@@somedumbozzie1539 Unbelievable ! thank you for your extensive explanation. Especially the way how it must feel driving there, and experience such a landscape. I could survive for days in nature if I had too, but this area you describe here, would mentally kill me.
I was absolutely in awe of what I just watched. That leading edge in the opening shots were like a great beast mindfully pushing ever forward. Just phenomenal.
additionally, research into restoring environments to reclaim lost land and regenerate and rejuvenate land that wouldnt otherwise be useful i.e desert regions.
Australian Wildlife keeps amazing and dazzling us, how diverse and beautiful it’s we have to safeguard it from climate change and other ecological challenges thanks for sharing
Australia spends far more on 'understanding and conserving water' than we do on war, and in that case we would have MORE to fight about; this is a truly braindead comment. Not to mention that the Lake Eyre system is a masterpiece in NOT conserving water in the slightest, it rolls down from the Diamantina into the desert and evaporates.
@@killashee7742 I'm for defending against China. Other countries need to carry their end. Our paying to have bases and keep stability should be reconsidered, they should pay us. How about no international aid till we get a balanced budget and zero deficit. The world looks at us like we're crazy for giving away our money when we are in debt.
It's so nice to see that our lord can supply water at desert areas as well as areas needed, WHAT EXCELLENT FOOTAGE 👍, for water is the source of (ALL Life), WATER, RAIN IS 💯% WELCOMED ANYTIME, ANYWHERE, more rain🌦️🌧️🌩️💧 please 🙏🙏🙏😊✌️😉👍
Excellent presentation thanks, by the way I think your country is fantastic, from your lovely continent to your people and history [albeit a short history]👍👍👍👍👍☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
Australias history is long a beautiful. If ur meaning the white man's history, than yes its been short. But Australia Aboriginals have an ancient and beautiful history.
Unfortunately it is not. Floods are nowhere near as regular as in Okavango. Australian weather patterns are more "erratic" and sometimes there is no floods at all for years and even decades, and whole area turns into completely dry salt plane.
For example: The white rhino could be classified as a feral herbivore but there is only 2 females left in the world, but the word feral is there so a bunch of people think they need culling because of room temp. IQ being the average lately.
My younger days were involved with camel treks. Mostly my partner, he was a cameleer. Nothing compares to seeing our country via camel. Cooking off the coals, sleeping in swags, the stars are your ceiling. In summer in Adelaide there were winery trips through McLaren Vale. The winter month long treks were just awesome.
@@peter.a.langan5872 Thanks,Peter, after doing more research I learned about the "basin" that drains into it. Makes me think of how the Great Basin in Nevada may have been at one time.
Kawabata mazi and potonamo etic Just kidding there isn’t just one aboriginal language or culture, it’s like asking Europeans what they call a river let alone what a particular river is called 👌🏻
I figured there would be a local Aboriginal tribal group in the area who would have their own names for the two rivers? Like here in New Zealand where local Iwi etc have local names for rivers and mountains etc..pretty similar to Eurooe and the Americas etc..Thanks Laurie
In Australia we waste huge quantities of water which falls in the tropics and runs out to sea. We could total transform Australia by pumping this water south to the arid areas by creating northern dams and cheap nuclear power to pump the water for use in natural habitats and to assist farmers during droughts
Vast lonely land complete vacant Australia 🦘 really a continent,full of venemous spices, excavation and extract minerals required, a unique place of the world.
I dream that one day I'll see water flowing like this from the Mediterranean Sea into the Qattara depression, turning it into an inland sea. Beautiful video.
You would need a 65km canal from El Alamein, rising 100m in elevation, then down to Al Maghra which is 23m above sea level. A tunnel would be best option, but very expensive. It would create an inland sea.
It actually doesn't. Lake Eyre is bone dry most of the time. It only fills up about 4 times each century, lasts generally less than a year before drying out again.
Just think, this would be a permanent feature if we followed Sir John Bradley's last plan to turn the QLD rivers inland, instead of emptying into the sea and dumping agrochemicals into the GBR.
