I like this cause it shows that there’s still hope for this wonderful place

@marcodominicgonzales7138

4 жыл бұрын

#YeahYeah🐦 🌎 #SAVEcoralreefs Dude i was just in ur Instagram from Laura Wells Instagram..this is terrible..ive been Sounding the horn since 2013 on bleached Coral Reefs..its gonna take PROPER FUNDING to reverse Warming..if I ever get my Settlement, ill show the #COP26 #EU #usa🇺🇸 #OPEC #australia #UK #russia🇷🇺 #india #china🇨🇳 how by building CORAL RESISTANT REEFS and using Salination for Liquid Hydrogen to substitute for gasoline #NoMoreGas this will immediately create a #zerocarbon emission and allow reefs and #OCEANS to regenerate🌈Thanks Johnny Gaskell for getting in there and showing the evidence..Great #1millionwomen #EarthGirls❤️🌎 like Laura Wells and Greta Thunberg are WOW🌈 #YeahYeah #SaveLives #SaveEarth #earthday🌎 #Earth #GlobalWarming #FIXIT #fridaysforfuture #LiquidHYDROGEN #SAVEgreatBarrierREEF #GretaThunberg #LauraWells #WORLDWIDE

@danamarvelstar

3 жыл бұрын

Especially for our amazing Pixar characters Nemo, Dory, and Marlin.

@titanosaurusltd632

3 жыл бұрын

@The Man From Snowy River. actually, a lot is wrong with the reef that we need to fix

@tropickman

3 жыл бұрын

What if they collected coral eggs during the mass spawning events and then helped those eggs develop, grow a bit and then "plant" them?

@oi534

3 жыл бұрын

Agree👍 I'm happy now

Thank God there are people like you in this world to help save the coral sea, thank you so very much for all you do! Mike, Glendale, Arizona

@aerara4330

3 жыл бұрын

💖

@surfinmuso37

3 жыл бұрын

your ignorance is showing

@jojosiwasbizzareadventure4743

3 жыл бұрын

@@surfinmuso37 how?

@surfinmuso37

3 жыл бұрын

@@jojosiwasbizzareadventure4743 too little too late. Save it? Not a chance... try looking at the big picture...it is bleak, but it is the REALITY

@jojosiwasbizzareadventure4743

3 жыл бұрын

@@surfinmuso37 geez ok

How could I get a job doing this

@franceslock1662

3 жыл бұрын

Go to university, there's a lot of sacrifice and study that goes on behind the media potrayal.

@TheRealPAX

3 жыл бұрын

@@franceslock1662 I wish I could, I already got my degree in communication

@franceslock1662

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheRealPAX maybe later in your career you can go back to part time external study. People with the best jobs often have more than one degree.

@Khoisan-X

3 жыл бұрын

Surely you don't need a degree to grow back some coral. Teach these techniques to younger generations to increase the repair effort. We going to need it!

@GSP-76

3 жыл бұрын

@@Khoisan-X Yes, you absolutely do...the great barrier reef isn't a hobbyist reef aquarium in someone's basement.

you named the coral Steve? What a nice name.

@SoJoever

3 жыл бұрын

That checks out

@riopratamamartin7870

3 жыл бұрын

Steve irwin will be proud

@stormchazer3068

3 жыл бұрын

Steve, from the coral reef.

@Stickyybenzz

3 жыл бұрын

Sbeve

@rounakislam7725

3 жыл бұрын

Steve from Minecraft

See this is what my engineering mind likes to see. The news loves to say “look, the reef is dying and we need to do something!!” Then I’m left there asking how will it be done and how will it be funded? This guy answers that and shows it is working. This is something I could get behind.

@kernalbert4939

3 жыл бұрын

This fella is putting a happy face on a very dire situation...

@grimfpv292

3 жыл бұрын

Some like the problems to be as bad as possible, so they have a pretext to raise money to fix the problem. Then there are people with actual solutions to actual problems.

@grimfpv292

2 жыл бұрын

And there's been really high UV from the sun recent years, bleaching street-signs as well as reefs. It's not all about temperature or CO2.

This would be a fun job

@colinanthony562

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a surprisingly depressing career path. I’m a scientist in the South Pacific, and it’s hard to watch stuff like this because all of our data points to detriment. It is easy to get into a pessimistic mind set as a marine ecologist, but people like this guy that can portray positivity are vital

@relaxx4771

3 жыл бұрын

@@colinanthony562 im sorry to hear that!

@howard6433

3 жыл бұрын

@@colinanthony562 As a counter point, consider the chemist to tries to discover a new drug to cure something like cancer. After studying for years, getting a Ph.D. and a post-doc, less than 10% of working medicinal chemists will actually ever discover one drug in his entire career. That means that over 90% will have worked all their lives and have not met their goal once.

