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The Caledonian Forest once covered much of the Highlands and was home to many rare and endangered species. Today, only a fraction of the original forest still survives and overgrazing prevents the growth of new trees. Urgent action is required to conserve the forest and its unique wildlife for the future.
- published: 22 Jan 2016
- views: 305
Alan Watson Featherstone is the Founder and Executive Director of Trees for Life, Scotland's leading conservation volunteering charity. Their vision is to restore the ancient Caledonian Forest to the Scottish Highlands. For further information visit http://treesforlife.org.uk
- published: 21 May 2015
- views: 579
Trees for Life initiated an aspen project in 1991 as part of our work to help restore the Caledonian Forest in Glen Affric and the surrounding areas. Our observations had shown that the species only occurred in small stands, often widely separated from each other, and that little regeneration was taking place, because of grazing pressure, primarily by red deer. In addition, in the light of aspen's relatively poor ability to reproduce from seed, we recognised that, unlike other tree species such as birch, rowan etc., it was very unlikely to spread beyond the sites where it was already established.
To address these concerns, our aspen project has four main elements to it: surveying and mapping of existing stands; protection of ramets or suckers at existing stands to facilitate natural regeneration; propagation and planting of young aspens; and research into the ecology of aspen.
For more information on our work with aspen visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/tfl.aspen_project_updates.html
You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk
- published: 30 Oct 2009
- views: 2365
The Caledonian Forest originally covered 1.5 million hectares of the Scottish Highlands as a vast primeval wilderness of Scots pine, birch, rowan, aspen, juniper and other trees. Today, though, just 1% of the forest remains, and species such as the beaver, wild boar and lynx have gone. It's up to us to ensure the survival of this ancient and remarkable woodland. It's Scotland's equivalent of the rainforest and it urgently needs our help. Photos by Alan Watson. Music written and performed by Iona Leigh
For more information on Trees for Life's work visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/
You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk
- published: 10 Feb 2009
- views: 1236
A short video clip highlighting the results of Trees For Life's work.
For more information on Trees for Life's work visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/
You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk
- published: 24 Nov 2008
- views: 2638
Trees for Life is the only organization specifically dedicated to restoring the Caledonian Forest to a target area of 600 sq miles in the Scottish Highlands. They work in partnership with the Forestry Commission, RSPB and private landowners, and own and manage the 10,000 acre Dundreggan Estate.
Each year they run over 45 Conservation Work Weeks. Hundreds of volunteers join us annually in planting over 100,000 trees in protected areas, and carry out other restoration work such as seed collection and propagation of young trees and rare woodland plants. The organization is responsible for having planted over 800,000 trees since 1989.
www.treesforlife.org.uk
This short film is part of "The Journey" an unique documentary project that delves into environmental, socio-culture and economic issues, with a questioning mind.
The focus of the project is to find and film inspiring ideas and projects over a wide spectrum of individuals and cultures, whilst examining our ability to reform our ideals, and our lifestyle in order to make positive changes for our planet and the human race.
The Journeymen (a person whom travels in order to gain experience, skills and knowledge) go in search of these stories - equipped only with minimal filming gear and personal possessions, they document their experience as they travel to global communities to observe, question and learn.
It is an organic process that grows, evolves and takes its own direction. With no planned route nor destination, the journeymen believe they will connect with the right people and places at the right time to film, aid and guide them on.
The project is currently filming and traveling through the UK. As the project travels short films are uploaded that can be viewed on this website. It is the long-term goal that this project will travel internationally to create a feature length film that will be released, to be viewed for free.
The projects aims to benefit individuals, projects and communities by sharing knowledge, offering solutions and connecting people through film.
It is the hope this project will touch and inspire people, by conveying the beauty within human nature and our world and resonating what is actually possible, when it comes it comes to our ability to change the world for the better.
know of an inspiring story? want to get involved?
