July 13, 2025
PipemanRadio & Savage Lands, The 1st Metal Non Profit For Biodiversity
Savage Lands – Press Conference
One Year of Collaboration with Hellfest: A Look Back
Alliance of the Trees: A Unique Coalition Between the Metal Community and Environmental NGOs to Defend Biodiversity
An unexpected alliance between extreme music and environmental protection has emerged. The Francis Hallé Association, États Sauvages, Savage Lands, and Semeurs de Forêts are joining forces to launch the Alliance of the Trees— a collaborative movement designed to raise awareness and mobilize the metal community around forest and biodiversity conservation.
As biodiversity collapses at an accelerating rate across the globe, four French environmental organizations are coming together to found the Alliance of the Trees, an unprecedented collective that merges ecological activism with cultural influence. At their side stands an unexpected yet natural ally: the Metal community, renowned for its solidarity, independence, and power to rally behind meaningful causes.
The alliance brings together Savage Lands, États Sauvages, Semeurs de Forêts, and the Francis Hallé Association for Primary Forests.
Reconnecting with the Living Through Emotion and Action
Biodiversity is too often sidelined in environmental priorities. The Alliance of the Trees aims to change this by engaging a vibrant and committed cultural scene: the Metal community. Far from being marginal, this movement is one of the most unifying in Europe. It provides fertile ground for launching educational, restoration, and research projects focused on forests.
The alliance's ambition is to mobilize the Metal community on a large scale through tangible initiatives called Metal Forests — environmental “passion projects” supported by one or more alliance members, selected for their impact, exemplary nature, and mobilizing power.
Bringing Back Natural Sanctuaries Thanks to Savage Lands and Hellfest
Thanks to the joint efforts of Savage Lands and Hellfest, new biodiversity areas have been or will soon be created. Sanctuaries are now protected across several regions: two hectares in Playa Negra (Costa Rica), three hectares in Reims, another three in Tours, and forty hectares in Vendée, in partnership with the LPO (League for the Protection of Birds). These lands are being returned to nature as long-term refuges for biodiversity.
Heilung and More Join the Army of the Trees
One slogan, one open license. In response to the collapse of life on Earth, the Army of the Trees introduces a unique approach: an open license and slogan available to any band that wants to join the fight for biodiversity.
Each band is free to adopt the Army’s visual, adapt it to their own aesthetic, and spread the message in their own way. There’s no set amount to contribute — all funds raised go directly to protecting biodiversity. The principle is simple: let ideas flow, multiply allies, and amplify the voices of those fighting for what still remains. Heilung has joined the movement, and more bands are expected to follow this year.
The Birth of Savage Lands' Youth Division
Led by Soline Violin, a group of eight committed young people has launched the youth division of Savage Lands. This initiative marks a significant expansion of the movement, bringing a new generation of ecological activism to the forefront — full of fresh ideas, energy, and perspectives. A vital source of hope and lasting commitment for the years to come.
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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe
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Man W four C Y Radio. I'm really excited about
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this air view because it combines two of my loves.
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One is metal and the other is the environment. And
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I was just at as you probably know, I was
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just at hell Fest over in France doing radio coverage
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there and I attended a press conference there between Savage
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Lands and Heilung and Man. When I found out about
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this organization, I'm like, we really need to promote this,
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especially now more than ever. And so I'd like to
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welcome to show Sylvan from Savage Lands.
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How are you hey, bide Man, Thanks, I'm great, and
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the other French sun and heat.
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Yeah, you know it's funny. I live here in Florida, okay,
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and at Hellfest every time I go, I'm like, send
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me home to Florida where I could cool off, like
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and you don't say that ever when it comes to Florida.
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Yeah, I know, I know.
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It was pretty hard, right, Yeah, I don't even know
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how you did that press conference either, because that is
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the hottest part of all of Hellfest every time that
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press conference area, like it's super hot.
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But I do leave part of the year in Costa
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Rica where it's pretty hot too. I mean, it's probably
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even hotter than Florida, it is.
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I was going to talk about that too, because I
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also live part of there in Costa Rica, and it's
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one of my favorite places on Earth, you know, because
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of a lot of reasons. It's also one of my
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favorite places because of they are all about the environment,
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you know, and coming from Florida, that's like two different worlds.
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Because we need your help here with the Everglades because
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oh my god, the crap we're doing to our state.
