the, it's a disparate situation, and flower and rice alone won't solve this humanitarian crisis. it's up to the un to figure out how to support as kind of done in the long time. here's the reminder. 5 top starting across chas must tend to revolve. no group says it has started with drawing from box moved and trying to move which positions to production below traits you paint denies that drug shop control specific that's all from us. one our phone this up next with the documentary on some of the bridge and smoke landscape and the missions as well. thank you for watching the imagine how many portion of loads of turn out in the world climate change. the story faces much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to act. i'm going

to like this. the alternate useful life. the, as far as we know, is the only and have a to planet in all universe thought that's i'm fast that you have life. it supports that is on this right the since the 1970s. we have diminished of a 60 percent of all wild life. a natural habitats the

illusion, $1.00 and $7.00 c, she's now facing extinction. and many others in decline. the time has come to re address that filing the today, the united kingdom is one of the most nature to places. countries on our planet. now is no time to dispense as individuals and communities, a paving the way towards. right? so each of the now is the time for speech like the the james fuck staves grew up on an apple

fund in 9, no shops here. the desire to investigate sustainable reduction met him to return to his funding rates. but this time it was at quick culture. so when people asked me what i do, i usually say, like pricing cymbalta. when a local muscle phone came up to san including, james found himself with the cussing edge of sustainable foaming. people talk about sustained, but it seems a bit of a kind of password and, and kind of trying to get behind what, what does the sustainable main and for me it's how do you produce this protein that we will need have a from that you can increase the size of it, you know, kind of, let's scale it so that you can produce more more, but without having a negative effect on the environment. muscle funding has been around the u. k. shows the hundreds of years. and although it is

a traditional low impact form of funding is not scalable. there are problems with the traditional method of funding, selfish di muscles and, and, and always just being growing on a river bed or a coastal area or if the type you are going to be rid of some close to point source as a pollution that's always going to happen, you call and it's kind of 100 percent guarantee, the purity of the water in certain areas of the case. however, one thing you can say is, as soon as you start to go a mile, 2345 miles of the gulf, the coast, which becomes more and more fuel. so you're growing your product to interesting environment. james thumbs. the muscles using a technology developed and you see the end of the loan line and drop a system wild muscle seat is collected out at sea and grown on cultivation, right? suspended from an and could line. those muscles when grow ever period of time is

a bit of husbandry. so part way through the stays and what we'll do is we'll pull them out when they get to a set size. the muscles upgraded and put back out on to the rights and by degradable organic cotton. so okay, would they allow us to grow into harvest time? 18 months data. the muscles filter the loose around the absorbing particles of plankton an ocoee is food. recent research into these muscle farms have found that they can have a positive impact on the surrounding environment. one of the universities on the south coast is looked into. what happens on denise these phones and they find that actually brings in most species of fish and muscle. so active the source of a shelter but also has food. and you find that actually you bring in more diversity

. another kind of criteria that i use. sustainability is if we pulled that fall apart, what would happen to the environments but i think the on. so that's been proven that if you pull that file not within 3 years, you can go back to that site back to see bad back to the area that it was in. and that would be no effect. you know, you would really struggle to tell it hasn't been the phone that as well as cleaning the surrounding muscles. or is this a quest a coffin into the shelves, giving this rich natural protein source. one of the lowest common footprints of any grain food away from pollution. these muscles quite quickly. and a awesome much larger than the bed gray and counter puts a lot of the time. if you look at them from under water, they'll just be open in the what's called and said and constantly. and sometimes they get so fat that actually when we pull them out the, what's the try and close the comp. i mean, that's a, that's a great example of just a, you know, really kind of efficient unable. that is,