@steveohare4666

3 жыл бұрын

@Jyotiraditya Behera well its like working on a patient, if someone keeps harvesting their organs while you're checking their blood. Then when you move to the biopsy, someone gives them cyanide laced coffee. Then when they develop a fever, they're thrown into a sauna. Meanwhile you're paycheck has been cut due to government cut backs, and the electric bill is due on Wednesday. Our fisheries are being depleted at an overwhelming rate, pollution runs rampant on coastal environments, and rising sea temperatures is slowly killing sedentary corals which form the literal foundation of most marine ecosystems. As a marine bio student, many of my professors were completely jaded by the seemingly inevitability of ecosystem collapse and other die off events caused by human impact. Unless an ecosystem actively makes money via tourism, many local governments do little for conservation beyond some fishery research, and that is just to allow us to keep pulling fish from the ocean.

@Cravos060290

3 жыл бұрын

@@colinanthony562 Well, I wish I could participate in the protection of the GBR or rather the whole biological wonders of the world. I'd even say that I would quit my job and life in my current country even if I would just work under scientists in order to carry their heavy stuff in order to atleast help them to protect these fragile ecosystems. @Colin Anthorny if there would be a possebility, let me know.

I’m from America and have never been out of the country but I cry when I learn what has happened to the reefs and I hope that one day I can visit and help restore the reef as well

@californiaabound5522

3 жыл бұрын

You can start by learning how to keep a reef tank at home. It will show you the awesomeness of these corals

@lifeuncovered6188

3 жыл бұрын

Freshwater tanks are better...

@gortnewton4765

3 жыл бұрын

The GBR is strongly healthy, little tiny bits are sick, but not much of it. The GBR is 340,000 sq. km, almost every little bit is healthy.

@leeclifton9383

3 жыл бұрын

@@gortnewton4765 got to have a problem to have the $100,000 RIB to race around playing grabass all day planting rocks

@gortnewton4765

3 жыл бұрын

@@leeclifton9383 Can you translate for me - what does that mean? Just gibberish.

him: puts in first coral also him: pure happiness me:wowowowowow now I'm happy that a humans doing something good!

@Anchor_Productions

3 жыл бұрын

Restoring coral reefs hopefully will be super easy barely an inconvenience

When he says, "It double in size already." Me, watching: WHAT!? REALLY?!

@scuba130

3 жыл бұрын

I doubt it, just saying it for more funding

@Skinnyperegrine

3 жыл бұрын

@@scuba130 lmao he was clearly joking. He had put it in a whopping ~5 minutes earlier.

@Jake-zk3eb

3 жыл бұрын

He was joking

@emilydurkee8664

3 жыл бұрын

Whoosh

@melissajarvis4829

2 жыл бұрын

@@scuba130 Aussie humor. 😆

We need more of this - the doom and gloom environmental content is necessary, but these uplifting, solution-focused content are equally, maybe even more important. Like, who can feel excited and driven to do something if there’s no hope? So thanks 😌💙

humans can be so cute and full of love towards our earth and all the living reatures, thank you

It is so refreshing to know that there are Angels like you who would not simply give up .Good luck

I love his energy, commitment and sheer excitement. With people like this actually doing something for our planet the future doesn't look so gloomy.

Wow, great stuff, we're doing the same thing in the Bahamas our company's called 'Coral Vita', we're the first commercial coral farm in the world and have a very similar system to what you've got. I think it'd be great to collaborate! we've got equally lots to learn and an extra bit of help from both of us would be great i'd say!

@aa-to6ws

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, I have a few questions for you. What are the chances you can genetically modify the hardiness of the algae that lives inside the corals?

@Nickyvonboss

3 жыл бұрын

@@aa-to6ws The zooxanthellae correct? it is definitely in our interests to do just that as bleaching events occur when the zooxanthellae are agitated, not the coral, so the treat bleaching on the whole you need to keep the zooxanthellae happy. Although, it is quite difficult to do which is the issue, as of yet we haven't come to that point yet where we're able to do this.

@varindergill1290

3 жыл бұрын

Can you grow a full ref with just a few corals how they reproduce

@cyanidesurprise6880

3 жыл бұрын

How would one get employment from you to make the world a better place?

@rosmawatimuhammad3496

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry if this a bit rude but is this what the 'fish girl meme' mention about Bahamas project??

Im kind of worried about this "Carl" guy he keeps on talking about. Hope he's alright.

@chase5277

2 жыл бұрын

Haha

Absolute legend mate :) You're leading a legacy of massive importance, dedication, and skill and we're so lucky to have you here mate. Our support and strength are with you 100%.

@gortnewton4765

3 жыл бұрын

The GBR is strongly healthy, little tiny bits are sick, but not much of it. The GBR is 340,000 sq. km, almost every little bit is healthy.

