Dr. Sylvia Earle, a renowned biologist, explorer, and TED Prize recipient, champions ocean conservation. As founder of Mission Blue and DOER Marine Operations, and a National Geographic Explorer

Dr. Sylvia Earle, a renowned biologist, explorer, and TED Prize recipient, champions ocean conservation. As founder of Mission Blue and DOER Marine Operations, and a National Geographic Explorer in Residence since 1998, she highlights the oceans' critical role in life and the devastation caused by humans. Dr. Earle was the first female chief scientist of U.S. NOAA, holds a PhD from Duke, and has authored 230 publications.

With over 7500 hours of diving experience and 195 publications, Dr. Earle has received more than 100 national and international awards, including the 2009 TED Prize and Time Magazine’s First Hero for the Planet. This talk was given at a TEDx event. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

This multifaceted young lady finds joy in writing and a unique township variation of pool. Her passion for writing blossomed in 2017 as part of the SAVE Foundation's TED-Ed Club.

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This multifaceted young lady finds joy in writing and a unique township variation of pool. Her passion for writing blossomed in 2017 as part of the SAVE Foundation's TED-Ed Club.

She seized the opportunity to speak at TEDxYouthCapeTown 2018, where she shared her thoughts on the vital importance of safeguarding our future.

This talk was delivered at an independently organized TEDx event. For more information, visit https://www.ted.com/tedx.

Seth Godin argues the Internet has ended mass marketing, reviving ancient "tribes" founded on shared ideas and values. These tribes empower ordinary people to lead and effect significant change, a

Seth Godin argues the Internet has ended mass marketing, reviving ancient "tribes" founded on shared ideas and values. These tribes empower ordinary people to lead and effect significant change, a call Godin urges us to embrace.

TEDTalks, a daily video podcast from the TED Conference, showcases leading thinkers and doers delivering impactful 18-minute talks. Explore these ideas at TED.com.

Ernesto Sirolli challenges the naïve approach of well-intentioned aid workers who rush to fix problems. In his impassioned talk, he proposes that the first step is to listen to the people you're

Ernesto Sirolli challenges the naïve approach of well-intentioned aid workers who rush to fix problems. In his impassioned talk, he proposes that the first step is to listen to the people you're trying to help and tap into their own entrepreneurial spirit.

His advice on what truly works offers valuable insights for any entrepreneur.

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Eric Sanderson presents a 3D map of pre-city Mannahatta, revealing its original ecology of hills, rivers, and wildlife. This detailed reconstruction, accurate down to the block, illustrates how

Eric Sanderson presents a 3D map of pre-city Mannahatta, revealing its original ecology of hills, rivers, and wildlife. This detailed reconstruction, accurate down to the block, illustrates how Times Square was once a wetland, providing an excellent introduction to landscape ecology and the Muir Web.

Closed captions and translated subtitles are now available in various languages on TED.com/translate.

Climate anxiety often leads to inaction. Anne-France Kennedy's TEDx talk addresses this by sharing three strategies for professionals not yet in the "sustainability zone." She explains how they

Climate anxiety often leads to inaction. Anne-France Kennedy's TEDx talk addresses this by sharing three strategies for professionals not yet in the "sustainability zone." She explains how they can achieve personal and business success by creating products and services that improve quality of life while protecting the planet.

This talk was delivered at TEDxWoodLane on November 5, 2021, in London. Kennedy, CEO of TheClimateLink, brings extensive experience in entrepreneurship and social ventures. TheClimateLink app connects professionals with climate-related jobs, projects, and expertise, helping them save time, money, and CO2. For more event information, visit TEDxWoodLane Event. Learn more about TEDx at TED.com/TEDx.

This talk demystifies sustainability, challenging the myth of complexity and showing how everyone can make achievable compromises and decisions. It was presented by Alex Smith, co-founder of The

This talk demystifies sustainability, challenging the myth of complexity and showing how everyone can make achievable compromises and decisions. It was presented by Alex Smith, co-founder of The Sustainability Group and co-leader of FuturePlus, a tool designed to make sustainability accessible, achievable, and affordable for organizations.

The talk was part of TEDxWoodLane, held on November 5, 2021, at White City House, London. For more information about the event, please visit ted.com/tedx/events/48730. Learn more about TEDx at ted.com/tedx.

This TEDx talk is flagged as it represents the speaker's personal views on plant medicines, not medical advice, and falls outside TEDx content guidelines. TEDx events are independently organized;

This TEDx talk is flagged as it represents the speaker's personal views on plant medicines, not medical advice, and falls outside TEDx content guidelines. TEDx events are independently organized; learn more about these guidelines here.

Dr. Sandra Clair, a highly qualified Registered Medical Herbalist and founder of Artemis, challenges the 'lack of evidence' claim for plant-based medicines. She asserts that ample longstanding clinical proof supports their efficacy, advocating for global access to traditional plant medicine for human health.

With a background in Switzerland, where plant medicine is mainstream, and a PhD in Health Sciences, Dr. Clair dedicates her research to validating centuries-old plant medicine expertise for modern healthcare. Learn more about TEDx here.

Cultural neuroscience explores food's profound impact on brain function, emotions, and human identity. An international team investigates how to revolutionize food systems to save the planet while

Cultural neuroscience explores food's profound impact on brain function, emotions, and human identity. An international team investigates how to revolutionize food systems to save the planet while preserving our cultural and emotional essence. This crucial challenge determines humanity's future, with cultural neuroscience offering unprecedented insights into our relationship with nature through food.

The team features Dhyana Menon, who extracts neuro-scientific findings from multisensory food experiences; Golnoosh Mahdavi, Director of Innovation, guiding research on food, emotions, and culture; and Mario Ubiali, CEO of Thimus, an entrepreneur spearheading new visions.

This talk was given at a TEDx event, independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

TED has flagged this talk as it represents the speaker's personal views and business approach to climate change remediation, falling outside TEDx content guidelines. TEDx events are independently

TED has flagged this talk as it represents the speaker's personal views and business approach to climate change remediation, falling outside TEDx content guidelines. TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers; their guidelines are detailed here.

Wessel, a purpose marketeer with Justdiggit, champions a "Re-green Revolution." He stresses that re-greening the earth begins with positive communication and nature-based solutions, leveraging 21st-century tools to amplify this vital message globally.

His core belief is that we must collectively restore and protect ecosystems to mitigate global warming, secure food and water, and safeguard biodiversity. This talk was delivered at an independently organized TEDx event. Learn more here.