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巴瑶族人世世代代都生活在菲律宾、马来西亚和印度尼西亚之间的海域,他们靠潜水打鱼为生,并甚少踏足土地。但是现在的他们正在毁坏其赖以为生的珊瑚礁群。世界野生动物基金会的摄影记者詹姆斯·摩根用镜头记录了这个独特的部落的生活。在印度尼西亚苏拉威西省南部的沃伊沃伊小岛上,一群不满十岁的孩子赤着上身在海里嬉戏。他们在海边长大,大海就是他们的后花园。其中一个指向不远处说“看,那儿有一条小鲨鱼游过来了!”。孩子们全然没有恐慌,反而感到惊喜,每个人都
The people of the Bayu have lived in the sea between the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia for generations. They live by diving and fishing and seldom set foot on the land. But now they are destroying the coral reefs they depend on. James Morgan, a photographer with the World Wildlife Fund, uses footage to document the life of this unique tribe. On the small island of Vojvoye in southern Sulawesi province, a group of children under the age of ten are bare-chested in the sea. They grew up by the sea, the sea is their back garden. One of them pointed not far to say “Look, there’s a little shark swimming over here!” Children did not panic, but pleasant surprise, everyone