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A Great Wild Place: The Thompson Divide and the Community that Stood Up for It
This video is a tribute to the Thompson Divide and the people that helped protect it.
Directed by:
Lucas De Cesco
Produced by:
Wilderness Workshop
Imagery courtesy of:
Pete McBride
EcoFlight
Thompson Divide Coalition
Wilderness Workshop
Community Photographers
Jon Mullen / Ecostock
Wilderness Workshop works across more than 4 million acres of public lands to ensure their ecological integrity. We have led efforts to designate more than half a million acres of Wilderness and hundreds of thousands of roadless areas in western Colorado. Learn more at www.WildernessWorkshop.org
Directed by:
Lucas De Cesco
Produced by:
Wilderness Workshop
Imagery courtesy of:
Pete McBride
EcoFlight
Thompson Divide Coalition
Wilderness Workshop
Community Photographers
Jon Mullen / Ecostock
Wilderness Workshop works across more than 4 million acres of public lands to ensure their ecological integrity. We have led efforts to designate more than half a million acres of Wilderness and hundreds of thousands of roadless areas in western Colorado. Learn more at www.WildernessWorkshop.org
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Recreation Ecology: "The Ecological Consequences of Wildland Recreation," by Dr. Christopher Monz
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In 2023, Wilderness Workshop hosted Dr. Christopher Monz for a presentation on his paper, titled "The Ecological Consequences of Wildland Recreation: A Review of Knowledge and Implications for Public Lands in Colorado." This presentation was given to local partners, management agencies and interested locals. Please note that the Q&A portion was not recorded. If you have questions or comments, p...
Ancient Wetlands - "Their Essential Value and Threats in our Warming World" with Delia Malone
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Nearly one-third of all the wetland area on Earth are peatlands, about ~2 % of Earth’s land area, with 20-25% of all terrestrial carbon stored in peatlands, making them the most effective carbon store on earth and providing important regulation of global carbon budgets. Mountain peatlands - fens, regulate movement of sediment, nutrients and water in watersheds and support a high proportion of r...
Naturalist Nights - Where Wildlife Meets the Road
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Advancing Safe Passages in the Roaring Fork Valley Around the world, wildlife crossings are increasingly being built to help reduce vehicle collisions with wildlife while allowing animals to safely cross under or over a roadway to access the habitat and resources they need to survive. This presentation will discuss wildlife’s need for connectivity across roads; how wildlife crossings can create...
Senator Bennet kicks off "Spring into Action for the Thompson Divide" - Spanish
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What better way to usher in a new season than to celebrate a beloved landscape in our backyard - the Thompson Divide! Protecting the Divide has been a community priority, and a major focus of Wilderness Workshop's work, for many years - thank you to so many of you whose passion for this place never seems to run out. As spring begins anew, we invite you to join us for “Spring into Action for the...
Senator Bennet kicks off "Spring into Action for the Thompson Divide"
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What better way to usher in a new season than to celebrate a beloved landscape in our backyard - the Thompson Divide! Protecting the Divide has been a community priority, and a major focus of Wilderness Workshop's work, for many years - thank you to so many of you whose passion for this place never seems to run out. As spring begins anew, we invite you to join us for “Spring into Action for the...
