Becoming A Water Wizard In The High Desert - Reinforced Check Dams, More Sediment, and Green Plants

Dang! The changes to your property are incredible. Looks great and the check dams are awesome. Meadow looks like a shiny new copper penny.

using nature to work for you is brilliant Brian your property is really taking shape you must be very proud of all your hard and seeing the results i would never have thought of check dams have a great week

Teach that lovely dog to shovel. 😂

The 40 foot berm looks like the beginning of a beautiful stone wall! Your check damns are really making a significant difference! Congratulations!

Loved the Meadow fly bye😂your really busting a** there, all the rock stacking alone is hard, great job Brian! love the progress.

Bunny said ha ha catch me if you can. How cool you caught it on camera! Meadow was having a ball.

Beautiful land! Your dog is looking very healthy and I love her coloring ☺

It's so cool to be able to watch your updates on the waterworks. Success is great, congrats on how well everything is working! Even better though - we've gotten to see the missteps on the way to success; learning happens there, and by sharing with us we can learn to avoid or fix our own, many thanks for that.

Hey Brian; Wow the progress is incredible from video to video your place is fascinating and your knowledge is inspiring

Dang, it looks so good!

I'd suggest putting in more branches they help hold moisture for the grass once things start to get drier

Great job, using the land to its potential. In Portugal they all use Terraces to level off the land. Creative and functional. 🤙🤙. That was hilarious, that rabbit and Meadow buzzing by😂🤣😂Priceless moment. Shes the happiest. Be blessed Bro. 🙏🙏 Romans 10:9-10

really cool to see the concept in action

Looks great Brian!

Looking great, sitting up here now with a good 2 hour monsoon coming through lots of water rolling. Wwe are not as far along as you. Your results are fantastic.

Meadow looks like she is a great supervisor... LOL 🤣 😂 🤣

You should definitely dig more ponds! And if possible cut down all the invasive trees and plant more native trees!

In the last 6 months, MIT researchers have discovered that light alone (without heat) is very effective at making water evaporate. While gardeners and farmers have known for centuries that ground cover is important, this research has shown why stripped land is so vulnerable to desertification. It also adds to our understanding of why Iceland that has lots of water suffered from desertification. This research underlines the importance of getting your land covered with any form of ground cover as soon as possible (mulch, wood chips, rough grass, anything that will help prevent the evaporation from light and the erosion from water run off and wind.

I envy you, having that gratifying labor. I miss that"free therapy" that working with land gives you. Can't wait to get my land! Meadow is hilarious chasing that rabbit!

Beautiful sierra I Love you ❤️❤️❤😢