I've been there 15 years ago and I've fallen in love with the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef and I've never seen it replace the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef. I hope the beautiful place is well preserved.

you're a Hero. Thank you! all Marine Biologist are heroes.

Hi! Would you mind if I used clips of this in a video I am making? I work with students with physical disabilities and am interested in using this in a lesson about the Great Barrier Reef. I am happy to contact you directly if you prefer. Thanks so much!

My sister and her husband have quit diving the Caribbean reefs b/c of the damage. I'm going to send this video to her to show that SOMEBODY has found an answer for rebuilding the reefs. Thank you so much for you and your team's great efforts in this serious work restoring your reefs and points the way for others to follow.

I'm from the Caribbean and I am so proud of what you guys are doing. We are all connected via the seas. Let's all do what we can to protect our planet.

@travelandleisure

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I was in Cairns in 2016. We were able to experience some scuba diving for a few days and I was shocked at what we saw! This makes me so happy knowing that something is being done. Thank you!!!

For the first time in so long i have hope for TGBR, I grew up on the water, and have often found myself close to tears watching documentaries about the state of not only that reef, but reefs around the world.

I’m glad people still exist in this world that know we can make the world a wonderful place again if we actually help. Unlike the people that think we are in the last days and the world is coming to an end negative thoughts bring negative things positive thoughts bring positive things. people do not realize how powerful our thoughts can be to our world. Instead of sitting down and complaining about the problems we need to take action on taking care of the problems. Thank you for helping the world to return to the garden of Eden.

Great vid! I’m Aussie to

@travelandleisure

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! Australia is amazing ;)

Is exactly what we do in our home Aquariums. Over the years we have developed very hardy species that can actually help recover coral reefs.

Brilliant I have sat hopelessly by watching the Great barrier reef die. I had no idea what could be done about it. This is a great start to returning the Great barrier reef.

I am very enthusiastic about marine biodiversity conservation. But due to lack of scope in my country and my inability to move abroad made me change my field. Hope someday I will be able to contribute in some way or the other. Keep up the good work!

That joy in his eyes when he was showing first coral.... People like him gave me hope. Not everyone is a jerk.

Long live Steve... God Speed man keep your great work going, its folks like you that make a difference.

I adore being a marine biologist. So rewarding taking care of our world first hand. Not only that but the animals also 🥰🥰🥰

wowww..... im impressed!!! My place somewhere here in Northern Philippines needs reef restoration......

So glad these people are helping coral reefs. They are BEAUTIFUL! And he's right, we need to help, so other generations can see its beauty! Also, what comes after Generation Z? We are at the last letter of the alphabet...

Thank you for your hard work and commitment to this very important cause. I was lucky enough to scuba dive in the Great Barrier Reef many years ago and it was an incredible experience I will never forget.

Thank you! Love your enthusiasm and dedication!! Living close to the beautiful Florida Coral Reef... We are all connected and need to do our best to conserve the beauty, health and hope of the reef's. They are depending on us 💓

He looks so happy when Steve the coral is placed in the raceway. Ahh thank you for the work that you do!

@travelandleisure

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Amazing. I’m an aquarium hobbyist. Thank you for your saving the coral reef. Such a lovely video

You have my 100% respect and what you do is such an inspiration to do something to help reverse what human being had done to our environment . Thank u

My Oceanography students loved your video and appreciate the incredible tedious and difficult labor involved!

We need more like you.... 🙏

OH! HOW FANTASTIC! WELL DONE GOOD AND FAITHFUL!

"I'm a marine biologist on daydream island" yeah he doesn't enjoy saying that at all ;)

@bili8241

3 жыл бұрын

Lol.

Thank you for your work from the bottom of my heart. Cheers from Italy

So grateful for people like this !!! You guys are true heros !! Would love to come help out sometime :)

I had the biggest smile watching this- what an awesome human! Bloody hope ‘Steve’ grew a beer belly & fattened up ready to the cyclone recovery. Brilliant work 🌊🥰

It's always good to know that there are people who cares for them. As it plays an important role in the ocean's sustenance

Loved his enthusiasm 😍

Great work! Reefs are such amazing and special places. We hope to dive there someday and see it in person!

Hearing it’s not actually dead like the media left it is so reassuring and hearing people so passionate about keeping it restored makes me cry 😭🥲

I send you all the love and support I can ... such a wonderful job what you people do

Thank you so much for the very important work you do 🙏🏼

I just know that Steve will be a great ambassador for all the corals! I love that guy/coral

All countries that have Ministry of Marine Life should develop and run similar projects like this 👍🏼

@sharky7665

3 жыл бұрын

A government big enough to give you everything you want is big enough to take everything you have.

