How community-led conservation can save wildlife | Moreangels Mbizah
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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Conservationist and TED Fellow Moreangels Mbizah studied the famous Cecil the lion until he was shot by a trophy hunter in 2015. She wonders how things could've gone differently, asking: "What if the community that lived next to Cecil was involved in protecting him?" In a quick talk, Mbizah shares the state of conservation in her home of Zimbabwe -- and why she thinks that communities living with wildlife are the ones best positioned to help them.
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I think this is type of conservation is key, wherever you live, and whatever type of conservation needs implementing.
Having travelled/worked all over the uk, I was always astounded by the fact that soooo many people didn't know their own area, or give it any priority or interest in their life. I agree, that encouraging local people to be interested in their own area's wildlife and landscape, can make a very big difference in the long run.
I couldn't agree more. When people have a personal connection to their surroundings, they will take better care of them. And this is true of both natural and constructed environments.
I am very sad the beautiful lion's death, I am teared, human are the dangerous animal on earth, thank you for your effort
I had the opportunity to meet and learn from Mrs. Moreangels Mbizah at the African Leadership University, she is truly an amazing and wise person.
Thanks for your efforts, I hope you can see the results of ur hard work with ur own eyes soon 💜💜💜💜
Such a beautiful and eloquent talk
Keep going on brave warrior of the nature and balance in general. Just keep going ahead.
This video goes up right as the Team Trees' videos comes. Nice timing.
Thank you for all you do.
What an inspiring speaker!! And she’s pulling that color off beautifully I could never pull off yellow bc of my pale skin!! 😍
Be thankful for all the struggles you go through. They make you stronger, wiser and humble. Don't let it break you. Let it make you.
May we all stand up for wildlife and the environment 🙏
She is passionate about this! ! That was moving
The public is the biggest force in change. Billions of ideas have more force then the best ideas. How do we produce the best ideas to be followed by the most.
I love your efforts,it makes me think about it all day.
Enlightening 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Amaaaaazing story❤😢
The fact that those trophy hunters and poachers seeing this video makes them not care. It's really sad to see that the society do horrible things like this today. Even if this video is shown only a few parts of the community will just show affection. The fact that they have brains and they just keep doing is an eyesore.
I love Sekekama from the Okavango Delta😎😎😎😎
Wonderful
保护区的主要工作之一就是社区共建
I look up to the Kakanika Brothers from the Okavango Delta🤓🤓🤓🤓
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As long as laziness is not a thing 😬 I believe it can be done 👍
Hi
There must be an international platform and Law all over the world there are hunters and organizations that make money on all animals including Whales Snakes and Birds everthing that breathes. I shall be very nice for the world that you Moreangels Mbizah be the woman who make this World Platform. There is a G7 and a G8 topics such as the envitonment there should also be a G10 for everthing that lives from Wildlife Animals to Pisces and everthing that lives in nature
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Didn't the trophy Hunter that shot Cecil pay over $50,000 USD to kill the lion? Apparently the conservationists in your community agreed that the money would benefit the conservation efforts there. They weighed the value of one lions life against the value of the $50,000 to be used for other efforts? I'm genuinely curious if people think about this.. you have to think about the issue from both sides in order to understand it fully.
The issue with that argument is pretty simple: most governments are incredibly corrupt. They made a similar argument about the Nepal hikers to the point that so many fucking people are dying on the mountain, solely due to bureaucratic greed that does not reach the communities.
More importantly, nothing alive should have a value associated solely to the absence of said life.
@Optical Clarity So, if I understand you correctly, you are in favor of destroying animals past breeding age, who are a threat to their own species? Who gives ANYONE that right? No one is allowed to openly kill the human species who are a threat to their own. If that was the case we wouldn't have full jails, they would be empty. Why should it be any different for animals? We need to co-exist with everything on this planet. Killing is murder. Cecil was in a national park. A protected park. He was lured out of that park and beheaded. It was illegal what was done to him. That murderer should have been charged and jailed.
@@catlady1084Exactly. Also, what would drive a person to pay a vast amount of money to kill? It seems insane destruction to me, and morally moribund.
Hello! I'm interested in the IguVerse project and I think that it would be great if you could collaborate! They are making a gaming project where people will share 1 percent (or more!) of their in-game income with animal welfare organizations. I think that they could be great help to you!
5th ?
I've always thought Africa should let poachers know these animals bring in huge amounts of tourists and money so why not train the poachers to actually watch over the animals and pay them a livable wage since it seems like a lot of poachers do it out of desperation
Dear Moreangels, Too little too late....all officials are on the take and the animals are finished. Life's tragedy is that we get old too soon and wise too late. ...Rgds Lessbullshit.
Si alguien es de ingles 2 pasen el examen GAAAAAAAAAAA
Vietnames pl
A poignant speech. 😥
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Looks like TED has given up the onslaught of SJW crap and has been releasing a number of "normal" videos. Nice change.
1st yebooooy
Deepestommy 007 Lmao
Save wildlife? They die anyway, you mean keep them perpetuating, which is immoral.
2nd lol
I am 123rd lol
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From ALX😎🥸...I am loving the education at ALX
I think this is type of conservation is key, wherever you live, and whatever type of conservation needs implementing.
Having travelled/worked all over the uk, I was always astounded by the fact that soooo many people didn't know their own area, or give it any priority or interest in their life. I agree, that encouraging local people to be interested in their own area's wildlife and landscape, can make a very big difference in the long run.
Dear Moreangels, Too little too late....all officials are on the take and the animals are finished. Life's tragedy is that we get old too soon and wise too late. ...Rgds Lessbullshit.