but it's really feeding very well as the global population increases, james believes that i quit farming has the potential to offer sustainable solutions to the pressure is facing food produces there's definitely a world wide appreciation that we're uh limited with fish in it and it definitely will be taken up to right culture. it's just, they're just not simple. there is technology now that wasn't here 5 years ago, which allows us to pretty much grow any shellfish you've been fish on land. james thinks that we could even see traditional livestock found this branching out an opening that own nation aqua phones in the future. it's not as bad because it might be something that might be signs. now maybe it's just another product tonight . yeah, they do shape and they do times and they do tropical strips, you know, we'll be looking back in 20 years thinking for us. so that's, that's the way we're going to do it on that particular form of cells to the local restaurants as he does with his lime at the moment. that is, i think,

to be the time where we go with this kind of new technology, the urban environments may even become home to ocean funds, not too distant future allowing us to cease to recover from replenish the and in some cities new ways of reducing food already being successfully put into practice in the most unlikely places stop tops and businesses like london based growing underground. have joined inspiration from other cities around the world. like rubbing feed fasick feet and disused underground spaces with no, not to daylight. by using less energy,

l. e. d lighting and hydra pointing techniques which required no swell. this type of agriculture is unaffected by whether or seasonal changes these comp and negative phones already going forward, useful year round using 100 percent, renewable energy, 70 percent less water in far less space than traditional at the field farming these fresh micro greens occurring pesticide, free and then 90 times, more nutritious, unnecessarily granite counter tops and any take 2 weeks to gray vacated beneath the bustling safety. this phone can deliver to local businesses and homes within 4 hours of being picked, unpacked by adopting the secular ways of thinking. the walls

can reconsider how wasted energy can be repurposed. teach waste from buildings like skyscrapers, could be harnessed to heat their own funds, making cities a prime location for food production. as 80 percent of all food will be consumed in cities by 2050 implementing these new oven farming techniques could enable who funds to re well the land and the time to meet you and when non just left free of human disturbance, wild life will find this way back, or even if i need for a few months of the the to wild life trust the island in wales is now a protected area. and a spring time every year it attracts some very special oceana visitors to choose

the atlantic huffman. after spending many months and see the breeding season brings the machine it's a highly synchronized event. some 450000 off ends returning to the case to which is year of to year to this momentous occasion. the like many beds. their ability to find their way back to the same site. each time remains a mystery to forming foss left to companies along with many other species. government is a fantastic haven for ground nesting beds the

puff and start to breeds at around 5 years old. can live up to the age of 20 as well. the record of one screen man is a staggering $38.00. the puffins pair up, the full coming on and, and often made so nice. the closing path may be seen rubbing that beaks together and is spilling on like many beds. puffins built underground. nesting bars with a female would lay a single egg. those parents incubate the egg.

when the puffing is food, feeding gigi's or shed some deals of a staple diet. and with the check needing up to 8 feeds a day, gets non stop for the puzzling parents, the puffins. amazing, the child swim is moving at great speed and the time they can dive to adapt to 60 me says the it sadly. puffins of the coming of funding of who species worldwide and all their

numbers have on scale that are increasing elsewhere. cedar rapids decline as tough in a highly susceptible to address changes in climate or the with the u. k. being home to 10 percent of the wealth, puffing population, addressing the issues of climate change is vital to give these 10 inch one does a fighting chance. at the end of july, the checks on schema will be ready to leave the next century duty and for the parents. and after weeks of being hidden in the safety of the by, the fledgling's will leave the nest under the cover of darkness. to avoid any predators without mom or dad.

the entire company will leave the island at the same time as a winter in the agencies. and with the best of luck, that'll be back again next year, the preserving our existing via devised ecosystems based on land on it see is just as essential as reintroducing new ones up to the u. k is already home to many natural wonders and it's within our power to keep it that way. the on the i live out in scotland howard would spend much of his youth free diving the

like with horses driving to meet just reading the i always feel when i'm diving. i'm exploring. there's no other feeling like been free again. there you do get your diet where the sun is low and the visible is great and you're looking at the water and you just do not want to get out of the water. the. it's just different just start to diamond as a teacher. and well, i would seems 19 seventies and that's why i didn't really appreciate. so that was just, that was know those things on the see buried all the crowds or see reads on the fish. what wasn't home was changed. 15 years later,

all the species that we can use to start disappear the pretty slowly. this was just 2 or 3 years the we didn't realize we visited these major change in fisheries legislation. so our sees were being denuded week on week months and months. you're on here and on his divers, we could see that through the late 19 eighties and local people going out fishing, angling strongest cashing thing, but a few macro. it didn't seem like anyone is doing and see how it took them out to into his own hands. close friend and dive buddy. don't mcneese face. that's how the community of our and see trust known as coast in 1995

