Interesting.

i seem to remember that French Cr used to have a healthy population of hellbenders

Feral and pet cats are so horrible. They are killing our birds

I think education is so important. Anybody who uses a public body of water or area of land needs to understand and know the invasive species there.

Excellent!

This is amazing stuff! Thanks for showing the beautiful plants and explaining how it all works

helpful stuff. if she had a microphone it'd be easier to hear

Well done. Thanks for sharing this impressive video.

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Wasn't Wright always in debt? Who bought him his cars?

Just curious, I was wondering if anyone has ever found fossilized remains of trees in the sandstone around the Kinzua Resivoir? 45÷ years ago I found what looked like a fossilized tree branch in a sandstone rock at the northern overlook at Jakes Rocks.

Fallingwater is the gateway to the new world Architecture. Architecture was never the same after FLW built the Fallingwater.

Thanks Lori. That was very informative!

Brilliant. Thanks

For some of the links provided during the webinar, maybe they can be provided in the "Show More" area of your KZfaq video next time so they can be clicked on directly. 😀

Very interesting lecture, thanks

I would disagree only with the idea that non-natives can be beneficial to the environment. This has been proven false time and time again. While there's always talk about erosion control and the like, folks tend to forget that there are plenty of native species that can do the same exact thing. There's no reason to bring in a non-native. Even if the non-native isn't "invasive", it's taking up room in the local ecosystem without providing a net-positive to that ecosystem. As Dr. Tallamy has shown time and time again, non-native species always have a very strong net-negative impact when compared to native species. Why this is so hard to accept is a mystery. Every single study shows this being the case, yet folks still throw around the idea that there are some benefits to non-natives, like the erosion control fallacy.

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Beautiful birds. I’ve only seen 1 n the wild it came to my feeder for a matter of seconds here n Ky and I never seen it again.☹️

Love watching them work "together." Beautiful.

23:40 The fact this cracks appear just vertically from where the post tensioning repair (from +/-2000) is transferring its load to the beams/bolsters doesn't look like a coincidence...

So glad I found this today. This note is really late, but the room at Taliesin West is called the Cabaret Theater.

Thank you! Perfect for all of us who are snowed in today!

Bless you for this. For all our "wealth", America as a society has been negligent in protecting and fully utilizing the beauty at our disposal. For me this lecture amounts to a kind of manifesto. BLESS YOU

Excellent presentation! Great analysis of FLW's design! There are so many details that are not obvious when looking at the drawings and photos of Fallingwater. That is why I plan to visit and acquire the experience myself! Thank you for this video!

i have enjoyed some of the other fallingwater seminars but this advertisement for PPG is disappointing

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Little late here but, I live close to Greensburg PA and I am wondering where I should place my feeder for the grosbeaks. Im eager to see one, any help would be nice thanks.

Great lecture thank you for it I need help from you on this topic Pennsylvania Epoch I have a presentation to do on it will you help me with it you can send it to my email

Fantastic, Ken!

This is a great lecture, thank you! My wife and I have been hiking and fossil hunting and I’ve taken an interest in plant biology, this will be of great value to us!

Greetings from Auburn Indiana.

Hydrolic Cement! This mortar is the one that expands as it changes from liquid to solid phase,... much like water does,...a liquid phase to the solid phase, ice, and having 9% more volumn.

Hi, how are you doing today. I'm watching this,... This is a great, great model home, and I will bring a thought or two. Well, concerning weight and the cantilever design,.... Less weight is the certain, best schema for the foundation and floor joists. This is out there some,... The perimeter wall of the floor of the cantilever designed room,... bring the wall to less heft by replacement of the perimeter wall from concrete to a graphite or,... fiberglass! How about the recycling of the wind generator propellers into a rebar like mesh and fill with a fiberglass resin,... for the loss of half the existing weight, sprung outbound and at the perimeter. Less weight and less bend!!!

Very informative. Do you have any advice for a hunter collector? All I was able to find last season was 30 or 40 monarchs and a small handful of severely injured fritilleries

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19:07 "Time allows just about anything to happen".... Well, that's very scientific sir. Anything you cannot replicate or explain, you blame it to "time"... Given enough time, mud can become a beautiful girl... or a dragon... or just about anything?? Can you prove it? Explain it how mud can transform into Nicole Kidman? Nope. But... trust the science... because... time allows just about anything to happen...???

Thanks! This is as relaxing as my meditation apps…

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Really, very pretty!

You might come back with spring steel I-beam,... running along your floor joists. Set up a center,...up on the big foundation footing, ... making a lifting of the outside end,...thereby removing weight through the spring/fulcrum set up at the end, and having applied the weight in toward the foundation. It's balancing like a teetor-totor, isn't it???

What are the evergreens at around frame 22:00? Are they hemlocks?