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View fantastic wildlife and wetland videos, most of which have been filmed at our ten regional wetland reserves in the UK. Find out more about our conservation work, which is carried out to help preserve wetlands across the world.
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Have you seen this bird before? | WildWatch May #nature #birds #wetlands
What's blue, orange, lives in a wetland and isn't a kingfisher? Find out in this episode of WildWatch!
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BSL Tour at WWT London
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British Sign Language (BSL) tour at WWT London! Join deaf presenter John Wilson on this BSL tour. Discover some of the most eye-catching ducks and geese from around the globe - plus a couple of otters - as well as exploring the extensive reserve habitat whose lakes, pools and gardens are home to a huge variety of wildlife including kingfishers, sand martins, wading birds and plenty more. Book n...
Take a minute and relax | Mindful minute | WWT
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Stay a moment to enjoy these relaxing scenes, miniature worlds and soothing sounds all on a backdrop of scenic wetlands.
The Power of Ponds! | WildWatch April #nature #wetlands #ponds #dragonfly #plants #amphibians
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Just what is it about ponds that makes them so special? Find out in this episode of WIldWatch!
Survival seed! | WildWatch March #nature #wetlands #seeds #bird #birds
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How do we help our passerines? Let's have a look in this WildWatch!
Furry friends! | WildWatch February #nature #wetlands #wildlife #otter #cute
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Who want's to get to know our otters? Lets have a look in this WildWatch!
Wrap up warm and cosy, it's Winter | Mindful minute | WWT
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Take in these wintery moments with soothing scenes, winter spectacles and stunning landscapes all on a backdrop of scenic wetlands.
Wetlands have STRESS-BUSTING superpowers | World Wetlands Day
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Did you know just 10 minutes spent in a wetland is enough to boost your mood? At WWT, we champion wetlands 365 days a year. But on 2 February, the world comes together to celebrate these super-powered habitats. Experience the stillness of a lake, follow the path of a winding river, or listen to the sounds of the reeds in the breeze. www.org.uk/discover-wetlands/world-wetlands-day
Unique bill patterns? | WildWatch January #nature #wetlands #wildlife #swan #pattern
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It's like a fingerprint on their face! Lets have a look at some unique bill patterns in this WildWatch!
Wetlands are the way | Who are WWT?
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Our world is changing, and so is WWT. In the face of nature loss and climate breakdown, we want to offer a message of hope. We want to restore wetlands and unlock their power. We want to turn our ambitions into action. We want to inspire new generations. We want to change the future for the better. We are WWT. For wetlands. For life.
A specu-what? | WildWatch December #nature #wetlands #wildlife #duck #feather
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A specu-what? | WildWatch December #nature #wetlands #wildlife #duck #feather
This plant is very rare! | WildWatch November #nature #wildlife #plants #wetlands
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This plant is very rare! | WildWatch November #nature #wildlife #plants #wetlands
This tastes like pepper? | WildWatch November #nature #wildlife #plants #wetlands
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This tastes like pepper? | WildWatch November #nature #wildlife #plants #wetlands
Sit back, relax, it's autumn | Mindful minute | WWT
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Sit back, relax, it's autumn | Mindful minute | WWT
What Lurks Beneath *HALLOWEEN SPECIAL* | Waterlands Series 2 Episode 6 | WWT Podcast
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What Lurks Beneath *HALLOWEEN SPECIAL* | Waterlands Series 2 Episode 6 | WWT Podcast
Puddles of Wonder | Waterlands Series 2 Episode 5 | WWT Podcast
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Puddles of Wonder | Waterlands Series 2 Episode 5 | WWT Podcast
Thank you and goodbye to Scott Petrek
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Thank you and goodbye to Scott Petrek
David Gray 🎤 The magic of saltmarsh
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David Gray 🎤 The magic of saltmarsh
Watching (and waiting) for Water Voles | Waterlands Series 2 Episode 4 | WWT Podcast
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Watching (and waiting) for Water Voles | Waterlands Series 2 Episode 4 | WWT Podcast
Ripple effects: people and ponds | Waterlands Series 2 Episode 3 | WWT Podcast
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Ripple effects: people and ponds | Waterlands Series 2 Episode 3 | WWT Podcast
Breeding Success Stories | September 2023
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Breeding Success Stories | September 2023
Ponds and potatoes | Waterlands Series 2 Episode 2 | WWT Podcast
