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The initial trees in the project were planted only a few months ago. im joining bulent aydin to plant one of the first saplings in this area. hey! she laughs well, ive played a tiny part of a huge and exciting project. its going to take years before its finished. but wouldnt it be amazing to come back here and see this whole area forested, full of bears and lynx and wolves and so much other wildlife, and become an incredibly precious ecosystem? only when the wildlife is

Alpar�*s way is simple — he believes the bees should be left to do what they do naturally — collect the nectar from the wild and return to the hive to make honey. this is not the optimum production method. intensively farmed bees just come out of their hives and drink the sugar water left for them, and then go back in to produce what alper calls false honey. they do not travel around the ecosystem as they should, pollinating plants, including our fruit and vegetables. he says they get unhe...

>> right, well, obviously, a number of these suits that are still pending are smaller in scale. and sought damages then th suit that dominion brought against fox, but you can see how the venn diagram of th overlap of the facts in a lo of these cases are very similar. and the smartmatics sui features very many of the same cast of characters in the same storyline. i went back and re-read th complaint after the dominion suit settled, and smartmatics storyline is virtually identical. that is, that i...

Finding out each bee produces just one—twelfth of a teaspoon of honey has made me think about how much we use. for yonca, she is determined to save the bees by inspiring the next generation. the youth is amazing, they are much more aware than we are, and they are working on trying to help nature more than our generation i would say. when we think of forests, we think of their importance to fight climate change, but they are equally important for biodiversity. so much of our wildlife lives and ...

Right up to the georgian border, creating turkeys first wildlife corridor. they hope it will entice the bears to migrate once again. this is perfect for bears. its thick, healthy forest, but then it just stops and theres this vast expanse of nothing. and the next forest is 1a kilometres away, so this habitat has become really fragmented. the bears have a big role to play in this ecosystem. they keep the balance amongst the animals that roam these forests — the lynx, the wolves, even the rabbit...

Mm—hmm. alpar uses traditional methods to look after his 10 million bees. thats amazing. wow, look at all those bees! alpar�*s way is simple — he believes the bees should be left to do what they do naturally — collect the nectar from the wild and return to the hive to make honey. this is not the optimum production method. intensively farmed bees just come out of their hives and drink the sugar water left for them, and then go back in to produce what alper calls false honey. they do not t...

With a honeybee and that tiny, little bug — the marchalina hellenica — it would not survive if it was not for all of these trees. its a precious ecosystem that desperately needs protecting. continuing myjourney of extreme conservation, i am in the mountains of east turkey. i have travelled 1,400 kilometres from the aegean coast to sarikamis on the armenian border. in winter, this area is popularfor skiing, but it is mainly a farming region. over time, lots of forests have been felled for pas...

Taking existing patches of forest, theyre planting 11 million trees to fill in the gaps. this forested route will stretch over 160 kilometres, right up to the georgian border, creating turkeys first wildlife corridor. they hope it will entice the bears to migrate once again. this is perfect for bears. its thick, healthy forest, but then it just stops and theres this vast expanse of nothing. and the next forest is 1a kilometres away, so this habitat has become really fragmented. the bears have a ...

An incredibly precious ecosystem? only when the wildlife is roaming freely in the forests and can find food in nature can this dump be safely shut off to bears. 20 years later, i hope everywhere is trees, not open area like this. the bear is not eat the trash, just the healthy food. and can you imagine these large carnivores we are working withjust hanging around here and having the fun of being in the real wildlife? yes. we hope so. during my time here, i have met incredible individuals fightin...

Indonesian State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Minister Erick Thohir has said Indonesia will discuss cooperation in developing the railroad ecosystem and blueprints of trains in Java and Sumatra with Japan at the Group of Seven (G7) Summit in Hiroshima in May.