Most people see the first dolphin in their lives at aquariums. Taison did too, and the love he felt towards this particular animal drove him into a position at Hong Kong Ocean Park many years later. Instead of feeling happy to be able to see and work with his favourite animals every day, he realised dolphins at aquariums are not healthy nor happy as the aquariums tell the public. In his talk, he tells us more of what he learnt, and how we can change.
Now Taison leads the Hong Kong Society of Dolphin Conservation, and he is determined to end the cruelty.
Chang works for the Hong Kong Dolphin Conservation Society and fights hard for the survival of the dolphins with the local research team. His team’s aim is to help the population of Chinese white dolphins and finless porpoises to thrive within Hong Kong water.
Besides working for wild animals, the team also aims to deal with captivity issue. As a person who has seen both captive and wild dolphins during his work, Taison has the sense about the difference between animals in both environments. Recent years, he actively works with local and international activist group and involved in protests and public awareness event in Hong Kong, as well as Mainland China.
Taison工作于香港海豚保育协会，他们与本地的研究团队协作，致力于保护濒危海豚。他的团队主要保护中国白海豚和长江江豚，并确保他们在香港水域健康发展。
除了与野生动物打交道，他们的团队也重视被圈养动物的问题。Taison在他的工作中分别接触到了野生的和圈养的海豚，他对在两种环境中动物的区别有很强认识。最近几年，他积极与本地和国际的组织一起努力，在香港和大陆提高公众对这个问题的意识。
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx