Moving from Washington state to Colorado, I look forward to seeing and appreciating your work.

@SummitCountyGov

7 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

This is a wonderful story! In a damaged world, we need more of this..

Thank you for doing the right thing...

Knowledgeable spokesman. Very nicely done.

I love seeing this kind of stuff. Thank you for helping our planet.

Planet gardener ! This is beautiful !!!

I wish that I could be a part of this awesome effort. Jordan may seem to ramble on, but I don’t know anyone who can speak on one topic for so long with no script. Thanks to all involved, from Australia 🇦🇺

@michaelsteele4587

Жыл бұрын

that's fine, I'd listen to him ramble on about anything any day. lol

@MakeSomeNoiseAgencyPlaylists

6 ай бұрын

really? I know thousands whio can do that.....

Trout Unlimited likes to restore brook trout to a stream but usually don't restore the food chain needed for BIG brook trout. So hopefully you can restore native frogs, crayfish, minnow like fish, salamanders, shrews and other native aquatic inhabitants in streams in this area. Also, timber on the stream bank provides habitant for small mammals, snakes, toads, lizards, birds, etc. which make good food for BIG brook trout. Downstream from timber on the stream bank, floods deposit alluvium that is needed by the river tree's seeds to germinate in the riparian zone. I'm glad to see your planting willows along the stream as the leaves, seeds and small branches from river trees provide up to 80% of the nutrients needed by the invertebrates in the stream. Also, during the molting stage of mayflies the willows are where the mayflies perch while molting. Female bumblebees hibernate in stream banks over the Winter and the willow pollen is the first pollen used by the newly awoken female bumblebees after a long, cold Winter. P.S. Do river trees like the cottonwood and willow release the large amount of water stored in their trunks and roots back into the groundwater in the Fall before going into dormancy for the cold Winter? (Water in tree trunks freezes and expands in Winter?)

Good to see the fresh green.

Jordan is such a nice, driven and dedicated young man. So so well done with this project! I hope there will be more videos so we may follow the developments and admire the restoration! Greetings from Australia...xoxox

This is fantastic, greetings and well done

Beautifull restoration of reach A!

Bravo! I look forward to seeing the Swan resume it's natural behavior.

Unbelievable. So awesome.

Amazing job!

Nice work

@tas5622

Жыл бұрын

Please post videos--subbed!

Love it! I hope I'll have some extra money to donate to help more of this happen.

That's awesome, really brilliant .... well done

@billrobbins5874

2 жыл бұрын

Best wishes to you all on getting your project completed. Will be beautiful for everyone!

Good work from a terrible base! And terrific to recycle the old spoils commercially. But a very great deal of work remaining to rebuild the riparian environment.

Gravel is itself a resource, whole construction industry depends upon it.

Sensational

Could beavers become part of your restoration project? Were they native to that are in the past? Awesome project. Thanks! :-)

@emead528

6 ай бұрын

I think so too!

yes

Those rock piles contain a LOT of Gold. Is it being harvested while you are doing this? I used to live there.

Where are the beavers? They can help with the proposed wetlands

@GeshronTyler1

Жыл бұрын

Beavers unfortunately need a certain amount of already existing riparian habitat to establish themselves.

What are the types of trees that you will be planting. Hopefully they will be the types beavers like to use. Beavers will be a great help in developing wetlands.

Put back the beavers!

Do you have beaver?

Beavers when?

Get some beavers.

nul n'importe QUELLE en Franc

Stop using terms like "reach" without explaining them...

Yes please make a long story short. Not a good speaker.

Idiocracy dude

Are you guys hiring ? I really want to get into this type of work.

Any update videos?