環境永續唯有聆聽｜The way to sustainability: listen to each other | John Francis & Daniel Kinzer | TEDxTaipei скачать в хорошем качестве

環境永續唯有聆聽｜The way to sustainability: listen to each other | John Francis & Daniel Kinzer | TEDxTaipei

John Francis有17年選擇性地保持沉默，而在沉默中他徒步橫跨了美國和南美洲，想藉由這種方式傳遞環保訊息。而他從這趟旅程中深深體會到，人是自然的一部分，在打破沉默後他要為自然發聲。而Daniel Kinzer在TED的演講上聽到了John的故事，兩人成為朋友後將Planetwalk的計劃推廣到亞洲。對兩人來說能夠永續對待環境的唯一方式就是真正聆聽彼此，友善地對待身邊的人並彼此合作。他們也鼓勵大家邀請和自己持不同意見的人，一起分享一起走，為臺灣、為彼此、也為了環境教育而走。 Traveling through the US and South America in self-imposed silence for 17 years, John Francis is using a special way to communicate his ideals for environmental protection. In silence, hIs deepest reflection is that human is a part of nature. On breaking his silence, he decided to be a voice of nature. After hearing Francis' TED story, Daniel Kinzer became friends and together, they are extending their Planetwalk plan to Asia. For the two of them, the only way to environmental sustainability is to really listen to each other, care for those next to you and to work together. They are also inviting everyone to walk with people who are vastly different, for sharing, for each other and for the enviornment. ----- 具環保主義者、人權與和平宣導者、作家、音樂家、教育者、地球行走者等多重身份。曾有21年沒有搭乘或駕駛汽機車，其中有17年選擇性地保持沈默，無聲地走遍全美48州及南美洲，用步行方式傳遞環保訊息。他曾在2008 TED 大會上分享他如何用將近30年的時間，靠著帆船與雙腳旅遊全球。 Dr. John Francis, Planetwalker is a conservationist, human rights and peace advocate, author, musician, artist, educator, and explorer. His 21 years of not riding or driving in motorized vehicles and 17 year silent walk through The Americas set him on a journey to heal the planet that continues to this day. ----- 2010年獲得國家地理頻道雜誌首位師資培育計畫（Education Fellow）之榮耀，2014年有兩年的時間行走中國、新加坡、馬來西亞，現任美國威斯康辛大學麥迪遜分校環境學院客座副教授。 身為一名旅行家、冒險家和教育家，Daniel Kinzer的生活、工作和學習區域橫越7大洲，在70多個國家留下足跡。2013年與 John Francis 攜手合作，將Planetwalk計畫推廣至亞洲地區，並於2018年獲得國家地理頻道雜誌 葛洛佛納師資培育計畫(Grosvenor Teacher Fellows)之榮譽。 Daniel Kinzer is an educator, adventurer, designer, ocean lover and ecologist. His travels to all 7 continents and 4 oceans, and time spent with youth around the world, set him on a journey to (re)discover Nature’s Genius, become a better ancestor, and help grow a generation of change makers and stewards of our one and only Blue Planet. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx