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We cut 1000s of trees to save this rare forest

We cut 1000s of trees to save this rare forest Mossy Earth Video · 1 week ago

👉 New update on using tech to monitor ecosystems in the Mira: https://youtu.be/fXr6m26cAtE

In this latest ‪@MossyEarth-FieldNotes‬ vlog from Portugal 🇵🇹

🔈 We’re using bioacoustics to record natural soundscapes, helping us track the health of different ecosystems.

🧬 We’re also collecting eDNA samples to reveal which species are present in the freshwater systems.

These are really useful techniques that allow us to identify priority areas for ecological restoration and for monit

👉 New update on using tech to monitor ecosystems in the Mira: https://youtu.be/fXr6m26cAtE In this latest ‪@MossyEarth-FieldNotes‬ vlog from Portugal 🇵🇹 🔈 We’re using bioacoustics to record natural soundscapes, helping us track the health of different ecosystems. 🧬 We’re also collecting eDNA samples to reveal which species are present in the freshwater systems. These are really useful techniques that allow us to identify priority areas for ecological restoration and for monit Mossy Earth Post · 2 months ago

New update on the tree canopy bridges we built in the Amazon: https://youtu.be/kGAW6SU3wGw

In this short update on our ‪@MossyEarth-FieldNotes‬ channel, Adriana explains

🚛 the negative impacts of roads that carve through rainforest habitat

🐒 our canopy bridge designs and how they aim to help arboreal animals cross roads safely

🎯 the plan to test and further develop this rainforest reconnection project

🙌🏼 the first animal crossing!

We hope these bridges will have a real impact by

New update on the tree canopy bridges we built in the Amazon: https://youtu.be/kGAW6SU3wGw In this short update on our ‪@MossyEarth-FieldNotes‬ channel, Adriana explains 🚛 the negative impacts of roads that carve through rainforest habitat 🐒 our canopy bridge designs and how they aim to help arboreal animals cross roads safely 🎯 the plan to test and further develop this rainforest reconnection project 🙌🏼 the first animal crossing! We hope these bridges will have a real impact by Mossy Earth Post · 2 months ago

🎥 Coral Restoration Project Update: https://youtu.be/RfrV_JRYJPA

Hey everyone, it’s Yudi here! 🌊 See what we’ve been up to lately in this new vlog on our ‪@MossyEarth-FieldNotes‬ channel.

For a quick overview:

We completed our first annual monitoring survey across six project areas—three restored, three still rubble fields. The data collected included:

📸 Coral coverage via Underwater Photo Transects (UPT), using a custom-built tripod for consistent imaging.

🐠 Fish abundance throu

🎥 Coral Restoration Project Update: https://youtu.be/RfrV_JRYJPA Hey everyone, it’s Yudi here! 🌊 See what we’ve been up to lately in this new vlog on our ‪@MossyEarth-FieldNotes‬ channel. For a quick overview: We completed our first annual monitoring survey across six project areas—three restored, three still rubble fields. The data collected included: 📸 Coral coverage via Underwater Photo Transects (UPT), using a custom-built tripod for consistent imaging. 🐠 Fish abundance throu Mossy Earth Post · 2 months ago

Technology can be game-changing for conservation as we’re finding out in our project to save rare endemic cliff plants in Portugal 🌱 🧗‍♂️

One goal of this project was to use drone mapping to accurately monitor populations of two endangered plants in challenging terrain—and we’ve made great progress. João, now with our Portuguese team at the Wilder Mira hub, joined for his master’s project, which he presented two months ago. In just two hours of flight, the drone captured images to cre

Technology can be game-changing for conservation as we’re finding out in our project to save rare endemic cliff plants in Portugal 🌱 🧗‍♂️ One goal of this project was to use drone mapping to accurately monitor populations of two endangered plants in challenging terrain—and we’ve made great progress. João, now with our Portuguese team at the Wilder Mira hub, joined for his master’s project, which he presented two months ago. In just two hours of flight, the drone captured images to cre Mossy Earth Post · 2 months ago

🍄 New mycorrhizal fungi trial vlog is live: https://youtu.be/QxQKAAX_LMY

In this ‪@MossyEarth-FieldNotes‬ update from the Southern Uplands of Scotland, we join partners from the Borders Forest Trust and Rhizocore Technologies for baseline monitoring.

We’re tracking the growth and survival of trees planted with mycorrhizal fungi versus those planted without.

Could fungi be the key to successful tree establishment at higher altitudes?

Watch to find out more about this exciting experiment. We'

🍄 New mycorrhizal fungi trial vlog is live: https://youtu.be/QxQKAAX_LMY In this ‪@MossyEarth-FieldNotes‬ update from the Southern Uplands of Scotland, we join partners from the Borders Forest Trust and Rhizocore Technologies for baseline monitoring. We’re tracking the growth and survival of trees planted with mycorrhizal fungi versus those planted without. Could fungi be the key to successful tree establishment at higher altitudes? Watch to find out more about this exciting experiment. We'Mossy Earth Post · 3 months ago

📣 New video coming in a few hours! Any guesses on the location and the focus of the project?

