We bought a part of the Amazon - it's absolutely insane
This is our new project in the most biodiverse place on earth - the Yasuní Rainforest of the Ecuadorian Amazon!
🦜 To support our work you can become a member here: mossy.earth
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⏱️TIMESTAMPS⏱️
0:00 Welcome to the Yasuní
1:23 The Amazon Rainforest
2:44 Why start a project here
4:04 Fredy Gualinga
5:40 Buying the land
8:00 The big picture
10:53 Arriving at the land
🎬 ABOUT THIS VIDEO SERIES
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In this six part series we will reveal the wonderfully diverse rainforest of the Yasuní while also explaining what our plan is to help restore and protect this special place.
In the next episode in this series we will give you a proper tour of the land so you can get familiar with every nook and cranny of this place.
🔎 ABOUT THIS PROJECT
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We are embarking on a new journey. To help protect the most biodiverse place on Earth.
Our new project, led by our own team of biologists, will aim to protect and restore rainforest in the buffer zone of the Yasuní National Park. Located in the Amazon region of Ecuador, this rainforest is home to the highest concentration of species on the planet.
We have laid the cornerstone by purchasing 140 hectares of forest that borders the national park, securing its protection and establishing a base for our project. Together with members of the local community and local experts, we will develop solutions to stop forest degradation and kick-start forest regeneration in the area.
Read more about our project here: www.mossy.earth/projects/yasu...
Credits
This project is managed by Fredy Gualinga and Adriana Brossmannova
Guiding: Jaime Andi, Ramiro Gualinga, Rodrigo Licuy and Fredy Gualinga
Rope access: Oliver Thomas
Mapping: Tiago de Zoeten.
Filming: Julie Schleiss-Andreassen and Duarte de Zoeten
Writing: Adriana Brossmannova and Duarte de Zoeten
Editing: Thomas Berry, Thomas Hikin, Jon Feuell and Duarte de Zoeten
Scoring: Charlie Hernández
We can only do these projects because of our Mossy Earth Members. So if you would like to help out you can become a member here: www.mossy.earth/ We use our rewilding budget to try and restore nature in the most impactful ways. Focusing on keystone species, big impact multiplying ideas and neglected ecosystems. Its fun but above all its impactful in bringing wilderness back to our landscapes. - Cheers, Duarte
I’m not sure if I missed it in the video, but how many acres is the area you’re restoring?
Great job guys! Just watch out for the narco terrorists down there. I hear it’s heating up.
@@jackm5873should be around 195 ha (482 acres), since 15 ha were cacao monoculture which was 7.7% of total area as said later in the video
im just flashed of what you are achieving. im gonna increase my monthly spending on you so you can keep working as free as the money allows you. Keep it up
hey! I love the videos that you make and the work you do in so many places. i've been struggling a lot financially the past two years and i haven't been able to become a member. But I wanted you to know that even if I can not help you with money i'm here to like everyone of your videos and I would love to volontier in any of your projects. Good for you for this new beautiful project and I love you all
As a Brazilian, thank you so much. It actually warms my heart upon learning this. Our government doesn’t do enough and our world doesn’t do enough to protect the lungs of our planet! Thank you so much!!!
Glad to hear you think this way! I hope more can be done in all the different countries that still have Amazon rainforest but especially Brasil. - Cheers, Duarte
I came to the comment section to express the same as you! I'm really glad that mossy earth is in the Amazon forest, and I hope that this is only the beginning of a turning point regarding the conservation and the best way to use this treasure without literally burning it to the ground
I totally agree! But @MossyEarth should also turn their eyes to the Mata Atlântica (not the Amazonian one). It is a biome that used to cover the litoral and south of Brazil and is now reduced to 7% of it's original area.
@@jcosca93 yes! I agree!!!! Mato atlântico is very important
Seeing those 2 roads makes it so obvious that leadership intended to squeeze the indigenous lands and peoples into a corner - eventually annihilating them - so they die off. How they've made it so far must be pure luck.
Cinematography took a significant step up! Impressive! This video perfectly symbolises why I support you guys. This is the power of social media and people who care.