It’s awesome watching the coral growing in these colonies. X

This definitely worked, the reef is having a serious comeback right now. I love the ocean and all the ocean animals so hearing the reed is making a comeback is huge news

Im so glad its being maintained like this

God bless you sir. I hope and pray that this rescue act comes to fruition.

Keep up the good work! We live in Italy and we watched the video together as a class. We think this information must be shared with others! We are thinking of what we can do to make a difference in our own ecosystems (especially in Sardinia -- Riccardo says hello!)

i hope this kind of act will expand in the whole world, instead of make war, make coral reefs to survive again

the excitement in his face..... we could use some of this to develop more humans like him :) :)

Important, nesessary work! Thank you very much!

Thank you for all those scientists and government who still care for this ecosystem. I hope one day, there will be a "disneyland" for those poor fish and other creatures in the sea.

You guys are real humans. Thank you

I'm going to use this video in my Geography class. I like it because it's a nice balance of facts and people being proactive to help the situation.

@gortnewton4765

3 жыл бұрын

The GBR is strongly healthy, little tiny bits are sick, but not much of it. The GBR is 340,000 sq. km, almost every little bit is healthy.

This deserves much more attention!!!

@gortnewton4765

3 жыл бұрын

The GBR is strongly healthy, little tiny bits are sick, but not much of it. The GBR is 340,000 sq. km, almost every little bit is healthy.

@vasiliskougias

3 жыл бұрын

Ok thank you for letting me know

I did a presentation on coral nursing not that long ago for the Cambridge IB programme and I am so upset I only just discovered this video now.... This is such an educational video and would have been such a great source. dang it:/

Great work . 💛 Save earth for future 🌎

Awesome work. God Bless those Who takes Care of the Environment.

this makes me so happy.

was concerned about these bleachings after watching chasing coral. happy to find this video.

This is amazing!

Kudos to such scientists ❤️

@sharky7665

3 жыл бұрын

And the taxpayers who pay the bill for it. Nothing is government funded. It is taxpayer funded.

@bluee112_aj

3 жыл бұрын

@@sharky7665 he actually said this project was funded by our government

@sharky7665

3 жыл бұрын

@@bluee112_aj and where does the government get its money from? Taxpayers.

@sdqsdq6274

2 жыл бұрын

lol , doesnt take scientist to rebuild a reef , so many people are in the hobbies , its easy , it just take time to restore it

@stormyboy129

Жыл бұрын

@Sharky7 some people I think are braindead 😂

the reef's looking a lot better now

Thank you, I hope my children can one day come see this.

Why do I feel like crying 😂😭 This is so beautiful tho, I commend you for your work!

Keeping a reef tank at home has shown me the importance of water and air quality and the effects on their habitats

@jeffjackson9679

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. Amazing how having your Dkh, calcium, or magnesium go too low for a few weeks, then watch your SPS corals get decimated.

This is good job! You can save the Great Barrier Reef before late.

Thank you for all your efforts. 🙏 ❤️ We need to protect our beautiful planet. 🌍

Wow, great video - thanks for using our footage - glad to watch this :-)

GOOD JOB GUYS, and BIG RESPECT to the save team

@gortnewton4765

3 жыл бұрын

The GBR is strongly healthy, little tiny bits are sick, but not much of it. The GBR is 340,000 sq. km, almost every little bit is healthy.

@peaceloveforever88

3 жыл бұрын

@@gortnewton4765 LOL

Thanks for saving the nature, bro!

Brilliant. Amazing work. So glad to see the Qld and federal governments supporting this amazing project.

You guys are doing such an amazing 🌊🌺work 👍🏻

amazing and hopeful. i wonder how many of these projects are needed to get the reefs back to where they were.

It's great to see how passionate someone is about there job. Makes me want to do something to help. So I am, there is no excuse not to do your part

What an amazing person to want to try and save the sea 🌊 would love to travel Australia 🇦🇺

Amazing. You're making the difference in this world

Good luck mate. More power to you.

LOVE SUCH CONTENT!

This video should be called how nature regenerates itself the miracle of life...

Ocen is so beautiful we need to think about it. Seriously earth not for only humans. We need more good people like you.

I’ve written a paper on Coral Bleaching Events and i’m very sad that i couldnt come across this video then. If i could, i’d love to come and help as much as possible to restore the marine ecosystem.

Helping the nature and nature will help you.

Way to go , love our problem solvers !

Hi Johnny, How are they doing now. I really appreciate your work.

Big respect 🙏 million thanks

Bleach it for the Reef! Glad to see it can be brought back

Thanks for doing this!! I can sense there is still hope for Mother Earth.

love it when he said first coral, he really love his job. 5:50

Great video but so much more to still do. Having been diving now for 14 years now I have seen a big decline since that first day.