info@the-journey.tv
follow the journey on facebook
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Journey/81206620786
www.the-journey.tv
- published: 03 Oct 2009
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3:24Trees for Life - Restoring the Caledonian Forest
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4:24Trees for Life - A Volunteer's Perspective
Trees for Life - A Volunteer's PerspectiveTrees for Life - A Volunteer's Perspective
The Caledonian Forest once covered much of the Highlands and was home to many rare and endangered species. Today, only a fraction of the original forest still survives and overgrazing prevents the growth of new trees. Urgent action is required to conserve the forest and its unique wildlife for the future. -
2:13Trees for Life: Dundreggan - A short film by Kate MacLean
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6:37Interview with Alan Watson Featherstone, Trees for Life
Interview with Alan Watson Featherstone, Trees for LifeInterview with Alan Watson Featherstone, Trees for Life
Alan Watson Featherstone is the Founder and Executive Director of Trees for Life, Scotland's leading conservation volunteering charity. Their vision is to restore the ancient Caledonian Forest to the Scottish Highlands. For further information visit http://treesforlife.org.uk -
4:35Introducing Trees for Life
Introducing Trees for LifeIntroducing Trees for Life
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2:51Trees for Life's Aspen Project
Trees for Life's Aspen ProjectTrees for Life's Aspen Project
Trees for Life initiated an aspen project in 1991 as part of our work to help restore the Caledonian Forest in Glen Affric and the surrounding areas. Our observations had shown that the species only occurred in small stands, often widely separated from each other, and that little regeneration was taking place, because of grazing pressure, primarily by red deer. In addition, in the light of aspen's relatively poor ability to reproduce from seed, we recognised that, unlike other tree species such as birch, rowan etc., it was very unlikely to spread beyond the sites where it was already established. To address these concerns, our aspen project has four main elements to it: surveying and mapping of existing stands; protection of ramets or suckers at existing stands to facilitate natural regeneration; propagation and planting of young aspens; and research into the ecology of aspen. For more information on our work with aspen visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/tfl.aspen_project_updates.html You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk -
3:07Trees for Life: We need your help
Trees for Life: We need your helpTrees for Life: We need your help
The Caledonian Forest originally covered 1.5 million hectares of the Scottish Highlands as a vast primeval wilderness of Scots pine, birch, rowan, aspen, juniper and other trees. Today, though, just 1% of the forest remains, and species such as the beaver, wild boar and lynx have gone. It's up to us to ensure the survival of this ancient and remarkable woodland. It's Scotland's equivalent of the rainforest and it urgently needs our help. Photos by Alan Watson. Music written and performed by Iona Leigh For more information on Trees for Life's work visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/ You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk -
3:21BIMA 2010 finalist | 'Jersey Trees for Life'
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1:09Trees For Life: Amazing Results of Conservation Projects
Trees For Life: Amazing Results of Conservation ProjectsTrees For Life: Amazing Results of Conservation Projects
A short video clip highlighting the results of Trees For Life's work. For more information on Trees for Life's work visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/ You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk -
2:23The Journey - Trees for Life
The Journey - Trees for LifeThe Journey - Trees for Life
Trees for Life is the only organization specifically dedicated to restoring the Caledonian Forest to a target area of 600 sq miles in the Scottish Highlands. They work in partnership with the Forestry Commission, RSPB and private landowners, and own and manage the 10,000 acre Dundreggan Estate. Each year they run over 45 Conservation Work Weeks. Hundreds of volunteers join us annually in planting over 100,000 trees in protected areas, and carry out other restoration work such as seed collection and propagation of young trees and rare woodland plants. The organization is responsible for having planted over 800,000 trees since 1989. www.treesforlife.org.uk This short film is part of "The Journey" an unique documentary project that delves into environmental, socio-culture and economic issues, with a questioning mind. The focus of the project is to find and film inspiring ideas and projects over a wide spectrum of individuals and cultures, whilst examining our ability to reform our ideals, and our lifestyle in order to make positive changes for our planet and the human race. The Journeymen (a person whom travels in order to gain experience, skills and knowledge) go in search of these stories - equipped only with minimal filming gear and personal possessions, they document their experience as they travel to global communities to observe, question and learn. It is an organic process that grows, evolves and takes its own direction. With no planned route nor destination, the journeymen believe they will connect with the right people and places at the right time to film, aid and guide them on. The project is currently filming and traveling through the UK. As the project travels short films are uploaded that can be viewed on this website. It is the long-term goal that this project will travel internationally to create a feature length film that will be released, to be viewed for free. The projects aims to benefit individuals, projects and communities by sharing knowledge, offering solutions and connecting people through film. It is the hope this project will touch and inspire people, by conveying the beauty within human nature and our world and resonating what is actually possible, when it comes it comes to our ability to change the world for the better. know of an inspiring story? want to get involved? info@the-journey.tv follow the journey on facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Journey/81206620786 www.the-journey.tv
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Trees for Life - Restoring the Caledonian Forest
Trees for Life - Restoring the Caledonian Forest
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Trees for Life - A Volunteer's Perspective
The Caledonian Forest once covered much of the Highlands and was home to many rare and endangered species. Today, only a fraction of the original forest still survives and overgrazing prevents the growth of new trees. Urgent action is required to conserve the forest and its unique wildlife for the future.