Thank you! That means a lot to everyone who has worked on setting up this project and also for those who filmed it :) Your support is truly the only thing that makes this possible. Thank you for being a member! - Cheers, Duarte
Their animator working on that map did phenomenal work.
@@MossyEarth Hi, what do you call that specific type of tree you built your house in that area? I assume some of the trees would do better than the others in a very humid environment. What's your method to avoid the wood to rot or become moldy too fast ? Thanks for the answers. Have a great weekend!
@janosszentpeteri1922 the house was already there, they just fixed it up. They might still know what it was made of, though.
@@firstname405 I'm curious about it. Can you, please, ask specifically what it was? Thanks in advance. Have a great harmonious day!
It says a lot that you guys didn't start this project until you were invited in by Freddy as a member of one of the indigenous groups. It's a huge show of respect for both the environment and the people there. So excited to see this area flourish!
A new Mossy Earth video!!!! This is how money should be spent 💛Can't wait for more updates from this project!
Thank you Sandra! Your support is truly what makes this possible and it means a lot to use to be able to do this work :) - Cheers, Duarte
Kinda unfortunate that we have to have KZheadrs and their audience front the money. Plenty of governments and rich people should be doing this but they aren’t :(
@@bakerfx4968 True that... it can be frustrating to see so much money poured into incessant consumerism :( But I'm sure each good deed can amplify, no matter how small! So let's keep our spirits up💪
@@bakerfx4968 This gotta be the most common response to anything good happening on KZhead
Dear Gringo, Brazil has 60% of its native vegetation preserved! Do you have any idea what this is? How much native vegetation does your country have preserved? I bet not even 1/3 of that... WE DON'T NEED YOU TO PRESERVE THE AMAZON! Go buy land in your country and restore biodiversity there! We know your real interest in other people's lands, we are not idiots, take your NGO and stick it up your a.s.s
It's humbling to know that even those who have grown up in a jungle, could also wish to grow up and work in a city - only to change their mind as they grow older. I find that a lot of us seem to follow this path in our own ways. We think that the hard work of simple living is not worth it - but in that work is our healing. Our connection to nature and to family, community. I miss being out in nature regularly. I can't wait to get away from my desk job. Kudos to the Mossy Earth team for continuing to show us all what is possible when we love the Earth and work together.
Exactly! A connection with nature is healthy for the mind and it also gives people a good reason to protect and restore it for future generations! - Cheers, Duarte
@@MossyEarth Thanks Duarte, for your efforts to restore our beautiful planet for generations to come.
"But in that work is our healing" Beautifully put, couldn't agree more. Been feeling the same thing lately.
I guess, it's not "city" or "jungle". Most indigenous people live anyway of "in between". And there a lot way of "in between"! It's the question of "more" an "less". And at least ist not "Jungle" neither "pristine". Our people life here since more 10.000 years and made the Amazonas, what it is now.
I also grew up in the woods. Having the access to things in the city is a huge FOMO, largely experienced through my classmates and television. The old I get, the more I want to return to the woods, but the less I know how to achieve it. I hope one day I can go back.
I went to school with a guy who became one of the top cocoa hunters in the world and is working for original beans. This might be the source of income you guys are looking for. They have projects where they harvest about 50% of wild cocoa growing under the roof of the rainforest (wich means less sunburns for the cocoa, it is where it came from in the first place) and make premium chocolate with it and meanwhile work on regenerating and protecting the rainforest.
Another source of income might be extracting gold (in an eco-friendly way) from the area. A nice side benefit of that is that wild gold prospectors will pass the area by once it is common knowledge the area is mined out.
gold cannot be mined in an environmental-friendly manner... especially not when its below 10 meters of soil...@@apveening
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That's what I was thinking, also there are cosmetic companies like LUSH that are always on the lookout for sustainable and ethically sourced ingredients for their products it makes them more expensive but I think it's worth it
@@apveeningthe tricky thing about gold extraction is that one of the less intrusive ways of mining it is to use mercury
When I first started as a member I was so proud to be helping the team in Europe restoring centuries of activity that has displaced nature and species. Now knowing that my $'s has purchased some Amazon rain forest is a huge achievement! Congratulations and good luck, we continue to support and cheer you on.
