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​「鯨豚離我們不遠」資訊圖表
Whales, Dolphins, Porpoises and Us Infographic 

2023年7月發生的鯨逝事件引起軒然大波,時至今天,我們又可以做些甚麼?

其實,我們的生活方式和發展模式一直影響著鯨豚的生存。小樹林特別製作《鯨豚離我們不遠》資訊圖表,展示鯨豚在生態系統中的角色、牠們面對的威脅等資訊,希望引發大家反思我們與鯨豚的關係。鯨豚離我們並不遠,我們每人都可踏出一步,保護本地的中華白海豚與江豚,以至全球的鯨豚。

In July 2023, the death of a whale at Sai Kung created ripples in people's hearts. Fast-forward to today, what can be done? 

The Whales, Dolphins, Porpoises, and Us infographic created by Little Woods sheds light on the vital roles of cetaceans in our ecosystem and the threats these marine mammals currently face. By presenting this information, we encourage a deeper reflection on the intrinsic relationship between our way of life and the well-being of cetaceans. Recognising our connectedness with cetaceans, each of us can take a step to protect our local Chinese White Dolphins and Finless Porpoises, and extend our efforts to protect the magnificent cetacean species worldwide.

Whales, Dolphins, Porpoises and Us Infographic ​「鯨豚離我們不遠」資訊圖表

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小樹林鯨豚離我們不遠資訊圖表實體海報 Little Woods “Whales, Dolphins, Porpoises and Us" Infographic physical print

把這份資訊豐富、製作精美的海報帶回家,同時支持小樹林的教育工作!

Bring home a beautiful and informative print while supporting Little Woods' educational work!

  • 大小 Size42 cm x 59.4 cm (A2)

  • 物料 Material157gsm 啞粉紙 Matt paper

  • 附送海報卷筒 A paper poster tube is included

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This work is openly licensed via CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. You are free to use and share this work for non-commercial purposes as long as you provide proper credit. You may not distribute the material if you have edited or transformed the work. You may also not print and distribute the material in large quantities.

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