published: 22 Jan 2016 -
Trees for Life: Dundreggan - A short film by Kate MacLean
Trees for Life: Dundreggan - A short film by Kate MacLean
published: 19 Sep 2013 -
Interview with Alan Watson Featherstone, Trees for Life
Alan Watson Featherstone is the Founder and Executive Director of Trees for Life, Scotland's leading conservation volunteering charity. Their vision is to restore the ancient Caledonian Forest to the Scottish Highlands. For further information visit http://treesforlife.org.uk
published: 21 May 2015 -
Introducing Trees for Life
published: 10 Jan 2013 -
Trees for Life's Aspen Project
Trees for Life initiated an aspen project in 1991 as part of our work to help restore the Caledonian Forest in Glen Affric and the surrounding areas. Our observations had shown that the species only occurred in small stands, often widely separated from each other, and that little regeneration was taking place, because of grazing pressure, primarily by red deer. In addition, in the light of aspen's relatively poor ability to reproduce from seed, we recognised that, unlike other tree species such as birch, rowan etc., it was very unlikely to spread beyond the sites where it was already established. To address these concerns, our aspen project has four main elements to it: surveying and mapping of existing stands; protection of ramets or suckers at existing stands to facilitate natural reg...
published: 30 Oct 2009 -
Trees for Life: We need your help
The Caledonian Forest originally covered 1.5 million hectares of the Scottish Highlands as a vast primeval wilderness of Scots pine, birch, rowan, aspen, juniper and other trees. Today, though, just 1% of the forest remains, and species such as the beaver, wild boar and lynx have gone. It's up to us to ensure the survival of this ancient and remarkable woodland. It's Scotland's equivalent of the rainforest and it urgently needs our help. Photos by Alan Watson. Music written and performed by Iona Leigh For more information on Trees for Life's work visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/ You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk
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Trees For Life: Amazing Results of Conservation Projects
A short video clip highlighting the results of Trees For Life's work. For more information on Trees for Life's work visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/ You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk
published: 24 Nov 2008 -
The Journey - Trees for Life
Trees for Life is the only organization specifically dedicated to restoring the Caledonian Forest to a target area of 600 sq miles in the Scottish Highlands. They work in partnership with the Forestry Commission, RSPB and private landowners, and own and manage the 10,000 acre Dundreggan Estate. Each year they run over 45 Conservation Work Weeks. Hundreds of volunteers join us annually in planting over 100,000 trees in protected areas, and carry out other restoration work such as seed collection and propagation of young trees and rare woodland plants. The organization is responsible for having planted over 800,000 trees since 1989. www.treesforlife.org.uk This short film is part of "The Journey" an unique documentary project that delves into environmental, socio-culture and economic ...
published: 03 Oct 2009
Trees for Life - Restoring the Caledonian Forest
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- Duration: 3:24
- Updated: 22 Jan 2015
- views: 10463
Trees for Life - Restoring the Caledonian Forest
Trees for Life - Restoring the Caledonian Forest
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Trees for Life - A Volunteer's Perspective
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- Duration: 4:24
- Updated: 22 Jan 2016
- views: 305
The Caledonian Forest once covered much of the Highlands and was home to many rare and endangered species. Today, only a fraction of the original forest still s...
The Caledonian Forest once covered much of the Highlands and was home to many rare and endangered species. Today, only a fraction of the original forest still survives and overgrazing prevents the growth of new trees. Urgent action is required to conserve the forest and its unique wildlife for the future.
wn.com/Trees For Life A Volunteer's Perspective
The Caledonian Forest once covered much of the Highlands and was home to many rare and endangered species. Today, only a fraction of the original forest still survives and overgrazing prevents the growth of new trees. Urgent action is required to conserve the forest and its unique wildlife for the future.
- published: 22 Jan 2016
- views: 305
Trees for Life: Dundreggan - A short film by Kate MacLean
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- Duration: 2:13
- Updated: 19 Sep 2013
- views: 1662
Trees for Life: Dundreggan - A short film by Kate MacLean
Trees for Life: Dundreggan - A short film by Kate MacLean
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Interview with Alan Watson Featherstone, Trees for Life
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- Duration: 6:37
- Updated: 21 May 2015
- views: 579
Alan Watson Featherstone is the Founder and Executive Director of Trees for Life, Scotland's leading conservation volunteering charity. Their vision is to resto...
