La naturaleza al límite | Sanjay Molur | TEDxKCT

El biólogo Sanjay Molur analiza qué ocurre cuando la naturaleza se lleva a sus límites. Con décadas de trabajo en conservación de la vida silvestre y restauración de ecosistemas, presenta la conservación como una responsabilidad compartida para preservar el equilibrio y la resiliencia. La charla se ofreció en un evento TEDx organizado de forma independiente.

• La frágil relación entre las personas, la biodiversidad y un entorno en rápido cambio
• La conservación como responsabilidad compartida
• Trabajo en la Lista Roja de la UICN y en la planificación de acciones de conservación

What happens when nature is pushed to its limits? Drawing from decades of work in wildlife conservation and ecosystem restoration, Dr. Sanjay Molur explores the fragile relationship between humans, biodiversity, and the rapidly changing environment. This talk reflects on conservation not just as the protection of species, but as a shared responsibility to preserve balance, resilience, and the future of life on Earth. Dr. Sanjay Molur, an IUCN Dr George Rabb Awardee for Conservation Innovation (2024) and SCB Distinguished Global Service Awardee (2025), has over 32 years of experience in wildlife conservation, ecosystem restoration, climate crisis mitigation, and sustainability. He has led innovative, collaborative efforts in species and habitat conservation, education, capacity building, citizen science, publication, policy advocacy, bridging science and application through both in situ and ex situ approaches. He has played a key role in shaping the IUCN Red List and Conservation Action Planning guidelines, developing strategies for over 10,000 species worldwide. A dedicated mentor, he has trained young biologists globally. Two species — the spider Strigoplus moluri and the freshwater fish Pethia sanjaymoluri — are named after him. He is also a recipient of the IUCN SSC Leadership Award, IUCN SSC Conservation Achievement Award (2008), and the Wildlife Service Award (2020) by Sanctuary Foundation. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx