海底的秘密花园: 食物、家园与希望的海草故事 Seagrass Stories of Food, Home & Hope | 黄莲心 Jillian Ooi | TEDxPetalingStreet скачать в хорошем качестве

海底的秘密花园: 食物、家园与希望的海草故事 Seagrass Stories of Food, Home & Hope | 黄莲心 Jillian Ooi | TEDxPetalingStreet

“Facts can change minds, but art changes hearts.” Jillian Ooi unpacks the motivation behind her quest to understand and protect Malaysia’s seagrass meadows – the ways they hold underwater ecosystems together and provide our coastal communities with livelihoods. But they’ve been neglected through ignorance of what they are and what they do, and so she seeks out ways to make it visible, training citizen scientists to care for them through Seagrass-Watch. Drawing on her ???????-playing background, her “artscience” approach, “?????? ????” (Call of Seagrass), a series of music pieces interspersing ??????? performances with science education, has brought awareness to many since its premiere in 2023. As she says herself, “seagrass feeds, cleans, and fights for us. It’s time we fight for it.” “事实能改变想法，但艺术才能真正触动人心。” 对海草的热爱，把黄莲心带进了马来西亚的海底世界。她发现，这片绿色的草场不只是水下的风景——它们更像是大自然的拼图，把生态系统拼合在一起，也让沿海社区得以生存。 可惜的是，多年来，海草被忽视、被误解。为了让更多人 “看见” 它，黄莲心投入行动：通过 “Seagrass-Watch”（海草行动）培训公民科学家守护海草，同时结合她的甘美兰音乐背景，把科学与艺术交织在一起。她创作的《Seruan Setu》(海草的呼唤)，把音乐与科学教育放在同一个舞台，自 2023 年首演以来，触动了无数观众。 黄莲心常说：“海草在为我们提供食物、净化海水、抵抗威胁。我们也该是时候为它而战了！” #TEDx #TEDxPetalingStreet #TEDx茨廠街 #TEDx茨厂街 #Grit2025 #乘風破浪2025 #乘风破浪2025 #黃蓮心 #黄莲心 #JillianOoi #海草 #海草专家 #甘美兰 #马来西亚专家 #海洋保育学者 #海洋保育 #海洋地理学家 #Speakers2025 海草，这些常被忽视却支撑海洋生态系统的重要水下植物，同时也是全球沿海社区赖以为生的资源，而 Jillian 就是马来西亚少数研究海草的专家之一，她长期与柔佛河、蒲莱河一带展开社区合作，着重研究海草的分布与价值。 在马来亚大学任教时，她通过马来传统音乐甘美兰引导学生养成批判性思维；而作为 Rhythm in Bronze 乐团的艺术与音乐总监，她也借由传统乐声模拟大海的律动，将海洋保护的紧迫感化为可被听见的呼唤，激发人们对于海洋保育的共鸣与行动。 Jillian Ooi is passionate about seagrass. As both a 2015 Komai Fellow and the 2022 Pew Fellow in Marine Conservation, she has also worked to protect their vanishing habitats in areas like Pulau Lima, Tioman, and the Mersing Islands, while exploring ways to restore seagrass from the roots up. Jillian’s passion extends to teaching those who learn about them. Though she nurtures students’ critical thinking in her day job at Universiti Malaya, her secret weapon is the gamelan. As music director of the Rhythm in Bronze orchestra, she uses traditional gamelan music to convey the urgency of ocean conservation, invoking the sound of the sea and stimulating the public to action through their ears as well as their minds. 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