A huge thank you for your support! This is an exciting milestone for our work and for our community :) Also, we will continue developing our projects in Europe and elsewhere because every ecosystem counts. - Cheers, Duarte
There is a small south african nature reserve named percy fyve nature reserve. A national youth organisation has been camping there, learning about the nature around them for the last 62 years. Every year it gets harder to do so though, thanks to an increase in criminal activity in the area and a lack of available funding to stop it. I'm a part of the team that facilitates the youth camp and was wondering who to contact to get mossy earth involved (if you're interested)
I doubt anyone normal would willingly invest in SA... considering the politics and the general mentality of people...imagine some Europeans come to try do something there....right...Let's just say I have low expectations considering the brutality of crimes against farmers happening daily...there is simply a lack of law and blooming corruption with undertone of racism in power.
@@HladniSjeverniVjetar this is fair, i just wish there was SOMETHING we could do. The "Voortrekkers" of South Africa have a saying "ons sal self" it pretty much perfectly sums up how we feel about the politics here
Wow! Freddy is a legend!
He is indeed! An absolute legend! - Cheers, Duarte
A rainforrest is truly one of the most beautiful places on earth and the fact that 50% of its rain come from evaporation is an important factor you can also see that in water harvesting and reforestation projects in india Its also really interesting you mentioned, that it is not the fault of the local, poor people. i think if we want to change the way the world works, the people on top of the pyramid, that overlook evertything are the the once at fault and sould be held accountable for their actions
It is really key we keep the whole ecosystem. The rainforest can very quickly become a dry savannah if we cut it down. The loss would be tremendous. - Cheers, Duarte
This is so fantastic! I’m so happy I’m a Mossy Earth Member! It’s so worth it!
Thank you so much for supporting our work! It is what made this possible and what allows us to do all of our projects! - Cheers, Duarte
I can honestly say I have never been more proud to be a Mossy Earth member than I am today! I'm disabled, so I can't help out with most initiatives near me. But I can do this! THANK YOU for giving us the means to make a real difference! ❤
Hi Micah, this comment means a lot to me and the rest of the team. We work quite hard to setup these projects and also make these videos so it is wonderful to hear something like this. You made my day! - Cheers, Duarte
I LOVE that you think about the people who actually live there. They are the original stakeholders, not wealthy europeans (that live in big cities thinking they know nature). Great job!
True but the health of the planet affects us all
Wow wow, we all invested in good ☺️
Thank you for the support Iuliia! It's truly the only thing that makes our work possible :) - Cheers, Duarte
Been a member for a year now. Don’t regret it one bit
It is that membership which has gotten this project off the ground. A huge thank you for the support! It means a lot :) - Cheers, Duarte
If I were very rich, that is exactly what I would do too. As a Mossy Earth contributor, I hope that my very minor contribution helped with this project in some way. I believe strongly in the urgency of this effort.
Same ! Even as a small child I alway wondered why rich people never did that . buying land and protecting it .
My son recruited me to become a member too. We are very happy to be able to support you. All projects are awesome. It's wonderful that you were able to buy the jungle. We are excited and always look forward to news and videos. Thanks 1000 times to all employees!!
Spent 3 months doing fieldwork in western amazonia a few years ago, the place is absolutely bonkers. As an ecologist its a dream place to go.
As a human, it would be amazing to visit ir
Dear Gringo, Brazil has 60% of its native vegetation preserved! Do you have any idea what this is? How much native vegetation does your country have preserved? I bet not even 1/3 of that... WE DON'T NEED YOU TO PRESERVE THE AMAZON! Go buy land in your country and restore biodiversity there! We know your real interest in other people's lands, we are not idiots, take your NGO and stick it up your a.s.s
I could not be more proud to be a Mossy Earth member!
Same bro. These mufukas put in work!
Dear Gringo, Brazil has 60% of its native vegetation preserved! Do you have any idea what this is? How much native vegetation does your country have preserved? I bet not even 1/3 of that... WE DON'T NEED YOU TO PRESERVE THE AMAZON! Go buy land in your country and restore biodiversity there! We know your real interest in other people's lands, we are not idiots, take your NGO and stick it up your a.s.s
This is amazing! The world is not doing enough to protect the rainforests from logging and other threats, so it's great to see these kind of actions.
