EP342 那個讓你想繼續聽下去的聲音——大衛艾登堡的紀錄片人生｜Jenny

如果有一個聲音。伴隨了全世界幾代人認識這個星球的過程。那個聲音屬於大衛艾登堡。 一九二六年出生於倫敦，他在劍橋學自然科學，一九五二年加入BBC，從一個基層製作人做起，最終用幾十年的時間改變了人類看待自然界的方式。地球生命。藍色星球。地球脈動。我們的星球。每一部作品都在推進紀錄片的邊界，也在推進人類對地球的理解。 他在九十三歲站上聯合國氣候峰會的講台。他在書裡說野生動物在他一生中從地球脊椎動物生物量的六十六降到了四。他說他還有話要說。他說有太多美麗的東西需要在消失之前被看見。 今天的沉思者J，我們說說這個用一生講述地球故事的人。 If there is one voice that has accompanied generations of people around the world in their understanding of this planet, it belongs to Sir David Attenborough. Born in London in 1926, he studied natural sciences at Cambridge, joined the BBC in 1952, and over the following decades transformed the way humanity sees the natural world. Life on Earth. The Blue Planet. Planet Earth. Our Planet. Each series pushed the boundaries of documentary filmmaking and deepened the human understanding of life on this planet. At ninety-three he stood at the United Nations Climate Action Summit. In his book he noted that in his own lifetime, the share of wild animals in global vertebrate biomass had fallen from 66 percent to 4 percent. He said he still had things to say. He said there were too many beautiful things that needed to be seen before they were gone. Today on Thinker J, we talk about the man who spent a century telling the story of the earth. 大衛艾登堡, David Attenborough, BBC, 自然紀錄片, 地球脈動, 藍色星球, 氣候變遷, 環境保護, 向大師致敬, 沉思者J, Thinker J, Jenny, Planet Earth, Blue Planet, 我們的星球, 自然界, 地球, 野生動物, 傳記, 環保 Powered by Firstory Hosting