谷戰(zhàn)峰

攝影師蓋布·梅賈致力于保護(hù)鳥類和正在消失的民族文化，他用鏡頭記錄氣候帶來的影響，希望未來一代的人能擁有關(guān)心自然的文化。

1 Gab Mejia， who was recently included in the Forbes 30 Under 30 List for The Arts in Asia， got his first camera at 18. Since then， he has spent most of his waking hours taking pictures outdoors. As a photographer， he released striking photos that would attract anyone looking through his Instagram profile.

2 Mejia turned his sights on the Agusan Marsh， which is home to species that constantly shift depending on the dry and wet seasons. Mejia was able to take his share of bird photos. Once， to observe the wildlife， he and his team waited， silently and patiently， for two days until it appeared. “It rested on the tree for about five to seven seconds and it flew away.” But Mejia was able to photograph it.

3 Beyond the lens， he witnessed first?hand how the marsh was suffering. “There were droughts. I was beating on the fires.” The smoke and ash destroyed the trees and killed the birds like the Mindanao Hornbill and the Brahminy Kite. And he took pictures of those， too.

4 For Mejia， one of the most amazing experiences there was living with the Manobo tribe，? the marginalized（被邊緣化的） communities. Living in wooden houses that float above the water， the Manobos are losing their livelihoods. Theyve been living there for centuries， coexisting with the marsh. They have embraced their heritage and protected their home without changing much of their way of life. The climate change is taking away what is sacred to them. They are losing their way of life in the marsh. Amplifying（放大） the message， not only have Mejias photos reached the governor and government agencies， but he also worked with local filmmakers to develop a documentary that features the people in the community.

5 “As a storyteller， I really want that love for the animals and that love for nature to be with other kids or youths. We are going to inherit these places. We are having that active engagement with the youth community in a youth organization that works for these conservation areas—its gonna go a long way because were really building this generation that has a culture of care for nature.”

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