Glad you like the project and thank you for the kind comment :) - Cheers, Duarte
The quality of each video keeps increasing. Both in production and content, its actually stunning
Thank you Joaquim as usual your support is much appreciated! - Cheers, Duarte
Amazing news Mossy Earth! Love that you've worked with local indigenous communities to lead and guide on this project. A lot of rewilding projects don't do this. Edit: it would be great if, eventually, the land you've bought could be given back to the community to be owned by them. Is this the end goal here?
Fully agree. Restored land should be given back and I sincerely hope they do that.
That cinematography and cgi of the map are absolutely incredible! Cheers from Brasil!
Glad you liked it! It was a lot of work to make it a bit more exciting. Hopefully it paid off :) - Cheers, Duarte
I want to thank you Guys, I have been a member now for about 2 years and I love to see that the money that I give is so well spend. In a world where I see mostly greed and the negative impact of us humans on our world, it's amazing to see the positive impact of your work. The passion, interest and sheer positivity you guys bring makes me have faith in a better future. I'm very glad I can be a part of that and I would love to get more involved into the future. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. 💚🌿 Keep up the good work. Much love from the Netherlands
Hey, in a world of exhausting KZhead algorithms and a lot of hard work it is lovely to get a message like this. It cuts straight to the core of what we do and really motivates me and the team to work hard on our projects and to inspire others to succeed in theirs. - Cheers, Duarte
@@MossyEarthI have a question I love yiur channel but is it fake or real? I mean you will make less money if it’s fake I just wanna know. If it’s real thank you. I love all the hard work! Keep it up!❤
@@desertrose9400 It is not fake. There are still people in this world with good intentions.
@@marcoscalderon7979 oh ok I
At the end of a month when any subscription is taken out of our bank acounts we always wonder if it is worth to still have it or not, this video makes me certain that this subscription is worth it and it will remain for a long time Excelente trabalho malta!!!
I am so glad to see you guys in the Amazon! I've been wanting to get your attention for my region, in northeastern Brazil, where each year we suffer from massive droughts, a rewilding project here would change the lives of millions of people, hpefully it will catch your attention!
You can start small by hand digging bunds. That is how they are restoring degraded land in Tanzania. There are videos about it here on YT. Bunds are the shape of a half circle & they point the shallow end to catch any rain that does fall in the direction of prevailing wind. You just need shovels & pickaxes & volunteers. You can do it! Every drop of rain you save is vital to plant life.
Wow, you guys went through all of these hurdles in order to buy this mesmerizing piece of land in just 3 months? You guys are doing an unbelievable job that it's just crazy! Everything tied to this channel is 100% worth it
One of the few KZhead channels that actually give back, very selfless people at Mossy Earth who actually care
Oh, this lifts my spirit to much! Blessings to you from my little corner of the land of the Sami people in the far up north! (where the land is also suffering so much, mines, industry, too much tourism...)
Glad you enjoyed it! - Cheers, Duarte
We see that you're trying to do well for everyone, even the communities there. Keep it up!
The communities there are the whole point of the project. We need to help them protect the forest and earn a decent living from doing so! - Cheers, Duarte
KEEP DOING WHAT U ARE DOING, SHARE, SHARE
We will! Thank you for the support! - Cheers, Duarte
Governments should learn from you! I cant tell how musch i smilled and how my heart warmed up seeing people caring so much with this beautifull and incredible ecossistem 💚💛💙
Your grphics have gotten so amazing! Super helpful and awesome to see
That is the work of Jon! Glad you find it useful :) - Cheers, Duarte
Bless you for the work you do! A few years back, my family had a piece of land that someone wanted to put a road through in the Laurentian Mountains in Quebec, Canada. It wasn't the shortest or the least damaging root, but the other root was protested by the land owners. There were many streams, and it was discovered endangered plant and animal species. The area covered about 30 acres. Our family decided, once the road was stopped, to donate the land to a conservation authority, making it a permanent protected wildlife park. Protecting our forests, both north and south, is vital to global health.
as someone from quebec too , Thank you !
