Ecological development.

But it's not that straightforward.

All across the boreal, we're blessed with this incredible abundance of wetlands.

SP You've got it! You've got the job.

Five percent of our greenhouse gases are produced by mowing our lawns.

They live in an environment of chemosynthesis.

We'd lay on top of that the soils and the waters, and illuminate the landscape.

to bear spores that foreshadowed seeds.

Wetland habitats serve essential functions in an ecosystem, including acting as water filters, providing flood and erosion control, and furnishing food and homes for fish and wildlife.

There's really a tree like that out there. That's really what it comes to.

Yes, sir. Cranberry bogs.

They say, Upon this loom, I weave my life.

They would ordinarily support fish and other wildlife.

And most importantly, it's working.

In other words, we would destroy the paddy ecosystem.

I mean, there's water in beer.

ES It is a spiritual experience.

They really become nature's wave attenuators.

And really, that's what other organisms do as well.

And also, the brine that's produced is oftentimes just pumped back out into the sea.

Well, they couldn't make it work, not economically.

If you look inside the restrooms, they all have really similar ecosystems, and if you were to look inside the classrooms, those also have similar ecosystems.

So that is the low energy option.

So what do you do?

And the idea has two core stages.

But as you can imagine, it's catching everything else in its path as well.

like our atmosphere. So, what do we do about this? What are the solutions?

In ecosystems, the waste from one organism becomes the nutrient for something else in that system.

I get asked all of the time from people,

The way through the marshes.

No matter what level you look at, whether it's at the ecosystem level or at the species level or at the genetic level, we see the same problem again and again.

All they know about life is they get up in the morning, and if their engine starts, they go to work.

There is some modeling of ecosystems going on now.

There's more mass in the microbes than the mass of our brain.

The microbes in your mouth can freshen your breath, or not, and the key thing is that our personal ecosystems interact with ecosystems on everything we touch.

And right now this is in the Okavango Delta in Botswana.

like climate change.

large fish everywhere, manta rays.

The first thing I'm going to tell you about this mammal is that it is essential for our ecosystems to function correctly.

So again, that's the first blessing.

There's another volcano going.

Wetlands globally are one of the most endangered ecosystems.

Nature works very differently.

We build cities, suburbs, and farms on top of frog habitat and chop forests and drain the wetlands that serve as home for numerous amphibian populations.

Now, when these things blow up, they're not going to do global ecological damage.