2022 Naturalist Nights: Using Goats for Habitat Restoration on Public Lands with Hilary Boyd
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2022 Naturalist Nights: Using Goats for Habitat Restoration on Public Lands with Hilary Boyd
Naturalist Nights: Forest Disturbance by Bark Beetles in Colorado
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Naturalist Nights: Forest Disturbance by Bark Beetles in Colorado
Naturalist Nights: Soil Carbon in Colorado Agroecosystems: Practice & Promise
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Naturalist Nights: Soil Carbon in Colorado Agroecosystems: Practice & Promise
2022 Naturalist Nights: Small Mountain Owls with Scott Rashid
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2022 Naturalist Nights: Small Mountain Owls with Scott Rashid
Carla Garcia | Latino Conservation Week 2020 (Spanish)
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Carla Garcia | Latino Conservation Week 2020 (Spanish)
Jasmine Ramirez | Voces Unidas de las Montañas | Latino Conservation Week 2020 (English)
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Jasmine Ramirez | Voces Unidas de las Montañas | Latino Conservation Week 2020 (English)
Latino Conservation Week 2020 Promo (Spanish)
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Latino Conservation Week 2020 Promo (Spanish)
Latino Conservation Week 2020 Promo (English)
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Latino Conservation Week 2020 Promo (English)
Beatriz Soto (Spanish) | Wilderness Workshop | Latino Conservation week 2020
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Beatriz Soto (Spanish) | Wilderness Workshop | Latino Conservation week 2020
Beatriz Soto (English) | Wilderness Workshop | Latino Conservation week 2020
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Beatriz Soto (English) | Wilderness Workshop | Latino Conservation week 2020
Wild Chats: Peaches, Parity, and Public Participation on Our Land
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Wild Chats: Peaches, Parity, and Public Participation on Our Land
Naturalist Nights - "The March 2019 Avalanche Cycle"
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Naturalist Nights - "The March 2019 Avalanche Cycle"
Naturalist Nights - "Snowmelt to Streamflow - How Vulnerable Are Our Mountain Rivers?”
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Naturalist Nights - "Snowmelt to Streamflow - How Vulnerable Are Our Mountain Rivers?”
Naturalist Nights - "Border Wall Impacts on Wildlife, Wilderness and Communities"
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Naturalist Nights - "Border Wall Impacts on Wildlife, Wilderness and Communities"
Naturalist Nights - "No Boundaries for Birds: Saving Tropical Birds in the Roaring Fork Valley"
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Naturalist Nights - "No Boundaries for Birds: Saving Tropical Birds in the Roaring Fork Valley"
Naturalist Nights - "Feral Horses in the Western USA; Politics, Controversy, and Science"
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Naturalist Nights - "Feral Horses in the Western USA; Politics, Controversy, and Science"
Naturalist Nights - "Too Hot to Trot? Pika Ecology in a Time of Global Change"
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Naturalist Nights - "Too Hot to Trot? Pika Ecology in a Time of Global Change"
Naturalist Nights - "Maintaining CATCHments, Not waterSHEDS: the Effects of Wildfire"
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Naturalist Nights - "Maintaining CATCHments, Not waterSHEDS: the Effects of Wildfire"
Naturalist Nights - "Disappearing Elk: Loving Our Wild Places to Death"
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Naturalist Nights - "Disappearing Elk: Loving Our Wild Places to Death"
Naturalist Nights - "Brown-capped Rosy-Finches: Denizens of the Alpine"
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Naturalist Nights - "Brown-capped Rosy-Finches: Denizens of the Alpine"
Naturalist Nights - "Divas in the Treetops: When and Why Do Female Birds Sing?"
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Naturalist Nights - "Divas in the Treetops: When and Why Do Female Birds Sing?"
Wilderness Workshop Defiende Ecoflight
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Wilderness Workshop Defiende Ecoflight
Thank you for this. I learned a lot!
Good webinar but a play now from a wolf puppy is not predatory. I have extensive experience with high content wolfdogs, as do others who will tell you the same.
I wish whoever wanted to try to debate him would have shown up. They never have any data or facts
Poor sound
Great presentation!
We've got a really bad black bear problem in british columbia. They are starving and coming into town for food. Forest fires and horrible seasons for berries. I feel so awful for them. I wish I knew how to help these bears.
🤔 "promo sm"
These people are using public land for thier sheep & cow to grazing so it's fair game...Public land is belong to wolves too so sotp crying about it.
I realized only 60 people view this film you can tell how ignorant Americans are(not all). They refuse to learn. I'm so shame that I'm being American sometimes (dont tell me move to another country...I've heard too mant times...just telling the truth)
Such a good lesson. I understand more about the ecology. Thanks Doug Smith & senetor Mike Phillips for great work!