@Va Sr No argument from me on lessening use of dumb chemicals by farmers. AI can help to model exact ecosystems enabling a natural predator to be included into the crop along with a system of flora and fauna interdependencies so creating a virtually pest free environment with zero need for pesticides or GM crops. But climate warming is going to be increasing rainfall in the tropics over the next few years and decades. We need to capture that and not let it just flood back to the ocean with enormous run-off that will be caused by the sheer deluge of water driven by an increased water-cycle driven by climate warming. Turning that water inland, towards the centre of Australia, will both protect downstream river erosion (rivers can still flow naturally - it's not about capturing 100%) with the overflow instead directed towards Lake Eyre. Dr. Bradfield was a genius and saw 100 years into the future.
@Va SrPerhaps initially expensive, as the Harbour Bridge was, but a lot cheaper in the long run than importing all our food from China because we can no longer grow anything. The same argument is made about renewable energy. The fact is, once it's built, it provides endless ongoing benefits for 100s of years.
@@yggdrasil9039 the fact it renewables have a use by life of around 15 years, the Broken Hill Nyngan 2,000,000 panel solar farm (650mw on a good day) is already @ 50% of its use by life , then all those panels go to landfill. It’s unlikely they will be replaced as the experiment is a complete failure , just as the river water diversion would be, simply allowing more irrigation to silt the already deteriorating natural waterways and heavy agro chemicals from cotton etc., to wash and degrade all the way down to lake Eyre. The loss of all that fresh water would no doubt change the aquaculture industry by completely interrupting the ecology of the river systems and near shore Nth QLD marine life. Wouldn’t even pass the pub test.
@@justdoesntaddup8620 Well you better tell that to my solar panels, because they are still going strong after 20 years and only about 10% loss of efficiency (1.5kW now giving about 1.35kW).
Use a red color filter, at 1:30, the similarity to some of the features of the surface of Mars play out, especially into and from the edge of craters. Oooops, no active environment, I forgot.
Any rain in the Lake Eyre basin ends up in the lake itself(not that it really rains much, if at all). Its called a basin because it is literally below sea level. The same story with any water running down from the Dimantina/Georgina, it ends up in Lake Eyre. Explain how better land management could help this? Or what you would even be trying to achieve with better land management?
@@hoasco5599 what they mean is that we all need to stop everything and stop existing so that all other life on the planet has priority. They are to stupid to also know it’s a salt flat that part of its natural cycle is to dry out and only be filled after monsoon rains..
That water should have penetrate into the soil where it fell and slowly seeped into the river with clean water making it a perennial river, instead of just making it a unhealthy dead water drain.
@@tallguy2882 we want to stop you from everything that will finally end the existence of us. you shouldn't only start to brush your teeth when they already have holes
@@tallguy2882 It might be many hundred years since that land were able to support plants, but it is not natural. The tool of fire used excessively through many thousands of years has been devastating to the biology in the brittle environments of Australia (+many other countries and still are). This complex unintended consequence of human intervention, which has happened in all brittle environments though out the world, failed to be recognized by humankind until very recently.
That water should have penetrate into the soil where it fell and slowly seeped into the river with clean water making it a perennial river, instead of just making it a unhealthy dead water drain.
It’s better for the environment and local ecosystems if that doesn’t happen. Look up the Murray/Darling basin to see what happens when the do use dams and mismanage the water.
End times are here. People please repent and pray to God for his divine protection and healing. He's the king of kings and Lord of Lords. There's nothing impossible for Him. Put all your trust in Him. He's coming to gather the harvest.....
That's the reason the human race is always finding itself in trouble, living in some kind of fantasy land, making up gods to try to explain things because their to dumb to figure things out for themselves, constantly polluting the environment and bringing on climate change but not being cluey enough to realize that their the cause of the problem. The human race could solve all the worlds problems, that are caused by the human race by getting a grasp on reality, simple as that.
