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Who Am I?
Stunning shot of rangeland
"We’ve always defined ourselves as a species that built our civilization on the plains"
A series of shots from transhumance cultures around the world, Mongolia, South American, old time cowboy, etc.
"And we count these rural deserts"
More mind blowing imagery
"These remote rangelands where we raise our food. Regulate our climate. Clean our water"
Show where water comes from. Clouds, grass. Rivers and lakes. Wildlife.
"As the cradle of civilization"
Cities in the distance
"Understanding these ecosystems, with science, is one of our proudest achievements
It fired the imagination of a generation"
Range scientist working with students. Young cowboy in a rodeo. Urban couple raising own food.
"Perhaps we have just forgotten, that we still depend on these systems"
More stunning imagery of rangelands
"That our rangelands cannot be just the distant past or place separated from us"
Historic video of the old west, dust bowl
"That our futures lie entwined before us"
People returning to be stewards of rangelands. Recreational use. Camping, hiking.
I'm the Video Coordinator at the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at the University of Arizona. I have a masters in Range Ecology from Oregon State University. I grew up on a ranch in Eastern Oregon and I have traveled Mongolian, Australian, and North American rangelands to conduct filming and research.
We’ve always defined ourselves by the ability to overcome the impossible.
And we count these moments
(The first to fly faster than sound)
These moments when we dared to aim higher. To break barriers. To reach for the stars
(Astronaut noise.)
To make the unknown known.
(Astronaut noise.)
We count these moments as our proudest achievements
Having fired the imagination of a generation
Perhaps we have just forgotten, that we are still pioneers.
That we’ve barely begun and that our greatest accomplishments cannot be behind us.
That our destiny lies above us.
We’ve always defined ourselves as a species that built our civilization on the plains
And we count these rural deserts
These remote rangelands where we raise our food. Regulate our climate. Clean our water
As the cradle of civilization
Understanding these ecosystems, with science, is one of our proudest achievements
It fired the imagination of a generation
Perhaps we have just forgotten, that we still depend on these systems
That our rangelands cannot be just the distant past or place separated from us
That our futures lie entwined before us