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I guess the big question here is, am I studying tapirs and contributing to their conservation, or am I just documenting their extinction?
The world is facing so many different conservation crises.
I started my tapir work in 1996, still very young, fresh out of college, and it was a pioneer research and conservation program.
We need those long-term datasets to support conservation action, and I told you tapirs are very hard to study, so we have to rely on indirect methods to study them.
We are losing several conservation battles, and we need more people doing what we do, and they need the skills, and they need the passion to do that.
Ultimately, we conservationists, we must be able to apply our data, to apply our accumulated knowledge to support actual conservation action.
After 12 years in the Atlantic Forest, in 2008, we expanded our tapir conservation efforts to the Pantanal in the western part of Brazil near the border with Bolivia and Paraguay.
So thanks to these amazing devices, we have been able to gather precious information about tapir reproduction and social organization which are very important pieces of the puzzle when you're trying to develop those conservation strategies.
We really came to a point in the conservation world where we have to think out of the box.
I know in my heart that tapir conservation is my cause.
Whether I see it in a tweet, in a news headline or the glossy pages of a conservation brochure, that phrase bothers me, because we as conservationists have been sounding the alarms about the death of coral reefs for decades.
But our technology for conservation is behind.
This is called the conservation of angular momentum.
When we were naming the site in Cancun, we named it a museum for a very important and simple reason: museums are places of preservation, of conservation and of education.
The third tap that we need to open up will not be a tap at all, it will be a kind of virtual tap, it will be the water conservation that we manage to do.
And the place where we need to think about water conservation is outdoors because in California and other modern American cities, about half of our water use happens outdoors.
We need a worldwide, global mobilization for renewable energy, conservation, efficiency and a global transition to a low-carbon economy.
But geothermal, concentrating solar, advanced photovoltaics, efficiency and conservation.
Today, they are the most ardent conservation champions and manta rays earn the Maldivian economy in excess of 8 million dollars every single year.
In fact, when we run the numbers, it looks like it'll take us at least 15 years before we can fully finance all our conservation efforts.
Every ecologist I know, every conservation biologist I know, every conservation professional I know, built forts when they were kids.
And so, let's do solar and wind and efficiency and conservation.
There's no simple or easy answer, and even well-intentioned efforts at conservation often run into problems.
I'm talking about conservation burial, where large swaths of land are purchased by a land trust.
There's hope in conservation cemeteries.
That's called conservation of angular momentum.
It's a demonstration of something in physics that we call the law of conservation of angular momentum, which basically says that if you set something spinning about a fixed axis, that it will keep spinning unless you do something to stop it.
It's got gyroscopes which are spinning, and because of the law of conservation of angular momentum, they keep spinning with the same axis, indefinitely.
My fascination with giant clams got me started on conservation research to fill in the knowledge gaps on their ecology and behavior.
And the ecological benefits of having giant clams on coral reefs are likely to continue only if populations are healthy, making their conservation paramount.
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