海洋與我：澳門海洋的過去與未來 : 2022年澳門海洋文化節特獻
在今年迎來第三屆澳門海洋文化節之際，世望屋很高興受澳門海港歷史文化協會邀請，為大家精心製作了這條影片，探討海洋與我們的關係。從澳門漁業興衰、可持續海鮮、海洋經濟、生物多樣性喪失和澳門飲食文化的角度，我們世望屋以及兩位本地專家—環境教育導師陳俊明（Joe Chan）和澳門食物及環境健康學會 Society of Food & Environmental Health柯學明（Ruby O），分享對澳門海洋生態的見解。
覆蓋我們全球的海洋正面臨著由污染、棲息地喪失、過度捕撈、入侵物種和氣候變化所造成的多層面危機。海洋經濟估計每年佔全球23億美元的市場商品和服務。不僅如此，海洋在氣候調節方面也有重要作用。可惜的是，可繼續發展目標14（水下生物）預計是所有17個可持續發展目標中投資最少的。我們可以從個人和政策層面上做些什麼？不要錯過影片！
一起守護我們海洋的可持續發展
報名參加一連八日的澳門海洋文化節活動（https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSfp9vrD9Pv0N3…/viewform）
The Ocean and I: Macau Ocean’s Past and Future: 2022 Macau Ocean Culture Festival Special
As we welcome the 3rd Macau Ocean Culture Festival, Genervision House is delighted to be invited by the History and Culture Association of Port of Macau to produce a video on exploring the relationship between the ocean and us. From the perspectives of Macau’s fishing industry, sustainable seafood, ocean economy, biodiversity loss and Macau’s food consumption culture, we at Genervision House as well as Joe Chan, an environmental educator, and Ruby O, Chairperson of the Society of Food and Environmental Health, share our insights on Macau’s ocean ecosystem.
Globally, our ocean is facing a multidimensional crisis caused by pollution, habitat loss, overfishing, invasive species, and climate change. The ocean economy is estimated to account for $2.3 billion per year in market goods and services. Besides, the ocean also has an important role in climate regulation. Unfortunately, Sustainable Development Goal 14 (Life Below Water) is estimated to be the least invested of all the 17 SDGs. What can we do at the individual and policy levels? Don’t miss out the video!
Let’s protect our ocean’s sustainable development
Sign up to the eight-day Macau Ocean Culture Festival events: https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSfp9vrD9Pv0N3…/viewform