If youre burned out from the environmental content, I’d love to see some financing/budget videos or maybe a video on balancing relationships after moving to a remote area away from friends and family. As a college student, these kinds of topics are always on my mind! Hope you feel better soon.

Im so sorry to hear about your house hunting struggles :( I would love more content about your lifestyle (vlogs, groceries/snacks/cooking, finances, routines?)! Honestly you're such a role model in all areas, not just work! But also I love your ecology/biology related vids too :)

I would love to hear some tips or your thoughts on living an eco-friendly lifestyle. I'm trying to be more environmentally aware of things and it's a bit of a struggle tbh. It's good to see you again!

I'm glad you're putting yourself first! Hang in there! We're all here for you!

I would like ",a day in the life." I can't get enough of those.

The opening shots of that lake look so soothing...

I'd love to see some nature videos. Just something simple like picking a certain species of fish in your area and maybe showing us their homes and talking a little bit about them

On your last video, you mentioned maybe making videos of nonprofit and academia jobs as well. I personally would find that very useful as a student who is trying to figure out which route to take. Thank you so much for the great content, and happy you were able to step back from the internet this week. It's super important to do, especially during the pandemic!

We love you girl, take your time we are here for you.

It would be so amazing if you were to do a video about the Pacific Northwest ecosystem/ region! It’s so fascinating and such a beautiful area - I really liked your blog with Connell and Alena you did a while ago about it too 🌿

I wish you the best of luck on your house hunt! This is seriously my favorite KZfaq channel and I really appreciate all of your videos so much. :) I am so excited to see a garden plan video and I would love to see videos on how to transition into a zero or low waste lifestyle on a tight budget! Another one I would love to see is a “things you should know” video about backpacking and long camping trips/hitches. Thanks so much Kristina 🌺

Hope you feel better soon!! Wouldn't mind seeing more on your gsrden, what you think of plants, horticulture, conservation and botany. But also like the zero waste videos! Whatever you feel you can contribute will probably be helpful

Really missed your videos, I would love to see a lot more videos on positive environmental research/news coming out but also the negative and explaining how the negative news affects the environment. Also good luck on your house search!!!

Would love to see some things students can do to build their resumes, etc. during quarantine and coronavirus restraints! Thank you for your videos, they've really helped me :)

I hope things get better for you as soon as possible ❤️❤️.

Totally feel you on moving your whole life, girlfriend and I both went back to school in covid times unintentionally and adjusting to a new lifestyle on top of moving like once a year, it's a mess. Still never even attempted to find a house so I can't begin to imagine. Crossing my fingers for you! : D I've been playing a lot of video games and investing in my language hobbies, but I think the biggest change has been making it a point just to call my grandparents or my friends at least once a week for the past couple months. Keeps my sane since I never really kept up with them as well before. Hope you find something soon : )

i love your videos, i hope things get better!

I found you by looking as “dangers of camping” and your scary story popped up. I kind of liked the glasses look and wondered what you were about besides hiking. Anyway, I would like to buy a house myself and am equally dismayed at the rocketing prices and low supply. I take it you are in California or the NE, an especially expensive area. Good luck and hope you can not get so upset about the way things are today.

Glad to see you back!

Kristina, I think you should just post whatever you feel called to or inspired to post and not fret at all about trying to please or help anyone. It's great to get ideas, but you don't want to run yourself into the ground either. If people find value, that is great, but your health is not something that should suffer in this giving process. Personally, I like videos that are just informational on animals/ plants/ ecosystems/ nature to learn more about the things I love and care about. It's not as much on career and not exactly your style of video, but it's one idea if you wanted to go in a different direction. 🦀🐳🦒🦊🐆🦏🐪🐐🦉🐗🐙🦨🦩🕷🦋🦧🐟 There's so much fascinating beauty out there in the world, so let's honor and celebrate that and not forget the reasons why people get into the field to begin with.

Take all the time you need! I hope you can move into an amazing house of your own soon! If you haven’t already, I’d love your opinion on choosing a school for environmental science. I’ve applied to UCs (I’m a Californian) as well as state schools and the thought of debt is getting very real. Half of people say go to the cheapest school while the other half say to go to a UC!

i love ur videos about books !!! it’s really interesting and about ur job

Good luck. Think outside the box and visualize your living in your home. Feel what it feels like. Not a linear exercise. You deserve a place to make your own 💗

I would love to hear about the start of your career and what you did , I’m thinking of going into wildlife biology or ecology. Also I hope things get better for you 🥺best of luck .