Could you make a section as a food forest with local trees/plants? Could provide for local communities. Amazing stuff man love the videos
I work with a man from Ecuador named Versain aka “Versace”, one of the funniest men ever, who has taught me little tidbits of the Quechua language. Because of him I became really fascinated by the indigenous culture, visited, and fell in love with the biodiversity there. I am so happy to see you guys start a project in this region! The Amazon is truly as magical as it is vulnerable.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. For having bought this land in my country, Ecuador. What a joy that Mossy Earth has a project here. I congratulate you (all the team and supporters) and wish you the best of the best. We all need to do more to protect, care and recover our mother earth. Kind regards
After about a year of being subscribed and watching the videos within hours of posting, I finally took the plunge and became a member. Thank you for all you do, and for making it so transparent that people like me can trust our money is going to the right place.
Dear Gringo, Brazil has 60% of its native vegetation preserved! Do you have any idea what this is? How much native vegetation does your country have preserved? I bet not even 1/3 of that... WE DON'T NEED YOU TO PRESERVE THE AMAZON! Go buy land in your country and restore biodiversity there! We know your real interest in other people's lands, we are not idiots, take your NGO and stick it up your a.s.s
You guys do fantastic job to help our planet to heal its wounds! Keep going! Thank you so much!🌱🌷🌳
Thank you Olga! Your kind words mean a lot to the team :) - Cheers, Duarte
Great Project, that in contrast to so many others finally respects the needs of the people living there. I am super exited to see the progress
We felt that was the only way we would ever work in the Amazon so we are glad to have met Fredy! We'll keep you updated :) - Cheers, Duarte
Just joined because of this (and your many other videos). I just returned from visiting a friend who's living in Colombia. We spent about a week staying at different ecolodges/eco tourism spots. It was truly amazing to see the jungle and eye opening to see the unending cow pastures and coffee farms. It was interesting to learn about the restoration and eco tourism undertaken by the locals. Personally, I've always felt a little guilty or uncomfortable about my impact as a "tourist" or foreign traveler from a wealthy country or even just the emissions from flying for pleasure. This felt like a net positive trip by providing some income to local eco oriented businesses. Long story short, I got home, watched this video and felt a closer connection to the content than I have in the past and pulled the trigger on a membership. Thanks Mossy earth for being a vehicle for change, small and large. And for inspiring me and others. I'd like to buy a small piece of land in the North East US to re-wild at some point in my life.
This video was really terrific - the cinematography was amazing!
Thank you! That means a lot for those of us that worked on the filming and editing :) - Cheers, Duarte
I can't believe how much moo ssy earth has grown since I started watching!
Its all because people watch and support the work directly! It still baffles me what is possible when you put people together. A lot of small contributions can become something really big! - Cheers, Duarte
Every piece of this video is simply astonishing. Thank you for what you are doing for our planet
Glad you enjoyed it and a big thank you for watching the video. Your support means a lot! - Cheers, Duarte
Well done Freddie and Adriana!!!! ❤❤❤❤
Couldn’t agree more! - Cheers, Duarte
How are you guys not at a million subs yet?! This is outrageous, everyone who reads this, make sure to double-check that you are subscribed!
I am deeply impressed with the approach you’ve taken. From working with members of the indigenous community, to implementing small scale economic development to add economic value to the land, and of course, the rigorous data gathering to better understand what’s happening on the ground. This is phenomenal work. I’m not yet a member, but I’m thinking that needs to change. Keep up the wonderful work!
As a brasilian i am do proud of this video, thankyou for taking care of our world but also my country. I almost cried watching this video this is amazing
That map creation process was awesome to see. This type of video and work is exactly why I’ve been a member. Keep it up!
A senhora Adriana é uma máquina, despachou todo esse trabalho em 3 meses. Camarada Adriana. Toda a saúde possível. Porque claramente você é das que merece.
Não podia concordar mais! Uma maquina :) - Abraço, Duarte
Your videos are stunning and you are doing such an incredible thing ! i was a bit concern at the beginning of the video that you may get too many projects away from Europe but after all the explanation i get it, you are a rare place on the internet that is really trustworthy!!