For I am about to do something new. See, I have already begun! Do you not see it? I will make a pathway through the wilderness. I will create rivers in the dry wasteland. Isaiah 43:19
No words. Australia, you are beautiful. Keep protecting more places like this.
It's the opposite the clowns at the parliament are ruining the land
As an Australian, few things make my Heart fill with joy, more than a sight like this!
That was so beautiful to watch! Almost unreal at times, like on another planet.
@@somedumbozzie1539 Unbelievable ! thank you for your extensive explanation. Especially the way how it must feel driving there, and experience such a landscape. I could survive for days in nature if I had too, but this area you describe here, would mentally kill me.
I'll bet everything around there is diggin the water. Good to see.
I felt weird but I was rooting for the water!!
So were the trees!
..yeah ill see myself out..
how could anyone dislike this upload?
The weird person on internet.
For me it's the fact that it has no shots more than about 5 seconds long. I want to watch the water eat away at the sand
Crap music
@@snoochpounder that's not a very good reason to dislike a video about flowing water....
1000km in two months... that about 7.6 inches per second, 38 feet per minute, and .43 miles per hour
In Australia, we use the metric system... 📏
No its not lol
@@permanentmarkingkid4529 Sure it is
please use metric next time.
@@rizkyadiyanto7922 Why?
Truly beautiful... sight to behold... kudos!
Amazing. Wow. How is it that Australia is so magical
Because the North sits close to the Equator and the South close to Antarctica. So the weather systems create fantastic landscapes.
How beautiful 1000 kms in two months amazing.we are such an ever changing country.I wouldn’t live anywhere else.
I was absolutely in awe of what I just watched. That leading edge in the opening shots were like a great beast mindfully pushing ever forward. Just phenomenal.
Australia is amazing!🇦🇺❤️
Hiii tony how are u
Awesome photography and an awesome sight. Breathtaking. Well done.
we should start funding more environmental and scientific research to improve sustainability with the Earth.
additionally, research into restoring environments to reclaim lost land and regenerate and rejuvenate land that wouldnt otherwise be useful i.e desert regions.
@@ryan-kane and help fund indigenous communities to teach us how they manage land.
Australian Wildlife keeps amazing and dazzling us, how diverse and beautiful it’s we have to safeguard it from climate change and other ecological challenges thanks for sharing
Australia has enough trees to absorb all the carbon emissions of the world. Climate change is a political farce.
Amazing what motherv nature does
Fantastic drone work good to c river run again 👍👌
Its good to see life returning with the return of the river 😊👍🏼
A healing balm on an open wound,such a wonderful sight.
If we spent as much time and money on understanding and conserving water as we do on war we would have less to fight about.
Australia spends far more on 'understanding and conserving water' than we do on war, and in that case we would have MORE to fight about; this is a truly braindead comment.
Not to mention that the Lake Eyre system is a masterpiece in NOT conserving water in the slightest, it rolls down from the Diamantina into the desert and evaporates.
@@killashee7742 I'm for defending against China. Other countries need to carry their end. Our paying to have bases and keep stability should be reconsidered, they should pay us.
How about no international aid till we get a balanced budget and zero deficit.
The world looks at us like we're crazy for giving away our money when we are in debt.
The last war will be for water
A Beautiful thing 🌏
It's breathtakingly beautiful. Thanks for the lovely video
It's so nice to see that our lord can supply water at desert areas as well as areas needed, WHAT EXCELLENT FOOTAGE 👍, for water is the source of (ALL Life), WATER, RAIN IS 💯% WELCOMED ANYTIME, ANYWHERE, more rain🌦️🌧️🌩️💧 please 🙏🙏🙏😊✌️😉👍
Excellent presentation thanks, by the way I think your country is fantastic, from your lovely continent to your people and history [albeit a short history]👍👍👍👍👍☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
Suggest you read "The biggest estate on earth." I am still reading it and it is mind blowing. Thanks for your comment
Australias history is long a beautiful. If ur meaning the white man's history, than yes its been short. But Australia Aboriginals have an ancient and beautiful history.
