This channel is about (re-)connecting humans and nature. I share examples of successful coexistence of humans with nature. I take you along wonderful experiences in nature and with nature. I am deep - diving into facts about fauna and flora. Sometimes I take you far away to distant cultures, sometimes I just have look next door.
Love the way of your story telling, your cinematography is out standing. I have a suggestion for you if you dont mind , your titles (heading) are just awesome, but if You add a indian touch to the titles , by adding the full names of local places either national parks or local villages . I just noticed you got better views in your latest videos . Hope your years of hard work get paid now. Best of luck, buddy.
Beautiful film and kudos to the wise villagers/ farmers for realising the need to preserve ecosystem. Thanks to Gunther and team for sharing this rich experience with us. Secondly, it is my humble request to the villagers to introduce 'the great Indian bustard' माळढोक in Bhigwan grassland which is on the verge of extinction.
Thank you for this well-done film on the birds and wildlife of these lands near Puna. Truly a spark of hope in an age so badly in need of this type of care.
Great documentary, tells how nature can come back when we have the correct attitude, and salute to the villagers and everyone involved for this success story. Dam not only provides water, support agriculture and also to the wildlife.
Hello Gunther, it is a beautiful documentary from my homeland . Thank you. I work with organic agro products. Could you connect me with Gaurav Shelar ?
Well done! Maintaining such rich ecosystem is a challenge! There are many hands arround the area came together for Conservation of This Habitat! You guys did a fabulous job! Keep up the spirit!
Nice Film Gunther and Team... Incidentally we shared the hide for KF photography.... As photogrpaher I have been to all places covered by you, hence video was quite enjoyable
Thanks for making great documentary on Bhigwan! There are many short films on youtube made by Wildlife photographers but unfortunately not so many views for them. encourage everyone to watch them as well to learn more about migratory birds in Bhigwan. Documentary is nice but i do have some reservations on filming and interview of shepherds and villagers ( my personal opinion ). Bhigwan is nice place to see around. And agree with Sandeep Nagare - this place should not become a picnic spot or commercial place and maintain as place for wildlife lovers. Thanks Gunther!
@@MrGuMac Thanks for asking honestly. Answer - I think you were inspired to show the wetlands and grasslands of Bhigwan. But the way the shepherds and villagers are filmed shows that the documentary wants to show the poor people of India and their way of life. (Could have been shot differently to fit the topic and interview)
@@ibhatkantithanks for your fast reply - ok I understand what you mean. But don’t you think it actually makes the message of the film stronger that despite them obviously being poor they feel ok with their occasional loss of goats to wolves?
@@MrGuMac Hello, I'm a wildlife lover from Nasik, Maharashtra. We do have a bird sanctuary here at Nandurmadhyameshwar where many migratory birds visit in winter. You may check on the internet for the same. Thanks for the wonderful documentary. Wishing you all the success for your future endeavours 🙏🏻
I am living in Pandharpur which is only 100 Kilometers from Bhigwan . I travel 1000 times near by Bhigwan but i have no idea about this wild life and diverse animals and birds are there . Very informative documentary .