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It just blows my mind. I don't know if you know,
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but like the town of west End near Fort Laurdale,
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they built it on top of the Everglades, like they
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filled it with you know, filled the muck, and that
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town is sinking because they're idiot. No surprised there, right,
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I mean, Like, but I do love that you do
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a lot in Costa Rica too, because man, it's one
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of the most precious places on the planet. And even
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I hate to say it against my own people. But
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even as Americans are going over there ruining that place,
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you know, well.
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Not all Americans. I mean, there's bad people and good
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people in every country. I mean, I know also a
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bunch of French people doing really really nasty shits there.
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So it's it's well spread. Being an idiot, you know it.
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I think it's a worldwide epidemic at this points, I guess.
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So it's you know, I've been I used to live
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in the States for a while when I was twenty,
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so it was before the Internet and before everything, and
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of anti America guy, you know, revolutionary blah blah blah.
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country that I thought, you know, and there's some really
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good things. I mean, if you think about it. The
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first national park in the world has been created in
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the US in a sense of preserving something beautifully. I
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think it was Yellowstone. So you cannot say that the
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country is bad. You know, there's not and some good people.
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And because it's the US, it's always very extreme. That's
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more the thing that I sense as a European.
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it's kind of like Europe. Every state is like a
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different country. Every state's got different types of people, different
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types of culture, language, even you know. And I've lived
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in multiple states in this country, like New York, New Jersey.
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I'm originally from the California in the eighties and now
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here in Florida, and those are like all three completely
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different worlds.
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So you were in California in the eighties and you're
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still alive, so you're a survivor.
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I know, right, And my best bros since thirteen, we
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used to go metal shows together all the time and
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start the pits, like at the original metal shows in
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La like Slayer and Metallica's first shows. And then he
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passed away about a year and a half ago. But
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he was a big time environmental icon in California, and
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he would love what you're doing, like because he in
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California was building rain gardens and doing the restoration of
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all the Malibu Creek and the Mountain Lions and all that.
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because like they didn't they didn't want him doing these
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restorations because it ruined their view or their yard or whatever.
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You know. And but I know, yeah, that's that's actually sorry,
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sorry to interrupt you. That's actually one thing that I
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had in mind for a long time. I think that
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there's also an education about what is beautiful, you know,
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is the view or is the life that you have
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in your property. I changed my mind since I live
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in Costa Rica, because of course, when I came there,
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I had this idea of the perfect house and tropical
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god and blah blah blah. But then now I have
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a totally different view, and you know, I like something
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more close to natural aspect of a forest. And what
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makes my view and my life being kind of rich
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and pleasant is to have birds and monkeys in the
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garden and whatever the garden looks like, I don't care.
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You know, I don't want to grass, I don't want
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a loan and two palm trees very symmetrical to the house.
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This is I would have thought, maybe it looks good
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like thirty years ago, But now I.
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So my pro would love you. My pro would love
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you because it was all about the natural environment. It
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used to piss them off. There were palm trees in
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La because they're not indigenous to La, and exactly like
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at his funeral. We did it at one of his
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restorations is the most you know, proud one where he
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brought like fish and wildlife and certain types of grasses
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and certain all the different vegetation that was indigenous to
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that particular area that was all gone and dead and
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he brought it all back. And so at his funeral,
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it was like all of the wildlife attended his funeral.
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It was wild They were like all sitting there in
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the in the lagoon there in the background, like we're
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here to support you, dude, for bringing us, bringing us back.
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That's cool. Yeah, I think that's the point. You know.
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I'm trying to revisit the what we call beautiful and
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I think it could be one of the access of
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our work, you know.
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So tell us how this all came about. Had the
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original idea come about?
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Well, I've been in that, you know, like reforestation and
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trying to preserve for like thirty years. And right after
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COVID there was some kind of crazy stuff going on
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in Costa Rica, and that's why it started pretty much
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in Costa Rica, because the country stayed open and many
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people that would never have the idea to come to
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Costa Rica actually came because it was the only country
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they could visit during those times, and some people they
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saw the opportunity of making businesses and there was some
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kind of crazy projects and very big development and it
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became out of control. So I don't know why. I
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had the idea to contact Derek, my ex ex drummer
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from back then in the in France and now he's
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in Mega Death. So I talked to him and they
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asked him if he would go for a project with me,
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you know, and he was like, man, yeah, I think
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that's time, you know, for the artists not only to
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denounce or to send money, but also to have their
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own tool where we could, you know, act for real
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and show people what we're doing. And that's how it started.
