Exploring Nature Responsibly: Camping Insights from an Aquatic Biologist | Vanlife | Minivan Camping

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  • Опубліковано 10 вер 2024

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  • @PattyGurdy
    @PattyGurdy Рік тому

    as long as I follow your channel, I will never stop learning :)

  • @PioneerGrandma
    @PioneerGrandma Рік тому

    So much important information! Thanks for sharing Nick with us, Kelly!

  • @breezezee9706
    @breezezee9706 Рік тому

    I enjoyed this video very much and all of your others as well. You both seem to share a love of nature.

  • @mythicalnomadadventure969
    @mythicalnomadadventure969 Рік тому

    Great, important conversation. Truly value our wild places 💯👍

  • @joanndavis4843
    @joanndavis4843 Рік тому

    Thank you for having your cousin talk about the effects people are causing while they're out "enjoying" themselves in our natural settings. The thing is the people who litter and who don't leave a place like they found it have been doing it their whole lives. Reminding these
    people to respect their natural environment doesn't seem to get through to them. Maybe they are the same people who leave their cigarette buds all over the ground like the world is their ashtray. They just don't care. I would like to add something. At a nearby lake I am seeing people feed the geese. It creates an artificial food source that makes more droppings, that eventually make it's way into the lake. Because of this the bacteria count goes way up! This in turn affects all the wildlife that use the lake for their home. Certainly nature provides everything these geese need to not only survive, but to thrive also.

    • @minivancampergal1554
      @minivancampergal1554  Рік тому

      Thanks Joann! Yeah - you're right - people who are inconsiderate rarely listen to advice, nor are the interested in improving.

  • @pedestrianfare8175
    @pedestrianfare8175 Рік тому

    Thanks for nabbing your cousin for us! I'd be interested to know his take on some of the head banging between nature conservation and de-carbonization advocates. It seems improvements to the production of electricity and its transmission are required to decarbonize but there are land issues for wind/solar/grid transmission. Also, mining. I heard Bill McKibbon contrast how instantly coal burns up after you mine it, with how decades long the minerals needed for energy storage last. Everything seems to cost something.

    • @minivancampergal1554
      @minivancampergal1554  Рік тому

      Thanks for watching! Yes, we talked about this a little. You're right, everything has a cost.

  • @steamyb2
    @steamyb2 Рік тому

    I'm doing my part, I stay home!
    Sold my RV, really tired of interstates and campgrounds. They are all the same!
    Do your part and avoid nature, you will just mess it up! LOL

    • @minivancampergal1554
      @minivancampergal1554  Рік тому +1

      Haha! Yes, I know what you mean. I've chosen to not visit a few places because I just don't want to contribute the ruin of them.

  • @agr8h2o
    @agr8h2o Рік тому

    💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

  • @newtuber4freedom43
    @newtuber4freedom43 Рік тому

    Wonderful content! Request - please don't let your pets in the lakes, rivers, streams, ponds & creeks ... if they are infused with flea & tick killer it may kill more than just the ticks & fleas that don't live in water!
    Please tell folks how far away from the water should they use soaps & chemicals and bury the human waste (also how deep).
    ☮️💟
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    • @minivancampergal1554
      @minivancampergal1554  Рік тому

      Hello! Oh great tip - wow, I hadn't thought of tick and flea killer. Yeah, I bet that has an impact.

  • @user-gf2tf7gf5j
    @user-gf2tf7gf5j Рік тому

    boring thalking heads. interesting theme. but not well done ...