Don't worry, we are well aware that we should not spread ourselves too thin. This will be one of our hubs but 3 of the 5 hubs are still in Europe. - Cheers, Duarte
Hoping that our wild boundaries can grow and more forest restored and preserved...
This video is so exciting, and beautiful. I am stunned and thrilled you were able to purchase this land. I am so proud to have been a Mossy Earth contributor, I just upped my monthly amount today. Thank you for everything you are doing!!
so glad you are working on something that’s far closer to it’s natural state versus some of your other projects. I hope you are able to form some kind of co-op with neighboring landowners to keep the entire area protected.
This is insane! Thank you for saving our planet. 🌎❤ Huge Thanks to Freddy, Adriana and everyone at Mossy Earth to make this happen. I can't wait to see more of this inspirational series to unfold.👍
Thank you for the kind words and the support! Im excited to show you the rest of this series and also how the project evolves in the coming years. - Cheers, Duarte
I am so amazed by your video! I visited Ecuador in 2022 and spent 3 days in a lodge in the Napo river in Amazon. It was one of the most wonderful experiences of my life. And that trip really made more aware of how important it is to protect biodiversity and our planet. Please protect nature!
Proud to be a supporter of your work! Thanks a lot for the impact you make!
I'm really excited to watch this - the Amazon is by far the most compelling conservation case in the world and I can't wait to see what you learn on the front.
Thank you! Excited to share our progress over the coming years :) - Cheers, Duarte
This video proves that you guys somehow managed to step up from already great video content to a whole other level. The shots, the storytelling, the location - everything is a joy to watch! Congrats to the whole team 🤘. Patrik
Oh, wow, I am so happy to be part of this. Greetings to all forest lovers!
Proving that the intact rainforest has economic value to people is probably the most valuable thing you could be doing in the Amazon, and I can see the care with which you selected a location. If local government and businesses can see the value, if individual farmers have a model for keeping rainforest intact and making a living doing it, it could mean a lot more forest saved by others in the near future. I love this project, even though it's a bit different from Mossy Earth's usual projects.
I'm so happy to see projects here in south america
We are building out a hub for our work in the Amazon but we are also going to partner with a really great organisation in Argentina. Keep an eye on the channel in the next few months :) - Cheers, Duarte
The filmography really looks so good. I think the line about how rainforest conservation being a bourgeois pursuit is such a kind and nuanced way to look at the situation and that’s why I love to watch Mossy Earth videos.
I love the work you do on saving the earth and have been a long time fan, keep up the great work!
Thank you! It means a lot to us that you have stuck with us and continue supporting our work! - Cheers, Duarte
Things like this make me feel proud as a mossy earth member, even if my contribution is humble
Our work is no more than a lot of humble contributions put together. Your support is truly what makes it all possible! Huge thank you for allowing us to do this work! - Cheers, Duarte
Awesome project. So proud to play a small part supporting this wonderful group. Mossy Earth Membership for the win!
Hey Spinnyoza! It is truly the only thing that makes it all possible. It’s incredible what people can do together! A big thank you for the support :) - Cheers, Duarte
The population of the planet hopes you make this patch bigger and better protected
The animations in the presentation are GOLD 🏆🏆🏆🥇🥇🥇 Absolutely TOP NOTCH video making. Best of luck to the project!
Fantastic! So fabulous that we members have made such an important investment in the future of the Amazon. Thank you to your team and Adriana in particular, for finding the place in the first place and then pushing through the purchase. But special thanks to Fredy I think. I love that we can work with him and more of the locals to steward to land, and hopefully provide meaningful income to the local community, as well as all the other benefits having the land allows. I'm so enthused 🙂
Congrats! THIS IS INCREDIBLE!
I’m glad to support something like this
Wow wow wow, this was really worth the wait. Amazing stand-alone video and amazing setup for future videos! Waiting anxiously for your next upload
Such an exciting project. Have to say the graphics of your videos recently have been spectacular.
