Psychedelic Poaching: Rare DMT Acacia trees
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2024
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Dr Liam Engel shares footage evidencing extensive harvesting of a vulnerable, wild population of an unnamed and vulnerable DMT-containing Acacia species.
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- Mindful harvest
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00:00:00 Intro
00:00:05 Happy, healthy, rare Acacia in-situ
00:02:36 Evidence of Acacia poaching
00:05:24 Outro
Bio:
Dr Liam Engel is an ethnobotanist, drug science researcher and communicator. Liam’s unique perspective draws on skills in health and medicine, communications and social sciences, as well as botany and horticulture. Liam is a world-renowned expert on psychedelic cacti and Acacia trees, founder of The Mescaline Garden, an educational psychoactive plant nursery, and core contributor to Entheogenesis Australis, an internationally influential ethnobotanical charity.
Liam has published many scholarly works and a wide variety of other health, harm reduction and botanical publications concerning psychoactive plants. Liam has acted as an expert ethnobotanical consultant for numerous organisations including The ABC, the Conversation and the Sydney Royal Botanical Garden. Liam is currently completing a second PhD in Medical Science, on a scholarship funded by Natural Health International, who are working together to make plant medicines.
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This is heartbreaking. This is why we can’t have nice things. The great Aussie bush is going to be closed off to everyone. Respect the land people
Although they may contain high contents in the leaves and stems the chlorophyll makes extraction very difficult
Absolutely vulgar behavior
Once this kind of problem starts it will very seldom stop until everything is gone.
That area urgently needs to be protected as soon as possible.
Thanks for sharing, very disheartening but the true and impact of non sustainable DMT harvesting needs to be seen. Not all DMT harvesting is so negative. More Education is needed for sure.
Ingredients are easily accessible online if you watching these videos, you probably don’t know what you’re doing anyway. 😂
Sad site to sight 😢
Obtusifolia frm NSW is on invasive list in Vic. Plenty to harvest ✌️good source
Had no luck thus far
Perth hills😢
Hey mate I’m a fellow Aussie in vic none of the longfolia or florabunda have come back active
What happened ceremony and respect..just dont hack at it ...own benefit ...once upon a time proper medicine men and woman ...
Whats the name of these Acacias?
Incredibly upsetting!
The 'deeper connection with nature' sought by the psychonaut is here shown for what it truly costs nature.
We humans... 😢
Looks like new and old poaching - probably the same person. Can you set up a camera?
That’s a good idea!
And some landmines.
Shouldn't you feel more nature loving and respectful when consuming DMT??
Apparently not 🤷🏻♂️
DMT was life changing for me. After taking them for the first time 🛒🇪🇽🇴🇹🇮🇨🇵🇸🇾🇨🇭🇪🇵🇭🇦🇷🇲🇦🇨🇪🇺🇹🇮🇨🇦🇱🇸.🇨🇴🇲 I became one face of a multi-faceted experience prism, my side being my particular life experience. My awareness expanded and my social anxiety and depression was entirely gone. Truly magical!
There's possibilities worth considering here. For example council workers are instructed to seek out and destroy psilocybin containing mushrooms, even if they're in areas people wont necessarily go. We also know how strongly the police are against harvesting them. It could be possible that government agencies are seeking out these Acacias and destroying them.
Yeh good thinking but if it was they'd just do the whole lot and be done with it. They have no qualms doing things that are in nobody's best interest.
This seem highly unlikely. These plant are endangered. The government not removing them. Council some time spray mushrooms but they do not generally remove them.
The government Policing maybe, but destroying no I do not buy that.
Not in a national park.. and least not with a rare and threatened species with a conservation plan in place. That would be against the law. I've seen no evidence to suggest that governments are doing that.. I highly doubt council workers are instructed to go tear the bark off a highly threatened species in a national park.
@@bricklaya6337 What are you in love with a council worker? Your caught out mate!