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Ponds and potatoes | Waterlands Series 2 Episode 2 | WWT Podcast
The remarkable garden pond | Waterlands Series 2 Episode 1 | WWT Podcast
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The remarkable garden pond | Waterlands Series 2 Episode 1 | WWT Podcast
A watery future | Waterlands Series 1 Episode 6 | WWT Podcast
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A watery future | Waterlands Series 1 Episode 6 | WWT Podcast
Fighting water with water (flooding) | Waterlands Series 1 Episode 5 | WWT Podcast
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Fighting water with water (flooding) | Waterlands Series 1 Episode 5 | WWT Podcast
Mangroves, Marshes and the Climate Emergency | Waterlands Series 1 Episode 4 | WWT Podcast
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Mangroves, Marshes and the Climate Emergency | Waterlands Series 1 Episode 4 | WWT Podcast
A Mermaid and the quest for cleaner water | Waterlands Series 1 Episode 3 | WWT Podcast
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A Mermaid and the quest for cleaner water | Waterlands Series 1 Episode 3 | WWT Podcast
Feeling Blue | Waterlands Series 1 Episode 2 | WWT Podcast
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Feeling Blue | Waterlands Series 1 Episode 2 | WWT Podcast
Water on our doorstep | Waterlands Series 1 Episode 1 | WWT Podcast
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Water on our doorstep | Waterlands Series 1 Episode 1 | WWT Podcast
Great video and very well presented. I even think this is the best one out there, for starting a mini pond without filter and fish. I am going to make a 75L pond that sits between the patio and veggie garden. I'm going to use a couple of edible plants as well like watercress and -mint. If all goes well maybe I'll even try to add Japanese rice fish next spring. Anyways, thanks a bunch!
My problem is finding a barrel that is leak proof! I have tried a pond liner inside, but that seems to leak after a few weeks. I have even painted it with leak-proff spray paint, but still got the problem of finding another pair of hands to hold the liner folded, tightly to the side on a half barrel while I insert the staples from the gun! How about another video with all the problems you come across in real life, such as barrels that leak, where to get a helper to help hold the liner, how to measure a 2sq. metre square to mark out the size to fit the barrel and more?
That spot looked so idyllic I'm surprised it didn't have a pond already! I'm turning a Belfast sink into a mini pond, and was wondering if there's a better period for it to receive the most sun? I'm south facing and was going to put it against one wall or the other to get more sun early or late
Ending up being a cesspit not a pond. Smell was horrible, plants either died or were dieing. Changed water frequently but to no avail. Maybe I should have lined. Mosquitoes or something similar appreciated the environment I created, hundreds of the blighters.
What about mosquitoes? Will this be a problem with the water sitting out without some sort of circulation or aeration?
Love your video. What would be the procedures in getting the barrel pond ready for winter? Thank you.
How much sunlight should you have?
Just to mention, whisky barrells give off a stench for 6 months minimum. This is their former life coming out the woodwork. It ruins the ater. Barrells are charred too and that black ash comes away and kills your plants and turns the gravel black permantely. Mentioning this as few others do and it helps people make an informed choice before they spend money on pond stuff that will die within 3 weeks and satin everything black.
Hi there, thanks for the information. Fortunately with our barrel, we've found none of this to be true, no smell and no black ash in the water nearly 1 year on :)
where did you buy the pond plants ?and whats the diameter of your barrel pond?
Hi there, plants were from a local garden centre - take a look in the video description for more information on them. The barrel is around 60cm in diameter.
dont you find them despicable ?
Cute 😢😢😢😢😢 doesn't describe frogs
I love this! Don’t consider this a bug hotel, but an insect spa and resort!
Please add guppies (fish) They will create small surface agitation by looking for food on surface of the water and the birds get attract to moving water than standing because moving water surface gives them a reflection of the sunlight directly to the eyes so they will find easily 😀 I experienced that
Lovely video😊
Lovey video! Thank you for the tips ! 🐸💧🪴
Rain water also has nitrogen
Magnifique👍💖 vous avez beaucoup de talent Monsieur
Would you recommend a wee water fountain? I was thinking of getting one of those solar powered ones. Just a small thing so I can enjoy the sound of trickling water in my garden too.
Hi there, one of the tiny ones in this barrel would be fine - so long as the pump isn't strong enough to trap much invertebrate life. It would also benefit the aeration of the water. Let us know how it goes!
Great little video full of all info you need wildlife ponds for dummies 😊
Makes a great little pond. I've already got a couple of ponds,but this will be great for a smaller 'satellite' pond closeby,for viewing. Thankyou,look forward to more.
apart from amphibians and birds, what wildlife are attracted to these? and what plants did you use?