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Savage Lens he got the idea of the name, and
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then of course he contacted a few artists that he
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knows and and it was it saved time, and he
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gave us a typical way of presenting things, because we're
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not just an environmental organization, we're also an artist. And
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I think that's the first time these two things come together.
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You know that the record label signed the nonprofit organization,
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they didn't sign a band, so basically the non profit
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is the artist and also the the tool to operate
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on the field. So that that's how it started and
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and yeah, and then it got faster because Healfest helped
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us and artists showed up like Alissa from Arch Enemy,
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Andrea Sepultura, John Tardi from Obituary. They were the first
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on board, and many others that are on the album actually,
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and so it gives us a voice. And I also
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think that the right choice was to address the metal
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community because it's a fucking great community. And that's the
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reason for that is not just because I like metal.
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It's a metal person had to face all those years
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where metal was was not promoted in mainstream media. So
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every metal head either has a band, a radio, an
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association of whatever. He organized a concert. So there are
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people that know how to do things. They can be
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active and we see that every day because people contact
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us with ideas and they do things for us. And
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that's what I think makes the project interesting because everyone
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can be a real actor of the project. That's what
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we call the Army of the Trees, you know, because
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everyone can have a role in that.
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I love it too, because you know, metal, a lot
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of people don't realize what kind of family and community
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we are. You know, they look on the surface, you know,
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of heavy music, fast music, marsh pets, but they don't
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know what we're really all about.
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No, they don't. And but you know the funny thing
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just right now, we achieved to align with other organizations
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in Europe, you know that environmental organizations. They had nothing
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to do with metal. And I contacted them because I
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know they're good at what they're doing. And at first
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they were like, oh, really, we're going to address the
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metal community. But why and they were like, you know,
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And then I showed them and I explained them, and
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I showed them images of our concert in Healfest last
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year and the reaction of the crowd, and then the project,
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and then they're like, yeah, yeah, it seems interesting, interesting,
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And then they're okay, so we call that the Alliance
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of the Trees. And then they come to Healthfest and
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then they totally change. They're like, man, it's great. People
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are completely open to discussion, to talking, and they're really
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well educated. You know, they thought we were savages and
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others and violence and stuff, and they realize it's the
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complete opposite. It's probably the safest place on Earth being
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at Healthfest. You know, everyone takes care of everyone, and
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so it's so obvious all those organizations now they're calling
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and they're like, I put more metal in the project,
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you know, because it's so cool.
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Yeah, And you know it's funny because how Fast is
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a perfect example because I go and I do festivals
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over the US, UK and Europe. But I would say
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one of my weakest languages would be French. Like I
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can maybe understand words, you know, type of thing. And
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but yet you go to health Fest you don't have
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to understand each other's language, and you're spill. There's this
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connection as bond that's not even breakable.
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I know that. That's that's actually really hard. After the
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healthest you're like you're getting back to your house alone,
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nobody to talk to regular people in the streets, and
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you're completely depressed, right totally.
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I know that, Listen. I got back from Europe, and
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like last week from doing these festivals, I think I've
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left the house basically just to go get some food once,
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and other than that I've been it's staying like Okay,
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I'm in seclusion now before I go on my next one.
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And it's like it's every time I go to any festival,
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and Healthfest is one of my favorites. Is like there's
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just a feeling of love and therapy all in one,
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you know. And that's why I think Savage Lands your
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idea is like the perfect concept, you know, because we
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are such a big community now compared to what we
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were back in the eighties, and you know, basically everybody
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wants to make a difference pretty much in our communities,
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and that what you're doing is needed more than ever
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in my opinion, you know. And I saw what you
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saw in Costa Rica too, you know, and that's why
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I said what I did before, because after COVID, I
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went back to my favorite place is Nosara, and a
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big change there. Oh my god, it broke my soul.
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the road wasn't paved to get to Nosara. So I
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used to like that because it meant nobody could the
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people that would when it couldn't get there or wouldn't
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want to get there. Now it's paved, and you know,
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you go there and there's all these constructions, and I saw,
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like I saw how our monkeys walking on the ground.
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