Meet the mysterious inhabitants of the deep sea | Lisa Becking | TEDxAmsterdam

There is ever growing concern for the sea. But does the public know what to care for? There is so much sea we do not see Lisa Becking is an associate professor in tropical marine biodiversity at Naturalis Biodiversity Center and Wageningen University & Research (WUR) in the Netherlands.
As a marine biologist she studies life in the sea. With her work she aims to enhance our understanding and appreciation of marine biodiversity. Her work subsequently informs science-based conservation management.
Her work has been valued broadly, for example as a former member of the De Jonge Akademie of the Dutch Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences, receiving grants from the Dutch Science Council (NWO), and the Women for Science Award of UNESCO-LÓréal. Public dialogue and societal impact are an integral part of her work as a scientist. She believes strongly that the dissemination of research findings to a broader public is crucial to attract young talent, and to make society more aware of life in the sea. She works towards this with public speaking, as a columnist, and a National Geographic Explorer.
Lisa is program leader of INREEF, focused on the balance of tourism in marine protected areas for coral reefs. Within INREEF she has formed a transdisciplinary team of researchers, educators, conservationists and policy makers from Indonesia, the Dutch Caribbean and The Netherlands. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@CharlesShimooka]

Great talk from Professor Becking. Interesting, well-presented, and so relevant to the global biodiversity loss problem that we're currently facing.

[@priyankaagarwal4846]

This is so very interesting and new aspect of looking at our animal kingdom. I believe these should be introduced to know in schools . So that kids can oen up and work on knowing more about this topic.

[@flyboymic7182]

Awesome talk💪

[@BrainiousPodcast]

This channel always shows something amazing. Thank you for the great content and for inspiring small channels like us.

[@zohrahussaini9374]

Super informative and interesting

[@starseedkitty5371]

Love this 🩵

[@raymondmarmouze1997]

Ants are the largest biomass on the planet.

[@mihauLOL1234]

Not the mushrooms?

[@richardleston5237]

Trees?

[@duepunto01]

Thanks❤

[@ايشي-ز5و]

I am from Iraq 🇮🇶 but I like learning English ❤

[@arjunraina8686]

🎉❤

[@levitateme]

she would have been so thrown off if someone yelled out "Vampire Squid!"

[@Ajay_ek_pagal_0408]

❤

[@GanjaClaus]

Blindspot??
We are already among the top ten of creation!
Don't look down, but look up. The sphere we are to conquer is the spiritual one!

[@MeRiaNevaMynd]

Top 10 of creation?
That sounds like arrogance & conceit, which have no place on a spiritual path...

[@vivekjagtap5327]

Lores of HP Lovecraft

[@TríNguyễnĐìnhMinh-v4t]

có

[@ptcosmos]

8:07 Look I bet this comment won't get pinned or like but if replied I'll do 10 push ups which won't happen I hope.

[@dunyahalidunyamali]

Otomatik çevirilerde Türkçe yok??????!!!!!!!
Olsun ama.

[@ArunKumar-lz4zv]

First

[@raymondmarmouze1997]

Much less than 2%

[@Failvloger]

Third😂😂

[@marcadieunathalie]

Third

[@nodi346]

Who is from Bangladesh watching this video for English practice?

[@rbthedreamer]

mee..

[@POONAM...619]

Second...,.😂