Nerdy About Nature
Ross ReidNature sure is neat, huh? Fun facts, deep thoughts, insight, and ideas for a better tomorrow on this world we all share. \ud83d\udccdCoast Salish & Nuučaan̓uł Lands, \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8 & \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udde6
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Biological Diversity of Coast Redwoods Forests
As incredible as these Coast Redwood forests are from the ground, things start to get even more interesting once you start going up!
Partisan Politics Prevents Us from Creating Meaningful Change
Note: I recorded this back in October, long before we all knew for sure that they were all pedos and nonces…
Redwoods Forests store HUGE amounts of Carbon
The Redwood forests of Northern California are unique and that they hold an extremely high level of carbon in all of this rich organic matter, the highest in the world at a whopping 2600 metric tons of carbon per hector - that’s more than 7...
Size Matters with Wood in Rivers
When it comes to restoring the ecological function of big rivers, size matters, and you’ve gotta match the size of the project with the power of the river. Out on hiłsyaqƛis, or the Tranquil river here in Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation territor...
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