. with the aim of investing the decline in orange, marine habitat a lot more space. no different from any other be or any other seal of things. go on to what's special events. it is the for 2025 years. the community working this coast of empowered ourselves to persuade it as many people that we can, that we need to really protect the serious issues with the people. cuz they're not dyers are not keen or willing to want to think about protection of something if they can't see it. but this underwater well is unique and wild and more clients and the animals can drill to enjoy hydro each. so for carbons in pricing,

july was strange, 20 years ago, and see search. i just saw the cd, but actually these are animals. you can get some species that will land and attach themselves to title areas on the tide brings their food to them, it goes back and forth. so i can't think online that doesn't really happen. we don't of animals to the same spot. so it takes you quite a while to get your gauge around to complete the differences between address drill, environment and the marine of to 13 years of campaigning nom, last day became the fast community lab. marine was of its kind in scotland. and since 2008, an area of 2.67 square kilometers, has been protected as a know take saying an area when no extraction of life will

resources is permitted we are now seeing that we will have more to take those or in the next 10 years it really is great. let's you know, we try it. and the proof is this. the proof that this benefits communities vision and the thing is a much, much better than i would ever expect. and no, my thing is, these are things from university researches and the estimates is scallops within the face of seed, an area 40 times as big. so their eggs spot seeds is huge area of the 50 square kilometers. and it's very similar phillips, this, the, the general species abundance within the marine protected area increased by

80 percent in less than 4 years. it goes to show the she take away the most destructive and sustainable forms. efficient dragon away at the same page. the environment bounces back, actually bounces back pretty fast. you know, you've starting to see things within 3 to 5 years. and within a attain use. you know, you start to seeking real recovery. but you're not going to see that recovery and yet, and until you actually put these things in place and we need to put in place as soon as possible and still the delays. the excitement in the, in the big kitchen climate change pictures by diversity recovery. we have all the

solutions. every solution is the. but it's only the law of whole piece, policy makers, leaders. it's not actually for the science we need to start looking after the environment, especially for me, the marie environment for the sake of our kids, the next generation, the getting people in the world to the street. i mean, i'm going to see more divers, see the idea of the open war to swimmers spelt the mean, same spell of this when i was going along the, so the more you get people you'll see in the morning get people looking, the more people interested and the more they appreciate it to us and then more than likely to protect what was going with can

use to start until we have to move. we have to move fast because the more resilient and the really environment is, the more filthy is. the more the reveal to cool with changes in climate change, which is going to come in like the we've got to make the marine environment and our environment much more resilient noon for individuals wants to do something. there is always things to do whether it's beasley to fix, whether it's doing smoke of the building, not together in a group, initially a group and that community means you're much stronger. it's the community angle that actually makes the difference. cost has slight, just don't respond to a full network of communities around skills. what we're looking for is communities

with a voice being legitimate state service. in this scenes, we jump through a couple of chassis. if it's a public task, we all have a right to have a cna and it's up to government to manage it for not only meet you, but especially for our kids. the future can be bright, but as people power that will make a difference the how it's passion, protecting the local marine environment and inspiring people. power let to him being awarded the prestigious goldman prize in 2015 every year. the price on a 6 individuals from around the world. good thoughts about positive environmental change across for each level with the help and support then the communities, the well,

i mean it's me was i didn't these incredible people, hutch, which is why i'm actually, you know, these people were found in reinforce, they were both in governments i mean, i mean was up to incredible sort of things they would do. nobody was actually selected in my life. it was these people looking straight seriously including including sonya. so this one is the windows will show it within your less than once you. i mean very well so you know, we haven't seen a comparison to people who are being shown, kills for just trying to protect the planet,

