Always super excited to see the Snaizeholme updates. It's incredibly beautiful and just great to watch all the amazing work going on there. ❤❤ Well done to all. And THANK YOU! 🎉
Amazing work that is going on, by some wonderful people! Gives me a boost of optimism 😊 - even if I don't live long enough to see it on all its future glory!
I joined some school children recently tree planting on the edge of existing woodland, hundreds of trees of assorted species planted by some very keen young folk, it was touching seeing how excited they were to be part of the project. In the future however many trees survive they'll be able to show their own children the woodland they created. This Woodland Trust mountainside project is absolutely essential too & all this sort of thing gives me hope for the future.
I raised my concerns before this project started that if it wasn’t properly managed it would end up sparsely populated with pine, fir, larch, and spruce which would be necessary to help expand the existing habitat for the red squirrels. I trust the cash splashing trusts involved will be funding the necessary ‘despatch engineers’.
After centuries of over-exploitation and abuse by humans, It's fantastic to finally see this landscape being returned to nature by such dedicated people.
The climate is supposed to 'change' - only humans are arrogant enough to think it should stay sunny and calm for them. What we should concentrate on is 'care for our planet' imo. Do achievable things, like this project, with Nature and people in harmony at its heart. What can we give back without bankrupting/destroying ourselves into the bargain, when we don't need to imo.
Always super excited to see the Snaizeholme updates. It's incredibly beautiful and just great to watch all the amazing work going on there. ❤❤ Well done to all. And THANK YOU! 🎉
Amazing work that is going on, by some wonderful people! Gives me a boost of optimism 😊 - even if I don't live long enough to see it on all its future glory!
I joined some school children recently tree planting on the edge of existing woodland, hundreds of trees of assorted species planted by some very keen young folk, it was touching seeing how excited they were to be part of the project. In the future however many trees survive they'll be able to show their own children the woodland they created.
This Woodland Trust mountainside project is absolutely essential too & all this sort of thing gives me hope for the future.
Heartwarming project. Thank heavens for these eco heroes. Bring on the biodiversity! 😊
Well done to all the contractors working on this project!
I love the idea of naming the dry spells, and they are still only on A! Amazing work - gives me hope for the future. grateful thanks to all.
What a wonderful project! Thank you for this film. Hats off to the tree-planting team in the lousy weather.
Allocating names to dry days, that's very British,😂 well done to Richard Atton.👍
Love the music! Perhaps you could tell me what it is! And it did make me laugh you’re naming the dry weather spells..Well done to you all 👏
I raised my concerns before this project started that if it wasn’t properly managed it would end up sparsely populated with pine, fir, larch, and spruce which would be necessary to help expand the existing habitat for the red squirrels. I trust the cash splashing trusts involved will be funding the necessary ‘despatch engineers’.
Repurpose barns!!!! Opening them up and let wildlife benefit from them. FFS.
Can’t fault the guy doing the work though. 👏👏
Forgot to ask - some of the drone footage shows moorland drains. Any plans to block/remove them?
After centuries of over-exploitation and abuse by humans, It's fantastic to finally see this landscape being returned to nature by such dedicated people.
How much did that bridge cost ? Ridiculous
We need to stop the phrase "climate change" and use poor town planning and poor habitat mangement instead.
The climate is supposed to 'change' - only humans are arrogant enough to think it should stay sunny and calm for them. What we should concentrate on is 'care for our planet' imo. Do achievable things, like this project, with Nature and people in harmony at its heart. What can we give back without bankrupting/destroying ourselves into the bargain, when we don't need to imo.
Many of the flooded homes near rivers are older buildings, it’s not just new builds which have to have flood risk reports done during planning