Hi there, mammals will use them to drink plus they are very attractive to all kinds of flying insects, particularly dragonflies. See video description for list of plants!
Stunning bird
Gonna get on this tomorrow!
Wow this is such a helpful video, I can’t wait to start building my own pond!
I did something similar last year, but had one or two issues, the main one being blanket weed. I have a powder solution to get rid of it, but just keeps coming back, swamping all the other plants and just looks a mess. I've even removed everything and started again, but same issue. Other problems - winds knocking high plants over (solved with bamboo canes holding pots in place), the metal rings outside have just corroded off, no idea how long it'll last), something eating the lily leaves, and pigeons eating any flower heads. These ponds are definitely not plug and play, they need a lot of maintenance unless I'm doing something wrong..?
Hi there, it sounds like you are doing everything right, any garden pond will need some maintenance. To tackle the blanket weed, try moving the pond to a shadier spot than it is currently in, and ensure no other excess nutrients are being left in, such as dead/rotting plant matter.
C super pour l Été .. un coin d ombre et de fraîcheur mais, avez vous pensé aux larves de moustiques… et à toutes les maladies que les moustiques propagent désormais …
Looks good but would be nice to do this type of project without any plastic. There is a lot of microplastic in the environment already.
Pretty cool. I’ve been looking for a small project like this to do with my mom. Thanks!
I’m thinking you are asking for trouble, depending on where you live.
What sort of trouble?
Amazing! I really enjoy watching it! Thank you WWT!
Tried that before and some raccoon ate all the little fish within a week.
This is a wildlife pond. There are no fish in it, its not meant for fish. Also there are no Racoons in the UK, so you might want to follow advice from the region your living in.
finalmente un video che spiega veramente come fare un mini stagno ! grazie !!!!
No problem!
We get frikkin mosquitoes here, and they’d love the standing water.
Small fish will eat the mosquito larva.
Thank you... Really love all your videos. I'm under s native white oak canopy that is constantly dropping debris and fills any water with tannins, leaves etc. but Also have some underground water that may be more suited to enhance bog conditions. It really wants to fill up with noxious ranunculus so maybe i can get something else to take over... Anyway thanks for all the great ideas and supporting biodiversity.
Beautiful!
What do you do with the plants in your barrel pond in the winter?
Hi there, we don't get particularly harsh winters here in southern UK, so we cut them back to the gravel and they will grow back in the spring.
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Yes lets get millions of people to manufacture wildlife pitfall traps in their garden.. Just build a proper wildlife pond with an actual biodiverse marginal drawdown zone ffs. *facepalm*
You should have showed the wild life. Seems too small and crowded to be worth much.
Why should I have a read plastic container under my bed?
A question, I have something like this, but there are so many mosquitos around it now, do you have any suggestions for that? Thank you
Thank you for sharing how to make a wildlife container pond. It was very useful to me. Marisol, Greetings from Hamilton, Virginia, USA.
How do you deal with mosquito larvae?
I have just purchased an old whiskey barrel to create a wildlife pond, when I filled with water some of the chard wood from the inside of barrel started to free itself, will this affect the wildlife or health of the pond or do I need to scrub the barrel before loading it.
Hi there, no need to scrub it, charred wood will not negatively affect the water or wildlife. So long as it is watertight, the barrel is good to use.
@@wwtorguk Thank you for your response
Water vapor H2O has a CO2e of 18. This video contains the UN Climate Change disclaimer. Global warming was officially stated at 1.1°C in 1991 and 1.06°C in 2022. There is no mechanism that would allow greenhouse gas behavior to cause global warming. The back of the United Nation's IPCC science report states it took its greenhouse gas samples at 20,000 meters altitude where it is common high school level knowledge there is no greenhouse radiant energy. This is typical practice for deceptive marketing to state legal data transparency protecting the perpetrators from fraud prosecution. Earth's greenhouse effect is frequently used as a primary example to high school students of a system always in saturation from the strong greenhouse gas water vapor absorbing all the greenhouse radiant energy from the earth with greenhouse gases within 20 meters of the surface that is all around us everyday and can't have its overall effect changed. There is no further greenhouse radiant energy to interact with greenhouse gases. At 1% average tropospheric water vapor over 99% of earth’s greenhouse effect is from water vapor. Water vapor would hold earth's greenhouse effect in saturation if it were the only greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. Arctic warming is taking place with the proving mechanism being warm Atlantic Ocean waters migrating deeper and more frequently into the Arctic Ocean warming it and the region. That warmer water is causing a few weeks less of reflective snow and ice coverage resulting in more solar heat gain to the Arctic region surface. Atmospheric CO2 levels of 1200 ppm about three times what they are today would greatly invigorate C3 plants the majority of plant life on earth greatly greening the planet. 0.4% of the atmosphere is CO2 and on average 1% is H20 water vapor. (1% H20)/(0.4% CO2) = 25. Water vapor is 25 times more present in the atmosphere on average than CO2. Water vapor has an CO2e of 18, 18 X 25 = 450 CO2e total for water vapor to 1 CO2e for CO2. The Earth’s oceans have 3-1/2 million sea floor volcanic vents warming the water and changing it’s chemistry that have not been systematically accounted for.