@@Wheresarie yes, point taken , I didn’t mean to put the Aboriginal aside, but point taken my friend
Such clean floodwater !
Stunning almost brings a tear to my eye
Loved your video! It's similar to the Okavango Delta in Botswana.
Unfortunately it is not. Floods are nowhere near as regular as in Okavango. Australian weather patterns are more "erratic" and sometimes there is no floods at all for years and even decades, and whole area turns into completely dry salt plane.
Amazing australia all the time ....
Never thought to hear the words "Feral herbivores" strung together.
Every pet rabbit that gets released after easter....
90% of the vegans are feral herbivores... At least the ones that are online.
Words to make you feel like it's ok.
For example: The white rhino could be classified as a feral herbivore but there is only 2 females left in the world, but the word feral is there so a bunch of people think they need culling because of room temp. IQ being the average lately.
Lol. I know, interesting way of putting it. Feral camels, goats, pigs buffalo, horses, rabbits, rodents and deer. Did I miss any?
I donate to AWC, it's money well spent. I encourage others to do the same.
So good
Nature is always a pleasure
Funny, that area north of Lake Eyre was where I saw all the feral camel herds.
My younger days were involved with camel treks. Mostly my partner, he was a cameleer. Nothing compares to seeing our country via camel. Cooking off the coals, sleeping in swags, the stars are your ceiling. In summer in Adelaide there were winery trips through McLaren Vale. The winter month long treks were just awesome.
Peter lovett hiii how are u
Beautiful 😍
That, was great. Thank you
Beautiful!❤️🇦🇺
Looks amazing.
Very much enjoyed that.
Nice. What a wonderful world.
Straya mostly dry until Qld lets go with storms Lake Eyre 1,000klms L8tr
100,000 birds bred here after it filled .
What a great video.
Where is it coming from? I don’t know much about this kinda thing but but I’ve heard floods are happening a lot more now
Amazing and beautiful 😊💕💕
Thank You
It's best idea to save water and harvest new land👌🌹
Well done mate
This is the 1000 km pilgrimage I pay homage to ✊🏽
Wow, just checked it out on Google Earth, wonder when the last time was, that it had water shore to shore...
I think it was two years ago, not long anyway, but it’s very infrequent.
@@peter.a.langan5872 Thanks,Peter, after doing more research I learned about the "basin" that drains into it. Makes me think of how the Great Basin in Nevada may have been at one time.
I think there may be some there at the mo - Queensland has had a wet summer... so hopefully!
@@ebl36 takes a few months to get from queensland
@@DazBochiz it was wet in some areas over Chrissy
Water, the true spice of life...
i wonder if check dams and gabions could help raise the water table and slow down evaporation
Just wondering what the Aboriginal names of the two rivers are?
I think the one's called White Savior River and the others called Sino Justice Warrior Flume.
Kawabata mazi and potonamo etic
Just kidding there isn’t just one aboriginal language or culture, it’s like asking Europeans what they call a river let alone what a particular river is called 👌🏻
I figured there would be a local Aboriginal tribal group in the area who would have their own names for the two rivers? Like here in New Zealand where local Iwi etc have local names for rivers and mountains etc..pretty similar to Eurooe and the Americas etc..Thanks Laurie
How much is traversable by kayak?
In Australia we waste huge quantities of water which falls in the tropics and runs out to sea. We could total transform Australia by pumping this water south to the arid areas by creating northern dams and cheap nuclear power to pump the water for use in natural habitats and to assist farmers during droughts
I wonder how does it look now???
thats amazing
Only in Australia...
Look what happens when you are flipped upside down🙃
Water is life.
Пустыня Южных Симпсонов?
:)
2:09 Looks like a bad render :'D
Hi I want to get in contact with the rights holder for this footage. Could you please share any public facing details. Thanks
Hi Andrew. This footage was captured by our videographer Brad Leue and copyrighted to Australian Wildlife Conservancy.