Alan Watson Featherstone is the Founder and Executive Director of Trees for Life, Scotland's leading conservation volunteering charity. Their vision is to restore the ancient Caledonian Forest to the Scottish Highlands. For further information visit http://treesforlife.org.uk
wn.com/Interview With Alan Watson Featherstone, Trees For Life
Alan Watson Featherstone is the Founder and Executive Director of Trees for Life, Scotland's leading conservation volunteering charity. Their vision is to restore the ancient Caledonian Forest to the Scottish Highlands. For further information visit http://treesforlife.org.uk
- published: 21 May 2015
- views: 579
Introducing Trees for Life
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- Duration: 4:35
- Updated: 10 Jan 2013
- views: 11010
- published: 10 Jan 2013
- views: 11010
Trees for Life's Aspen Project
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:51
- Updated: 30 Oct 2009
- views: 2365
Trees for Life initiated an aspen project in 1991 as part of our work to help restore the Caledonian Forest in Glen Affric and the surrounding areas. Our observ...
Trees for Life initiated an aspen project in 1991 as part of our work to help restore the Caledonian Forest in Glen Affric and the surrounding areas. Our observations had shown that the species only occurred in small stands, often widely separated from each other, and that little regeneration was taking place, because of grazing pressure, primarily by red deer. In addition, in the light of aspen's relatively poor ability to reproduce from seed, we recognised that, unlike other tree species such as birch, rowan etc., it was very unlikely to spread beyond the sites where it was already established.
To address these concerns, our aspen project has four main elements to it: surveying and mapping of existing stands; protection of ramets or suckers at existing stands to facilitate natural regeneration; propagation and planting of young aspens; and research into the ecology of aspen.
For more information on our work with aspen visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/tfl.aspen_project_updates.html
You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk
wn.com/Trees For Life's Aspen Project
Trees for Life initiated an aspen project in 1991 as part of our work to help restore the Caledonian Forest in Glen Affric and the surrounding areas. Our observations had shown that the species only occurred in small stands, often widely separated from each other, and that little regeneration was taking place, because of grazing pressure, primarily by red deer. In addition, in the light of aspen's relatively poor ability to reproduce from seed, we recognised that, unlike other tree species such as birch, rowan etc., it was very unlikely to spread beyond the sites where it was already established.
To address these concerns, our aspen project has four main elements to it: surveying and mapping of existing stands; protection of ramets or suckers at existing stands to facilitate natural regeneration; propagation and planting of young aspens; and research into the ecology of aspen.
For more information on our work with aspen visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/tfl.aspen_project_updates.html
You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk
- published: 30 Oct 2009
- views: 2365
Trees for Life: We need your help
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:07
- Updated: 10 Feb 2009
- views: 1236
The Caledonian Forest originally covered 1.5 million hectares of the Scottish Highlands as a vast primeval wilderness of Scots pine, birch, rowan, aspen, junipe...
The Caledonian Forest originally covered 1.5 million hectares of the Scottish Highlands as a vast primeval wilderness of Scots pine, birch, rowan, aspen, juniper and other trees. Today, though, just 1% of the forest remains, and species such as the beaver, wild boar and lynx have gone. It's up to us to ensure the survival of this ancient and remarkable woodland. It's Scotland's equivalent of the rainforest and it urgently needs our help. Photos by Alan Watson. Music written and performed by Iona Leigh
For more information on Trees for Life's work visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/
You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk
wn.com/Trees For Life We Need Your Help
The Caledonian Forest originally covered 1.5 million hectares of the Scottish Highlands as a vast primeval wilderness of Scots pine, birch, rowan, aspen, juniper and other trees. Today, though, just 1% of the forest remains, and species such as the beaver, wild boar and lynx have gone. It's up to us to ensure the survival of this ancient and remarkable woodland. It's Scotland's equivalent of the rainforest and it urgently needs our help. Photos by Alan Watson. Music written and performed by Iona Leigh
For more information on Trees for Life's work visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/
You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk
- published: 10 Feb 2009
- views: 1236
BIMA 2010 finalist | 'Jersey Trees for Life'
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- Duration: 3:21
- Updated: 20 Jul 2010
- views: 962
Twitter: http://twitter.com/4talent Facebook: http://facebook.com/4talent
BIMA Schools' Digital Challenge 2010 finalists entry by George Dupays and Daniel Leig...