Water vapor H2O has a CO2e of 18. This video contains the UN Climate Change disclaimer. Global warming was officially stated at 1.1°C in 1991 and 1.06°C in 2022. There is no mechanism that would allow greenhouse gas behavior to cause global warming. The back of the United Nation's IPCC science report states it took its greenhouse gas samples at 20,000 meters altitude where it is common high school level knowledge there is no greenhouse radiant energy. This is typical practice for deceptive marketing to state legal data transparency protecting the perpetrators from fraud prosecution. Earth's greenhouse effect is frequently used as a primary example to high school students of a system always in saturation from the strong greenhouse gas water vapor absorbing all the greenhouse radiant energy from the earth with greenhouse gases within 20 meters of the surface that is all around us everyday and can't have its overall effect changed. There is no further greenhouse radiant energy to interact with greenhouse gases. At 1% average tropospheric water vapor over 99% of earth’s greenhouse effect is from water vapor. Water vapor would hold earth's greenhouse effect in saturation if it were the only greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. Arctic warming is taking place with the proving mechanism being warm Atlantic Ocean waters migrating deeper and more frequently into the Arctic Ocean warming it and the region. That warmer water is causing a few weeks less of reflective snow and ice coverage resulting in more solar heat gain to the Arctic region surface. Atmospheric CO2 levels of 1200 ppm about three times what they are today would greatly invigorate C3 plants the majority of plant life on earth greatly greening the planet. 0.4% of the atmosphere is CO2 and on average 1% is H20 water vapor. (1% H20)/(0.4% CO2) = 25. Water vapor is 25 times more present in the atmosphere on average than CO2. Water vapor has an CO2e of 18, 18 X 25 = 450 CO2e total for water vapor to 1 CO2e for CO2. The Earth’s oceans have 3-1/2 million sea floor volcanic vents warming the water and changing it’s chemistry that have not been systematically accounted for.
I have a small pond, maybe 20 gallons as part of my NWF backyard wildlife habitat certification in MI and a much larger one on a city patio in TN. Both are self-sufficient ecosystems. The one in MI gets fouled more because of critters stopping by. Both locations 'mosquito minnows' (gambusa minnows) are free from the county health department vector control (similar/different name based on location). Should the fish not survive a freeze I use mosquito dunks, 1/4 dunk for the larger pond until I can restock the fish. My Water Lilly is in a round bin from Dollar Tree and clay kitty litter. Duck weed is a good surface plant. See if you can attract dragon flies. I think it would do better in that long basket as it has nearly crossed the round container. Most places that do not allow rainwater collection is due to people allowing it to be sitting water or drinking. I'd call and ask for an exception to save to build a pond. I've done similar for a pond and in using my washer water for lawn care. I included my intentions and explanation, equipment, laundry cleaners in my request. The reason such things are not allowed is because humans were not responsible. If algae is a problem, the slimy type, use small barley bales off Amazon. In the large pond one lasts 6 months. My next goal is to get more native plants.
I really enjoyed that, thank you.
What kind of mini lily pads are those?
Hi thanks for watching, those are Nyphaea alba, a water lily native to Eurasia. They don't stay small for long and will likely need cutting back in this sized barrel. Check out the video description for detail on all the plants used!
Bro created a mosquito factory..
If other bugs are attracted lay eggs here they will not be a problem at all
Oh they are a problem.
Michigan is mosquito heaven. You'd need a goldfish to keep them under control. Then an indoor tank for wintering over the goldfish or a way to keep the tank from freezing solid. The goldfish will go into hibernation and thrive as long as you don't let him turn into fishcicle.
Which will attract even more frogs and dragonflies amongst others, so it's actually beneficial for the ecosystem you're building