1080p existed 2 years ago.
You should have used it😒
that was great...!
what is a katithanda
Vast lonely land complete vacant Australia 🦘 really a continent,full of venemous spices, excavation and extract minerals required, a unique place of the world.
Stay in your hole
Where was the lake? I seen a river.
it was dry. At 1:26 water starts to pour into the lake
I dream that one day I'll see water flowing like this from the Mediterranean Sea into the Qattara depression, turning it into an inland sea.
Beautiful video.
You would need a 65km canal from El Alamein, rising 100m in elevation, then down to Al Maghra which is 23m above sea level. A tunnel would be best option, but very expensive. It would create an inland sea.
So beautiful! Great drone work too =0)
So if I should go there that music will be playing somewhere in the background ?
Yes, but when you here it, you get nose bleeds and vertigo.
The sound of nature would be way better
@@hellogoodbye3129 hear* you know? Like, you hear with your ear. Same letters. Just with an h.
@@420frankp it was an auto correct. Hear as in hearing, not to be confused with listening.
But thank you for the PSA.
Rivers in the desert place!
I think the water come every year on this place
It actually doesn't. Lake Eyre is bone dry most of the time. It only fills up about 4 times each century, lasts generally less than a year before drying out again.
Well this video pop up after I watch a video Australia hit by massive Flood..
What language is Kati Thanda and what does it mean? It means something else in my language and I'm not from Australia.
@@consciousbeing1188 thanks
In California, the farmers would call that a “waste” and wonder why you hadn’t placed dams, in order to divert for agriculture.
Don’t worry; they say that here too
These avocados aren't going to water themselves.
California wouldn't have a water problem if the government didn't have rediculus rules about water management. The problems there are self inflicted.
@@turbolq4 all world problems are self inflicted: too many damn people.
@@turbolq4 I know. Things like that just shouldn’t be managed by governments
Just a tiny bit of re greening would hold on to that water a lot longer..
It's one of my best video scenerio
👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
Just think, this would be a permanent feature if we followed Sir John Bradley's last plan to turn the QLD rivers inland, instead of emptying into the sea and dumping agrochemicals into the GBR.
@Va Sr Sydney Harbour Bridge also very expensive, and destroyed a lot of people's homes in the Rocks. Yet it got built.
@Va Sr No argument from me on lessening use of dumb chemicals by farmers. AI can help to model exact ecosystems enabling a natural predator to be included into the crop along with a system of flora and fauna interdependencies so creating a virtually pest free environment with zero need for pesticides or GM crops. But climate warming is going to be increasing rainfall in the tropics over the next few years and decades. We need to capture that and not let it just flood back to the ocean with enormous run-off that will be caused by the sheer deluge of water driven by an increased water-cycle driven by climate warming. Turning that water inland, towards the centre of Australia, will both protect downstream river erosion (rivers can still flow naturally - it's not about capturing 100%) with the overflow instead directed towards Lake Eyre. Dr. Bradfield was a genius and saw 100 years into the future.
@Va SrPerhaps initially expensive, as the Harbour Bridge was, but a lot cheaper in the long run than importing all our food from China because we can no longer grow anything. The same argument is made about renewable energy. The fact is, once it's built, it provides endless ongoing benefits for 100s of years.
@@yggdrasil9039
the fact it renewables have a use by life of around 15 years, the Broken Hill Nyngan 2,000,000 panel solar farm (650mw on a good day) is already @ 50% of its use by life , then all those panels go to landfill.
It’s unlikely they will be replaced as the experiment is a complete failure , just as the river water diversion would be, simply allowing more irrigation to silt the already deteriorating natural waterways and heavy agro chemicals from cotton etc., to wash and degrade all the way down to lake Eyre.
The loss of all that fresh water would no doubt change the aquaculture industry by completely interrupting the ecology of the river systems and near shore Nth QLD marine life.
Wouldn’t even pass the pub test.