to control the way to go. but i was wondering when washington is going to make a start some of the 4 legs of the well, people are making a difference, highlighting the plight of habits out last night on land and then the oceans. initially i want it to be like some amazing scientist who was gonna save the well, but my everything soon disappeared when i read folks just denali view, and it was never a mail to take. and i have to make it work out ways of winning

your little bottles if you launch and getting these ideas and these views across. so rich, it's chuck smith, his lifelong passion for the natural world is built into focus through the lens of a camera. the reason i got taking 5 classes because i was not into mean voltage in the science and i was doing all of this research and dive it in savings things. i just want to show people i used to get so excited to take photos and, you know, to show people what was seen down in the richards. this is his family on the shetland aisles and archipelago and the northern ireland and scotland . ultimately we have a tiny rock in the middle of the atlantic. it's a beautiful place, it's wild and will get it's on the same lot to, to, to southern greenland, to share clips and rocky, and that makes shetland home to some of the largest see bad companies in the u. k.

including thousands of candidates. the bicycle rock phase makes an idea of nesting sites and offers them safety practices because they've also provide them with a constant up job to which helps them to take off and land quite gracefully. considering the size of the northern gown, it is the largest for to see that it can way up to 3 and a half kilograms of incredibly beautiful, with a yellow head leaving around the eye and felt like the big the like the albatross. these got it. and how can this mate for life the day with 10 to the same reading called me

yeah, of to you. and each time the power you night, a great one. another with the rich realistic, phil clacking the, the female with any like one ag tops is of to $5.00 and $6.00. we responsibilities for the young off spring shed. when one parent goes fishing, the other remains of god and this the ocean is a huge. so now at the wave of the macklin it so the mains of to travel, sometimes hundreds of kilometers to going find the shelves of macro. put the baby down. it could of giga will never be left alone to a very pace though it like dinosaurs, really in many ways to go through several miles through these fluffy white stuff

into the salt black water. proof presents if you like, for being out at sea. for the next 3 months, the parents will feed the group of rich, fully diet. for god you take it macro and hiring because we have been waiting for the be well managed scottish prologic officially. that means that is friendship so, so counting the population here on shetland is rising today. the probably one of the see but space is which is obviously increasing in population number you have on here and not mainly because of the really good food supply. and but next insights the well they, these beds will fly great distances and thoughts and shows and fish. over time. they have learned to follow fishing vessels, taking advantage of any discovery,

spots anything. it really isn't impacted by some form of human activity. the more thing that is like the fishing, the fishing line, the plastic in the ocean, what you see cool, open the nest and so on. got it so built and from the sheer cliff, by using the natural materials around them. the old too often step for you from the sea, like right next to plastic, find their way into the nest sometimes to devastating effect. i would almost guarantee you would not be able to find a gun. it's messed anywhere in the u. k. which doesn't have a bad plastic and then if you think about it from investing point,

they will see it slightly ideal to effect. and that's the material obviously because of the terms of autonomy. bobsy because this is quite fine. fibers and that gets caught down to bob and then they can't get it off the out from a thought is often you see down it's hanging from the nest where they can't get it off and they've tried to fly off and then the full and images, tiny nets and then yeah, that's not a lot you can do that just in it only by the and that's really negative and it's fairly sense because that's a total human induced impact and not many, you know, we could stop if we didn't show plastic in the ocean and we didn't the slides, nothing, none of that would happen. it's not high on the big issue with the gun. it's a doing very well. however, in an idea of where the actual the

dangers of plastics and sees has been well highlighted in recent years. that impact to marine life there, absorption into the food chain. still being researched. rich, it thinks we have digressed from the biggest issue facing oceans today. actually the biggest issue for us, the just by diverse to us is over fishing, trolling and actually destroying seep at how the task you pull the toilet across this effective input. but like you just wiped out and that's gone. not see what we should all be pushing for is dealing with the by diversity lost by from long dining all ocean because they'd actually help us there with some of the climate issues. so or goes hand in hand. but mainly the big issues is by diversity loss. and that's when we should be trying to deal with 1st and the plastics should come 2nd in my eyes,