Can you do it in belgium especially flanders we have very few wild areas once a male wolf was trying to migrate from france probably to germany but it stopped in the port of antwerp and returned sadly to his old grounds and if you fly with a plane over belgium it looks like a big tetris field with gray spots which are cities within farm ground
I absolutely adore the work you all are doing! Thank you for sharing
Thank you for the lovely comment and the support! - Cheers, Duarte
This is awesome project in our continent. Soy de Honduras pero entiendo muy bien el ecosistema del amazonas, ya que es bosque húmedo trópical, el mismo tipo de bosque que hay donde yo vivo. En Honduras actualmente no ha sido mucha la deforestación en zonas protegidas, el problema es que hay zonas no protegidas y se ha extendido el monocultivo de especies no nativas (cómo la palma africana), eso degrada el suelo y deteriora el ecosistema. Me encanta el interés que tienen en distintos tipos de ecosistemas, no sólo se enfocan en uno; eso es genial.
I like Amazon rainforest❤
We do too! - Cheers, Duarte
i LIKE YOU
Amazing project! Thank you Mossy Earth
Thank you for the support! - Cheers, Duarte
So exciting to see what you're working on! So happy to be a Mossy Earth member :)
So awesome! Congratulations on the win! So happy to be a contributor ❤
I love seeing you grow and appear in so many areas
We are expanding a bit but also narrowing our focus so we don't spread ourselves too thin! - Cheers, Duarte
This is incredible! Thank you for your work
Thank you for the kind words! - Cheers, Duarte
I really love this positive impact and outlook philosophy. I would love to work on projects like this one, but I can't think of anything a programmer could do to help in an active way D;
We've been looking at launching a "programmer sabbatical program". Where we would get some volunteer help in turn for showing people our projects. It's a work in progress, we will announce it here when we have it in a more concrete form. But we certainly could use the help of developers. - Cheers, Duarte
This makes me so fricken happy!! Yes!!! Mossy Earth Army!! 🌎 💪 💕 🌱
This is amazing, as always I am glad that I support you on Mossy Earth! Looking forward to hearing stories about what happens to your various projects as always!
Thank you for your support and very glad to hear you like the project! - Cheers, Duarte
You are doing amazing things, so happy to be a member! Quick question. My GF and I are going to go on vacation in Spain and Portugal in June and July. Is is possible to visit some of the areas that you guys are working at? Or off limits for tourists? I could totally understand that as well! Cheers!
I love this. The snails, rainforest in Scotland, Iceland etc and now the amazon. That is why I became a member and share your videos on linkedin
I would love to spend a week here! I can't wait for you to have the eco tourisim plan ready! Great work and well thought out as usual. This sort of project is why I support your group!
wow, this is amazing. you guys have outdone yourselves.
Thank you! That has to be our goal each time :) To try and do at least as good as last time. Glad to hear you like the project! - Cheers, Duarte
Flowing in that river look so nice. I'm extremely excited to see u guys take on a new project and I hope everything goes well!
Great production quality. Also I love this
Today is a good day.
We think so too! - Cheers, Duarte
This is very exciting, congratulations to us! Yes, I am a proud member. A member desperately in need of some Mossy Earth swag to wear to local conservation events. 😢
Yes congratulations to us! Couldn’t agree more with that statement :) Plenty of work to be done but its a great step. For the swag keep an eye on your email. Its in the works! - Cheers, Duarte
This is great to see! In 2022, I was lucky enough to explore the Peruvian area of Manu with a conservation charity called ‘Crees Manu’. They’ve regenerated 643 hectares and it was amazing to see the work they’ve done. Proud to be supporting a project such as this!
The fact that you guys were able to purchase this plot of land is a testament of far you have come along. Keep up the good work
Thank you so much for everything you and your team do for the planet. One thing I would look out for if you want to start making money is the development and sale of Carbon Credits. You seem to have your land pretty well certified already and so you should be able to register it with the various accreditation boards easily enough. Then you can sell the credits to companies in the EU, UK, Canada, and a few US States.
The cinematography and animations are improving so quickly! Keep it up folks!
Good work adriana and mossy earth team❤
Good work Adriana and Fredy indeed! It is impressive how fast they managed to get this done. - Cheers, Duarte
Yes, finally it's out! I'm super exited an looking forward to the next video on this series