Wetland Delineation - plants, water, and soils. 

This was way more fun than it had any right to be. Both the docs are characters and, for Pete's sake, the editor is a champ.

What a great intro to wetland delineation methods. You fellas do an amazing job of covering the important aspects of identifying wetlands/uplands and capturing the fun of being out in the field. Thanks for putting this out there!

You guys are so funny! You made this video so enjoyable

editor is a real hero here. Made it more fun to watch

So if you determined it was a Histic Epipedon rather than a Histosol, would that change your determination? I'm guessing not, so how much hole digging is truly necessary? I'd bounce up and down and say, yep definitely hydric. Lets move on. Save a lot of time better used to evaluate the actual boundary.

Lmao I couldn’t with the music but it seems interesting

6:50 I died 😂

Great video! Thank you so much! I'm applying to Environmental Scientist, Ecologist, and Biologist positions in my area, and some of the jobs list wetland delineation as part of the role. Wetland delineations were not covered in my undergrad coursework, so this video is very helpful! Thanks again.

this is great

I'm starting a wetland delineation training tomorrow with The Wetland Institute and this was such a fun and informative crash course! My brain maybe comprehended more from this video than the 20+ hours of PowerPoint videos they gave us haha. Thank you! And cutest doggo ever.

great video. i hope you put the soil back into the hole after you finished your demonstration.

I love it!

What would you gents say to someone who wanted to get certification in Wetland Delineation and GIS that already has a BS in Biology and Chemistry?

Incredible job, y'all! You've got a brand new fan.

Determination and delineation mean two different things

What to do, to dry a wetland?

Fantastic video, man. So well edited

These guys are great! Love the editing too

I love that your dog goes with you to the job! ❤

Get rid of the damn background music.

what is that field book you"re using with the soil and Iron guides?