@@justdoesntaddup8620 Well you better tell that to my solar panels, because they are still going strong after 20 years and only about 10% loss of efficiency (1.5kW now giving about 1.35kW).
Everything had a good drink
Use a red color filter, at 1:30, the similarity to some of the features of the surface of Mars
play out, especially into and from the edge of craters. Oooops, no active environment, I forgot.
Suspicious.
this river should have leaking rock dams to hold more water inland then let is run... this is the true project that Australia should do..
You better watch out for the spaghetti sharks
A lake on Mars!
Probably alot of dissolved solids in the first of that.
"Protected"......unless they find oil, gas, coal or uranium there. To me that is not protection.
Mad Max says hi
Better land management and this video wouldn't exist as the lake would always have some water in it.
Any rain in the Lake Eyre basin ends up in the lake itself(not that it really rains much, if at all). Its called a basin because it is literally below sea level. The same story with any water running down from the Dimantina/Georgina, it ends up in Lake Eyre. Explain how better land management could help this? Or what you would even be trying to achieve with better land management?
@@hoasco5599 what they mean is that we all need to stop everything and stop existing so that all other life on the planet has priority. They are to stupid to also know it’s a salt flat that part of its natural cycle is to dry out and only be filled after monsoon rains..
That water should have penetrate into the soil where it fell and slowly seeped into the river with clean water making it a perennial river, instead of just making it a unhealthy dead water drain.
@@tallguy2882 we want to stop you from everything that will finally end the existence of us. you shouldn't only start to brush your teeth when they already have holes
@@tallguy2882 It might be many hundred years since that land were able to support plants, but it is not natural. The tool of fire used excessively through many thousands of years has been devastating to the biology in the brittle environments of Australia (+many other countries and still are). This complex unintended consequence of human intervention, which has happened in all brittle environments though out the world, failed to be recognized by humankind until very recently.
Kati thanda in india means very cold
We need to plant trees thare right now
What means "Kati Thanda"??
It translates as "Big lagoon way out back where Aunty Eileen used to go fishin' "....
Well that's what Uncle Cubby told me, back in the dreamtime.
it means "lake Eyre"
😲😲😳😳👍👍👍
Thanda means cold in Bangla
Mars, when we start thawing ice...
Dry ice doesn't turn to water lol
aqualogists be like: yup there it is
Great video. Greta: How dare you?...... the environment is an awesome thing. How quickly it moves on with or without us.
Why am I crying?
It's OK. The water travelled very far to get home. Everything was waiting for it. Celebrate life. ❤️
That water should have penetrate into the soil where it fell and slowly seeped into the river with clean water making it a perennial river, instead of just making it a unhealthy dead water drain.
Dam it it and plant trees and shrub to generate top soil
why dont you build dams to save these waters?
It’s better for the environment and local ecosystems if that doesn’t happen. Look up the Murray/Darling basin to see what happens when the do use dams and mismanage the water.
@@ebl36 a good example elsewhere is the aral sea which has virtually dried up
@@DazBochiz Thank you. I remember seeing this in passing in a programme. I must research this - it’s both sad and interesting.
Once the water arrives, how long 'til the elephants come to drink?
Depends. The Elephants have to swim across the Indian ocean, which depending on conditions could be anywhere between 4 to 6 weeks.
End times are here. People please repent and pray to God for his divine protection and healing. He's the king of kings and Lord of Lords. There's nothing impossible for Him. Put all your trust in Him. He's coming to gather the harvest.....
That's the reason the human race is always finding itself in trouble, living in some kind of fantasy land, making up gods to try to explain things because their to dumb to figure things out for themselves, constantly polluting the environment and bringing on climate change but not being cluey enough to realize that their the cause of the problem. The human race could solve all the worlds problems, that are caused by the human race by getting a grasp on reality, simple as that.
Amazing how far water can flow on the flat earth.
For I am about to do something new. See, I have already begun! Do you not see it? I will make a pathway through the wilderness. I will create rivers in the dry wasteland.
Isaiah 43:19
Water in a dry land