Twitter: http://twitter.com/4talent Facebook: http://facebook.com/4talent
BIMA Schools' Digital Challenge 2010 finalists entry by George Dupays and Daniel Leigh.
Awards held at Channel 4 on 8th July 2010
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wn.com/Bima 2010 Finalist | 'Jersey Trees For Life'
Trees For Life: Amazing Results of Conservation Projects
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:09
- Updated: 24 Nov 2008
- views: 2638
A short video clip highlighting the results of Trees For Life's work.
For more information on Trees for Life's work visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/
...
A short video clip highlighting the results of Trees For Life's work.
For more information on Trees for Life's work visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/
You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk
wn.com/Trees For Life Amazing Results Of Conservation Projects
A short video clip highlighting the results of Trees For Life's work.
For more information on Trees for Life's work visit: http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/
You can also contact TFL at: info@treesforlife.org.uk
- published: 24 Nov 2008
- views: 2638
The Journey - Trees for Life
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:23
- Updated: 03 Oct 2009
- views: 3850
Trees for Life is the only organization specifically dedicated to restoring the Caledonian Forest to a target area of 600 sq miles in the Scottish Highlands. Th...
Trees for Life is the only organization specifically dedicated to restoring the Caledonian Forest to a target area of 600 sq miles in the Scottish Highlands. They work in partnership with the Forestry Commission, RSPB and private landowners, and own and manage the 10,000 acre Dundreggan Estate.
Each year they run over 45 Conservation Work Weeks. Hundreds of volunteers join us annually in planting over 100,000 trees in protected areas, and carry out other restoration work such as seed collection and propagation of young trees and rare woodland plants. The organization is responsible for having planted over 800,000 trees since 1989.
www.treesforlife.org.uk
This short film is part of "The Journey" an unique documentary project that delves into environmental, socio-culture and economic issues, with a questioning mind.
The focus of the project is to find and film inspiring ideas and projects over a wide spectrum of individuals and cultures, whilst examining our ability to reform our ideals, and our lifestyle in order to make positive changes for our planet and the human race.
The Journeymen (a person whom travels in order to gain experience, skills and knowledge) go in search of these stories - equipped only with minimal filming gear and personal possessions, they document their experience as they travel to global communities to observe, question and learn.
It is an organic process that grows, evolves and takes its own direction. With no planned route nor destination, the journeymen believe they will connect with the right people and places at the right time to film, aid and guide them on.
The project is currently filming and traveling through the UK. As the project travels short films are uploaded that can be viewed on this website. It is the long-term goal that this project will travel internationally to create a feature length film that will be released, to be viewed for free.
The projects aims to benefit individuals, projects and communities by sharing knowledge, offering solutions and connecting people through film.
It is the hope this project will touch and inspire people, by conveying the beauty within human nature and our world and resonating what is actually possible, when it comes it comes to our ability to change the world for the better.
know of an inspiring story? want to get involved?
info@the-journey.tv
follow the journey on facebook
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Journey/81206620786
www.the-journey.tv
wn.com/The Journey Trees For Life
Trees for Life is the only organization specifically dedicated to restoring the Caledonian Forest to a target area of 600 sq miles in the Scottish Highlands. They work in partnership with the Forestry Commission, RSPB and private landowners, and own and manage the 10,000 acre Dundreggan Estate.
Each year they run over 45 Conservation Work Weeks. Hundreds of volunteers join us annually in planting over 100,000 trees in protected areas, and carry out other restoration work such as seed collection and propagation of young trees and rare woodland plants. The organization is responsible for having planted over 800,000 trees since 1989.
www.treesforlife.org.uk
This short film is part of "The Journey" an unique documentary project that delves into environmental, socio-culture and economic issues, with a questioning mind.
The focus of the project is to find and film inspiring ideas and projects over a wide spectrum of individuals and cultures, whilst examining our ability to reform our ideals, and our lifestyle in order to make positive changes for our planet and the human race.
The Journeymen (a person whom travels in order to gain experience, skills and knowledge) go in search of these stories - equipped only with minimal filming gear and personal possessions, they document their experience as they travel to global communities to observe, question and learn.
It is an organic process that grows, evolves and takes its own direction. With no planned route nor destination, the journeymen believe they will connect with the right people and places at the right time to film, aid and guide them on.