Yes finally a new video!!! Glad you're back Kristina :) I personally would like to see some more wildlife jobs that dont require a degree and the process for applying to one. Stay safe and keep grinding. I'm sorry about what happened to you

Honestly I'll watch whatever you put out. Trying to buy a house (and sell one for that matter) is one of the most stressful things to deal with, so I completely get feeling burnt out. I wish y'all good luck with the house hunting and big internet hugs!

I would love to hear about any studying techniques that you have used, please? I just wanted to say that you're an inspiration. I'm grateful to have found your channel. Your videos are informative and enjoyable! I am sorry to hear about the stress that you're going through. I hope you find a house soon!

I would really enjoy some birding tips !

Oh gosh, I've dealt with bidding wars in the past and it's a nightmare. It sounds like the market is awful right now. Sorry you're dealing with that. :( As for the channel! I think everyone here should be able to understand pauses in content. Burnout is real and valid. As for me and what I like most from the content you put out, I find the field content the most enjoyable. Being in the mud and snow and heat and cold with mosquitos and sometimes grumpy animals is probably not the most fun time to film, but it's SUPER encouraging to see! At least, for me. Which probably means I'm the right brand of crazy to be working in this field once I get out of school LOL.

Good to see you again

I'm here for the book and gardening content!

I'm sorry things have been intense. I was wondering how much experience you have invasive species management? Or complex forest dynamics? Just a couple of things I'm interested, no worries if you don't have the ability to speak on these topics a whole lot. Taking care of yourself first ahead of the channel always makes sense! This channel is for you too and it's good to see people taking care of themselves in an atmosphere where they're overly- pressured to churn out content. You're doing great In any case, good luck on finding a house and with the channel and all that :)

I'd love to see videos of you reacting to current environmental related events and sharing your favorite vegan recipes!

A video on the future growth of the field of environmental science (education, career etc) would be great 😊

such a shame with this unregulated real estate game. My inlaws just bought a place on the island and were in bidding wars 200,000 + over asking. The island is turning into Vancouver and parts of the lower mainland. We're stuck in our little house here with home ownership a fading dream :( All the best on your house hut!

your channel is very very usefull for me.

Hey I hope you doing well in spite of this coronavirus.

You should make lifestyle videos and include your house buying struggles. Then when you get the house make a new house moving into series if you're planning on doing any fixer upper type stuff. Just ideas but I think that the biology and/or educational stuff will automatically be a part of your channel because of your background.

If you have any more tips for getting internships as high school juniors/seniors/college students, I would really love to hear them!

Don't forget Self Care! I remember some emotional highs and lows buying\selling houses when I was a bit younger. Everyday: Gushes of happy chemistry then CRASHING...rinse and repeat!! I cant imagine what its like to over bid like your having to. My 2 cents: Just remember to manage your Sleep Hygiene, Self Care and Personal Boundaries through it all. Otherwise you'll go Cray-Cray!!! Regarding what I'd like to see (ONLY WHEN YOU HAVE TIME)...just spit balling but...maybe a short vid about this very topic: Rapid Population Growth\Capitalism\Real estate fluctuations and how it all affects the environment? Be well Bill

That’s a tough situation out there with the housing costs. I have two nephews in Squamish and a niece in Vancouver so am familiar with the out of control pricing. I often wonder how the youth of today can ever get a house when wages haven’t been keeping up to match in the least. Things are getting high here in Ontario (certainly bad in big cities) too but not as crazy as out there. Good luck with the battle.

I would be super super careful buying into the current housing market. I honestly think it's in a major bubble right now. I actually think there's a big reason we are going to see a collapse in the housing bubble. Work from home is getting very common, and COVID has been a massive beta test for how successful it can be. When companies see how much money they can save having people work from home (no insurance, no rent, no cleaning staff, no office products, etc) I think it's going to be a big wave that COVID created (a nice silver lining, cutting down on so much carbon from transportation). So.... When that happens and people can sell their 1.5 million dollar townhome for 100 acres in the country and pocket a million dollars, how many people are going to make that choice? I think SO many. I see a major blending of city prices vs rural prices coming in the future. I would be very very VERY hesitant about buying anything anywhere near a city right now. If you were going to buy somewhere like Prince Rupert or something like that, sure, but to buy in Vancouver Island, or the surrounding area is really dangerous. Just personal opinion of course. I actually did a few videos on this, a household budget video called "Household budget, finance and investment advice. Debt reduction and freedom.", and another one talking about the bigger picture stuff like the above, in one called "A sustainable future - why the world will take us kicking and screaming towards permaculture." I think they are worth watching (I may be biased, but they are very applicable to your situation right now). The one thing that could offset all the above is honestly climate change. If we start seeing refugee crisis worldwide and climate displaced peoples, Canada becomes a very attractive place to buy. Right now we're seeing a big wave of international money causing the current spikes all across Canada, and it just depends on the rate of change of that money coming in, compared to the rate of change of people fleeing the city to work from home in the suburbs and even more so in rural areas (even extremely rural areas). Good luck in whatever you choose to do! I just found you yesterday and have really enjoyed your videos. I really like the gardening ones (obviously, since that's my jam), and I really like the tiny house, minimalism, eco friendly stuff since that's my passion. If I was single still I would probably live in a cabin in the woods somewhere cheap where I could retire now and just live inside the forest.

