John Kasaona: How poachers became caretakers
In his home of Namibia, John Kasaona is working on an innovative way to protect endangered animal species: giving nearby villagers (including former poachers) responsibility for caring for the animals. And it's working.
Kartick Satyanarayan: How we rescued the "dancing" bears
Traditionally, the Kalandar community of India has survived by capturing sloth bear cubs and training them to "dance" through extreme cruelty. Kartick Satyanarayan has been able to put an end to this centuries-old practice, and in so doing discovered a lesson of wider significance: make the practitioners part of the solution.
WATCH THESE TALKS ONLINE:
TED Talks on Link TV
Link TV is proud to be a part of the TED Open TV Project, helping to bring TED's innovative talks to airwaves around the world. With charismatic and brilliant speakers from the ranks of global trendsetters and changemakers, TED's signature talks are inspiring, intriguing, and sometimes, as TED puts it, even "jaw-dropping." Link TV's curatorial team will be selecting the most interesting TED Talks, presenting a new one to our national audience each week.
Go to linktv.org/tedtalks for more TED Talks on Link TV.
About TED
Since 1984, the small non-profit TED has been on a mission to spread ideas. In addition to holding two annual conferences, in California and the UK, that unite thousands of people from the technology, entertainment, design, science and business sectors, TED also provides its thought-provoking content via an award-winning video site, TED.com. Through interactive presentations and a library of over 700 talks, TED.com seeks to engage and inspire a global audience through a "clearinghouse" of "ideas worth spreading." The common denominator amongst the TED community is a hunger for a deeper understand of the world, and a hope for a better future.
Learn more at ted.com/talks.
Post Response
Close