the weather on land or in the sea. the diverse ecosystem is more resilient, more likely to bounce back from mine, made not to disturbances thankfully, the well managed, which is around the shipment dials still retain many bio defense hotspots. it is amazing what's going on down that an old interaction between all the different animals as a king dies and photography rich systems, many hours staffing marie 9 the including the incredible legitimacy diving gun. it the

things for i always find fascinating. again, it says how they impact the mains. a many, you know, your thoughts. and again, it may be fully neat looking at the wings, the fact and if those things to see, and you literally here it seems lots and lots of thoughts. and you look at that the full head and you realize that it's actually about to take that impact, that special ass next on the values and around the cheeks. industry is a fuse sequel to given that is not she. sometimes it's amazing to assume demand the

of the get the ability to fish in a pack of up to a 1000. they break the stuff. it's like a stream lines to p day. the reaching speeds up to 60 miles. the net pray home. they use both that wing and the web to feed to the news on the water, the soon it will be time to the glucose to home that i've used. for now, the main concern is how to get off sickness

up to 3 months, full time care. a time to them take that as a name that fall rich die, it has made some grow very big very quickly and they are not yet able to fly. so when they get to it, it's a sort of a leap of faith for the class. the device is controlled, there was no guarantee of a safe sounding. sadly, in some cases, that jenny ends before it's even the con. there was others ready to take advantage of them. alternately, once they leave that face into the m c. and they've got to work it out for themselves. sometimes they just go in and spot onto the surface and

then they swim out. see flightless for the next 2 weeks. they are at the mercy of the sea. to like news, enough of the fact that they're able to take off and they can start sort of flying . i'd like to know how to down it if you like, and then the consultant and fish. it's really interesting it can you wonder how does the google know how to die? it's payments have never showed you what you know. yeah. adults diving into see from 30 to meet 60 miles an hour and you get like a lot. okay. that go then the or is it just in you that you're just like and you go the all the things get taught to feel like killing wells. i teach that you'll now to feed optis. i teach that young how to dive and so on and teach him. but there's none of that with c bed which

is always chosen to live in volume and rugged places. and like many people today, he recognizes the importance of nature can play in positive mental health to the will to be a stressful place. we will know you get cold in what you get coping lots of different things that can be quite stressful. and the minute you step out the door full, that stress just sort of disappeared. she got these fantastic news, minimum wildlife, you see an office walk around and send me over just disappears, getting off. and then once i've done it, probably mean honestly it's, you know, everything you've ever been bothering me last night because of when could you send me with this? but full of and i guess a token is still here and it was amazing because at the end of it all, the kids were desperate to tell me a little about their experiences in nature. it is literally all around you and you

know, even like wherever i live here, you know, in the morning. so kinda failed its full kelly's lot rings. so there is a massive connection to the natural. well, in shetland and i find most people in shout and have some sort of connection to one way or another. it's almost impossible not to, i think the because we, why old. and we felt the see all around is in ship, but, you know, even of offices in the morning, the february, the kilowatt hours can flow a call. but you know, you suddenly get so several 100 people in the show along the sports and go through some things which are really good at engaging people. and i think so cetaceans and

things like killing wells are really good for fortunately, i think with the way the population size i flow by, which comes from i wish the full loss of 1000 did so, you know and see what the seats actually really does look like, you know, maybe i'll be surprised and humanity will. it come together and, and it will change. but, you know, ultimately you just have to go out and join nature piano, try the best you can to the, to showing as much as possible and try individuals to do your fit the we have the power to heal on that to well. and to bring back some of the mammals

that once famed these shows the with that how we can we shape and we're store balance to our ecosystems in ways these wild aisles have missed. so many years the, we have an opportunity to pass on the most sustainable bio defense and wild of trying to, to future generations. can these few? yep. slide to success stories pays the way, slipped right to future for life and the any time as the voice of change begins and

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