The project is currently filming and traveling through the UK. As the project travels short films are uploaded that can be viewed on this website. It is the long-term goal that this project will travel internationally to create a feature length film that will be released, to be viewed for free.
The projects aims to benefit individuals, projects and communities by sharing knowledge, offering solutions and connecting people through film.
It is the hope this project will touch and inspire people, by conveying the beauty within human nature and our world and resonating what is actually possible, when it comes it comes to our ability to change the world for the better.
know of an inspiring story? want to get involved?
info@the-journey.tv
follow the journey on facebook
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Journey/81206620786
www.the-journey.tv
- published: 03 Oct 2009
- views: 3850
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Trees for Life - A Volunteer's Perspective
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Trees for Life - A Volunteer's Perspective
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Trees for Life: Dundreggan - A short film by Kate MacLean
Trees for Life: Dundreggan - A short film by Kate MacLean
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Trees for Life: Dundreggan - A short film by Kate MacLean
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Interview with Alan Watson Featherstone, Trees for Life
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Interview with Alan Watson Featherstone, Trees for Life
Interview with Alan Watson Featherstone, Trees for Life
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Introducing Trees for Life
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Introducing Trees for Life
Introducing Trees for Life
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Trees for Life's Aspen Project
Trees for Life initiated an aspen project in 1991 as part of our work to help restore the ...
published: 30 Oct 2009
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Trees for Life's Aspen Project
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Trees for Life: We need your help
The Caledonian Forest originally covered 1.5 million hectares of the Scottish Highlands as...
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Trees for Life: We need your help
Trees for Life: We need your help
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BIMA 2010 finalist | 'Jersey Trees for Life'
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BIMA 2010 finalist | 'Jersey Trees for Life'
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Trees For Life: Amazing Results of Conservation Projects
A short video clip highlighting the results of Trees For Life's work.
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Trees For Life: Amazing Results of Conservation Projects
Trees For Life: Amazing Results of Conservation Projects
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The Journey - Trees for Life
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The Journey - Trees for Life
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I had no choice
Perfectly clear from the start
I heard your voice
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Where daylight kisses moonlit skies
It was the place
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We finally found our way
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Just where we... We stand today
I'll let my heart show the way
Oceans and mountians between us
Because your love Is why
You made the wrong right
I will give my all
Will heed your call
For Life
I had no choice
Perfectly clear from the start
I will rejoice
Embrace your calling
And into a space
Where daylight kisses moonlit skies
I heard your voice
And I knew it was for life
I'll let my heart show the way
Oceans and mountians between us
Because your love Is why
Ou made the wrong right
I will give my all
Will heed your call
For Life
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China begins operating world's largest radio telescope
Edit Austin American Statesman 25 Sep 2016photo: AP / Steve Ruark
Eight, including toddler, hurt in Baltimore shooting
Edit The Himalayan 25 Sep 2016photo: German Federal Archives
High Hitler: how Nazi drug abuse steered the course of history
Edit The Guardian 25 Sep 2016
For one thing, he works – and likes to entertain visitors – in what he calls his “writing tower”, a flimsy-seeming, glass-walled turret perched right on the very edge of the roof. (Look down, if you dare, and you will see his little boat moored far below.) For another, there is the fact that from this vantage point it is possible to discern two Berlins, one thrusting and breezy, the other spectral and grey....
photo: AP / Boko Haram,File
Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau resurfaces in new video after being 'fatally wounded'
Edit The Independent 25 Sep 2016
... senior militants were hit by an air force strike as they gathered for prayers on Friday 23 August....
photo: AP / Gerry Broome
A look at the shooting videos released by Charlotte police
Edit The Miami Herald 25 Sep 2016
There have been both peaceful demonstrations and violent protests every day since Tuesday's shooting of 43-year-old Keith Lamont Scott. the black man fatally shot by a Charlotte police officer. The officer is also black. Chief among protesters' demands has been the public release of dashcam and body camera video of the shooting. From the start, police have said Scott refused officers' demands to drop a gun ... ---. BODY CAMERA ... --- ... --- ... ....
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New lease of life for waterbody
Edit The Hindu 26 Sep 2016
Members of the ‘Rotary Club of Golden Ramnad’ have given a new lease of life to a century-old oorani (waterbody), which presented a pathetic picture all these years after encroachments and wild growth of seema karuvai (prosopis juliflora) trees on the outskirts of the town ... They have created pathways and planted medicinal plants for the benefit of walkers....