Also my life has been exciting. I've been looking into new colleges. And focusing more on my KZfaq channel

Home,work,life organization

I would love your opinion on a late life (yep, 48) career changer moving into environmental sciences from a business background. Let's just say I've heard a lot of "no, it's too late," and "you won't even get into grad school, let alone get hired." And let's also just say that I usually don't take no for an answer. Being a realist, I don't want to publish or run a lab at this point - my goal is to find a research/tech support position with some fieldwork. Thanks for all of your great content!

housing.......honestly.....it always expands and collapses, we are inflating up ....then it will collapse, and houses will be cheap. I would wait. buy low sell high.

Housing suckssss. My gf just bought a house and she payed about twice as much for a one room outside of city center of what my parents payed for a whole house with a big backyard in the 90s. And its so stressfull so look for houses! Even if there's a stable income you always end up feeling poor because gentrification is making houses for the rich and not for the middle class Either way! Best of luck and no pressure whatsoever 😊🌿

I would love some at home resume builders! I graduated into the pandemic and I am having trouble finding work. I want to keep my skills sharp while also developing new ones that will make me more marketable. Any advice for at home work (since I cant do a lot of in person with covid)?

Can you talk about your experience with applying to American universities and Canadian universities? I’m about to be a senior and I wanted to hear your input on that.

Are you still in the island/Vancouver? Real estate is just ridiculous right now over there. I’m in Kamloops and prices are getting out of hand here too but still a lot better than the island/Vancouver. Hope you find a place soon! I’d love to see more of anything wildlife/biology related 🙂! Good luck!

looks like you're in one of the life is too long phases, listen to the album plantasia by mort garson, could be the perfect time and take care

Maybe professional perspectives would be interesting. I sometimes look up "working as a....". So that could be any environmental related job. Maybe it is more experience and interviews.

Hi! What it takes from Secondary School to University to be a 'full' Master Zoologist. Like, all what's between. And I've been searching a lot for how much years it takes. Can you help me? I'm going back to school in 1 month and I really need to know about everything. I'm from Canada.

i feel you on the house hunting!! you'll go in on a 400k house and it ends up selling for like 730k... like right cool i'll just never own a house

Hi, i was wondering whether you could give advice about this: i have applied for a degree in environmental science but i would really love to be a museum curator, would the degree by relevant, is it possible to be a natural history museum curator with this degree and should i change it? or do i work towards with work experience?

Do you know where the best places are to work as a wildlife biologist? I'm a biology student from Belgium and when I'm looking on the internet for future jobs, I only come across jobs in the US... I hardly find places in Europe. Any recommandations?

I thought houses in Canada were kind of inexpensive >_> I've been looking for entry level gov science jobs in So Cal; all of them pay much less than what they should for the work they want done, but I guess I gotta start somewhere :/

The invite link for your discord server doesn’t seem to be working. Might wanna check that

Do more stuff on Bidenomics 👌

should be grateful you have an apartment, regardless of its size and location... also the fact you're in such a privileged position to be looking at buying property in Canada.

I have a question. I am a professional fish and wildlife technician and biologist from Ontario. I moved out west to Alberta for work but I get fired from these jobs every 8 days to 2 months. For literally no reason at all. I guess you people out west here have this terminate without clause thing that's toxic af. All these environmental companies I get picked up by are toxic af and are just exploiting me and using me for projects and then dropping me. You seem to be successful at this so my question is, what is the secret to establishing a good job at a good company and actually staying there for longer periods of time? Is it just because I am a white guy in a liberal field of work that my luck is not so good?

You have $1.5M to spend on a house ? That seems like a real problem to me.