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ジュリアナ・マチャド・フェレイラ「ブラジルにおける希少動物密売根絶の戦い」

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TED Senior Fellowの一員で生物学者のジュリアナ・マチャド・フェレイラがブラジルで捕獲されている野生の鳥や他の動物たちを救う活動についてお話します。密猟者から助け出された動物達はこれからどうなるのでしょうか、とジュリアナな問いかけます。

Brazilian-born biologist Juliana Machado Ferreira wants, simply, to save the world one bird at a time. She is a TED Senior Fellow. Full bio »

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