Cheers,
Duarte

📣 New video coming in a few hours! Any guesses on the location and the focus of the project? Cheers, Duarte Mossy Earth Post · 3 months ago

How we are reviving an Ancient Icelandic Wetland

How we are reviving an Ancient Icelandic Wetland Mossy Earth Video · 3 months ago

🐒 New update from the Amazon growing Tree Islands: https://youtu.be/bw8r8jUfov8

In this vlog on our‪@MossyEarth-FieldNotes‬ channel, you’ll see our project aimed at turning abandoned pastures back into healthy rainforest.

This is a really exciting experiment, where we're trying something new in this part of the Amazon that could help kickstart rainforest recovery.

We hope you enjoy following the progress!

Cheers

Tim

👀 Look out for a BIG video dropping on this channel soon...

🐒 New update from the Amazon growing Tree Islands: https://youtu.be/bw8r8jUfov8 In this vlog on our‪@MossyEarth-FieldNotes‬ channel, you’ll see our project aimed at turning abandoned pastures back into healthy rainforest. This is a really exciting experiment, where we're trying something new in this part of the Amazon that could help kickstart rainforest recovery. We hope you enjoy following the progress! Cheers Tim 👀 Look out for a BIG video dropping on this channel soon...Mossy Earth Post · 3 months ago

We're hiring for a full-time Conservation & Research Coordinator to help us grow our Wilder Yasuní Hub in the Ecuadorean Amazon! 🇪🇨

Join our passionate team working to build a resilient buffer zone along the border of Yasuní National Park, one of the most biodiverse places on Earth. You’ll be leading conservation and research efforts on the ground, collaborating with local staff, and working with local communities to co-create and implement strategies that drive lasting impact in biodiversity and

We're hiring for a full-time Conservation & Research Coordinator to help us grow our Wilder Yasuní Hub in the Ecuadorean Amazon! 🇪🇨 Join our passionate team working to build a resilient buffer zone along the border of Yasuní National Park, one of the most biodiverse places on Earth. You’ll be leading conservation and research efforts on the ground, collaborating with local staff, and working with local communities to co-create and implement strategies that drive lasting impact in biodiversity and Mossy Earth Post · 3 months ago

🪸 New Coral Reef Episode is out now: https://youtu.be/kHqy0xDWoMc

If you’ve been enjoying our coral restoration videos here, I’d recommend checking out the latest update over on our second channel ‪@MossyEarth-FieldNotes‬

In this behind the scenes vlog, project manager Yudi shows us the natural settlement of coral and emerging fish populations at one of our oldest sites.

You’ll also see how we’re testing new dome structures and different ways of attaching coral fragments (including earl

🪸 New Coral Reef Episode is out now: https://youtu.be/kHqy0xDWoMc If you’ve been enjoying our coral restoration videos here, I’d recommend checking out the latest update over on our second channel ‪@MossyEarth-FieldNotes‬ In this behind the scenes vlog, project manager Yudi shows us the natural settlement of coral and emerging fish populations at one of our oldest sites. You’ll also see how we’re testing new dome structures and different ways of attaching coral fragments (including earl Mossy Earth Post · 3 months ago

Since 2021, we’ve been supporting the effort to boost aspen populations— a keystone species that is largely absent in the UK. To date, we’ve planted 9,450 aspen trees across various woodland sites through our on-the-ground partners at Eadha Enterprises in Scotland.

Here’s a roundup of this year’s planting and an update on our efforts to bolster the limited supply of aspen:

🌲 Returning to North Hourat: Filling the Gaps Left by Ash Dieback

Eadha Enterprises returned to last year’s aspen pl

Since 2021, we’ve been supporting the effort to boost aspen populations— a keystone species that is largely absent in the UK. To date, we’ve planted 9,450 aspen trees across various woodland sites through our on-the-ground partners at Eadha Enterprises in Scotland. Here’s a roundup of this year’s planting and an update on our efforts to bolster the limited supply of aspen: 🌲 Returning to North Hourat: Filling the Gaps Left by Ash Dieback Eadha Enterprises returned to last year’s aspen pl Mossy Earth Post · 3 months ago

🌱 New update from Scotland is live on our vlog channel: https://youtu.be/e0L8vGv-568

This episode covers our seagrass seeding trials, where the team turns to an unusual bit of kit (a caulking gun) to carry out work in the mudflats.

We also check in on the seagrass we transplanted about seven months ago and uncover a few surprises.

Finally, join our team for a citizen science day we organised with the Moray Ocean Community to search for non-native invasive species. This is particularly relevant to our

🌱 New update from Scotland is live on our vlog channel: https://youtu.be/e0L8vGv-568 This episode covers our seagrass seeding trials, where the team turns to an unusual bit of kit (a caulking gun) to carry out work in the mudflats. We also check in on the seagrass we transplanted about seven months ago and uncover a few surprises. Finally, join our team for a citizen science day we organised with the Moray Ocean Community to search for non-native invasive species. This is particularly relevant to our Mossy Earth Post · 4 months ago