I really enjoyed this video - I am researching guano and guano-producing birds for a project at work.
Dude... nothing of what this guy is talking about is new. Why would a university finance this type of BS?
Because he's gay.
i recall reading the effects of guano on the production of cotton in the nutrient-starved soils of southern plantations. the yield of 3 bales an acre jumped to 10.
very interesting & informative lecture.
Good job! I would have joined you if I had known the protest was happening (I'm down valley)
I LOVE THE VIDEO
Excellent video! Thank you for all you do.
Gos and roads, I live in Chitina Alaska on Hwy 10, this is a very busy place due to fishing and tourism. Vehicle traffic is almost constant in the summer. Last year there was a goshawk nest 250 meters off the Hwy, 600 meters north a nest of Redtails, in between a Great Horned Owl nest and within 200 meters of the Redtail nest was a Boreal Owl nest. All these birds are used to the traffic and after fledging I saw the redtails hunting every day and often saw the young as well as parent Goshawk. The GH Owl nest was also successful in fledging multiple young. We are at a high in the Snowshoe Hare cycle and there is bare ground that supports Arctic Ground Squirrels there are also lots of mice. They would sit in plain sight, make passes at my Dash hounds and were not real spooky. In Craig Alaska Bald Eagles nest right by the busy road, there is a USFS station there you could check in with if you think I'm a BS artist. I see Goshawks all winter, not sure if it's the adults or 1 adult, but they are here. Colorado Falconers have detected about 10 year cycles on Goshawk invasions there.
JUST WONDERFUL! THANK YOU .
Fires set by native Americans is still artificial.
How many dippers were banded and how many survived?
awesome!
I would save the world but mostly everyone is inconsiderate jerks that don't understand they are killing the place the live. BTW Aron Ralston is great but he kind of had it coming by not telling anyone where he was going. Still I think he's an amazing person.
FUCK YOU headhiphop
FUCK YOU headhiphop
@noirkitten Why is he a superman? Because he failed to let anyone know where he'd be venturing in the back-country? Or because he was "lucky" enough to have to sever his own arm? Ralston is hardly a hero or a superman.
@dntcallmeanazzhat - 'thumbs up!'
While protection of our natural resources is a noble goal, Wilderness designation is but one way to do so. We have many options available to use today in our 'land-protection tool-kit'. Let's not confuse a tool (Wilderness designation) for the goal (protection of natural resources). Companion designations, such as National Recreation Areas, National Conservation Areas, National Scenic Areas, etc, are all acts of Congress (like Wilderness) and would require an act of Congress to reverse.
To date, not a single Congressionally designated Companion Area has been reversed, all while Wilderness advocates tout the weaknesses of such designations. These alternatives to Wilderness designation can be written locally, not in Washington, by people with 'boots-on-the-ground-knowledge' of the area. These alternatives can also be written on a case by case basis, depending on the parcel, to custom fit the protection deserved (i.e. non-motorized vs motorized areas).
Some lands that qualify as Wilderness can be designated as such, but adjacent lands that fall short of the Wilderness definition deserve protection too. That is why Companion Areas need to be explored. Companions can be written to be more recreation friendly than Wilderness. Recreation is not the enemy. Development and extractive industries are.
@mikeborja1 brilliant.
well who could disagree? :) sucks that unfortunately, we are further and further pushed into 'crisis management', chasing after natural world disasters more and more, because we were not fiscally and humanely-minded enough to 'be preparded.' unfortunately it is our natural national treasures that will suffer along with most of us, as we struggle through world-changing issues/times/and mindsets. lol if only enough of us had the -time- to go visit our state parks even! let alone the gas-money...
Is that him playing the guitar?
whatever he says, I agree ;)
@srguman Shut the hell up he is more of a man then you will ever be