Money can’t replace nature in cities
Edit The Hindu 26 Sep 2016
Nature is essential for human survival and the growth of cities ... Lakes and trees in the early city ... In the 19th century, the British constructed the Shoolay, Halasur, Sankey and the Millers lake series to provide for the growing cantonment ... What caused this abrupt aboutface in public opinion for lakes, but not trees? ... Sadly, trees are now going the way of lakes, felled across the city for various transport projects....
Shawty Lo's Cause of Death Revealed, Funeral Arrangements Set
Edit Billboard 26 Sep 2016
“The driver, 40 year old Carlos Walker, lost control of his vehicle, a 2016 Audi, leaving the roadway and striking a tree, causing the vehicle to overturn and catch fire,” a police spokeswoman said....
Birds want to smell the coffee too, flock to plantations
Edit The Times of India 26 Sep 2016
In India's Western Ghats, these agroforests are being increasingly recognized for their supplementary role in conserving wildlife.This study evaluated bird diversity in areca, coffee and rubber agroforests, which are the most widely grown plantation crops in Karnataka's Western Ghats ... These birds play a very important role in dispersing seeds and maintenance of forest trees in the region." ... Click here to download it for your device....
Unique Things You Can Donate Besides Money (SENDCAA - SouthEastern North Dakota Community Action Agency)
Edit Public Technologies 26 Sep 2016
Plasma has often been referred to as the 'gift of life.' Many patients in critical condition rely on plasma donations to treat rare chronic diseases. Plasma can be donated more often than blood, and some organizations even offer compensation for your time and effort ... While the need for transplants continues to rise in the United States, roughly only 52% of the adult population are registered as organ donors (Donate Life America)....
Concern over drinking water shortage in district
Edit The Hindu 26 Sep 2016
Swaraj, MLA. Eldho Abraham, MLA, said the water tank used for drinking water supply to Muvattupuzha town faced serious damage and posed a threat ... Deployment of more specialist doctors at the Ernakulam General Hospital also came up for discussion during the meeting. The DDC was told that the list of trees that posed a threat to human life was ready in all the panchayats in the district ... Thomas, MLA ... Mr ... ....
3 youths from Punjab die in accident near Hanumangarh
Edit The Times of India 26 Sep 2016
JAIPUR ... The driver of the car swerved the car to avoid hitting the cattle and rammed into a tree ... To avoid ramming into the cattle, the driver veered left and rammed into a tree. Three people died on the spot ... They were later referred to a hospital in Punjab for further treatment ... The driver applied brakes, but the car overturned and hit a tree," he added ... Click here to download it for your device....
A farewell to golf legend Arnold Palmer, who died Sunday
Edit The Miami Herald 26 Sep 2016
For the last several decades of his life, Arnold Palmer had shown up at golf tournaments without much of a game and no chance to win ... For many years, he ruled the game but there was never the sense that he had lost touch with the common folk ... He was cheered when he emerged from the trees on Augusta’s 11th hole after disappearing for a couple of minutes to relieve himself – probably a first, and a last, in golf....
Russell girl 'a million miles an hour' after life-changing liver transplant
Edit Canada Dot Com 26 Sep 2016
You'd never know it by looking at her jumping up and down on the trampoline, but eight-year-old Gianna-Lynn Favilla had a life-changing liver transplant five months ago ... There was a match for Gianna ... They decided it was too risky for different reasons." ... Gianna is on anti-rejection drugs, which she'll have to take for the rest of her life, and suffers from Crohn's, a chronic inflammatory disease of the digestive system....
Tiputoa joins Education Centre (Oceania Football Confederation)
Edit Public Technologies 26 Sep 2016
Tiputoa left for Auckland on Wednesday after representing the Cook Islands at the OFC U-20 Championship in Vanuatu, and he is now looking forward to joining the six other student-athletes and pursuing this new chapter in both football and education ... The OFC Education Centre will see the group enrol at One Tree Hill College for their education while engaging in an intensive OFC football training programme....
Car hits fire hydrant, lands upside down near Orange Coast College
Edit Orange County Register 26 Sep 2016
COSTA MESA – Two people were taken to a hospital after their vehicle struck a curb, a fire hydrant, two large rocks, a tree and landed upside on the sidewalk near Orange Coast College early Sunday. Police officers responded to the single-vehicle... ....
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