Scratch his belly Electronic Music cheering jayda My Name Is Jayda Guy and my artist name is jayda g. The disco house queen, black girl magic. Shes about to take it to the next level. jayda ive found success as a dj. Now its about using my platform for something that i believe in. Not only am i a musician, but i also have ten Years Experience in field biology. Im definitely a nerd laughing ive been touring the world with my music, and now i want to focus on whats happening to our planet. The hardest thing when it comes to Climate Change is that it just feels so big and overwhelming. I like to concentrate on the stories where there is hope because they are out there. clapping laughing im going to visit coastal communities that have a new ally in the fight against Climate Change. Its called blue carbon. These are habitats which can conserve biodiversity. Sorry, im way too happy laughing protect our cities against storms and rising seas. And help us turn down the planets thermostat. Blue
squeaking fitz i think, as a photographer, my goal is to be able to bring a sense of Wonder And Awe to people through my images and a glimpse into the life of a manatee. squeaking when you first see a manatee under the water, you just feel like youve stepped back in time. They look pretty prehistoric. chirping they feed on the Seagrass Beds or the seagrass meadows
Wetlands in north america. This is what a blue Carbon Ecosystem looks like. Phoebe fitz is a local wildlife photographer. She draws inspiration from this landscape. But even here, she can see the signs of climate change. So the Palm Trees, without the tops. Yeah. Show that this area is being affected by sealevel rise. Really . Because if there are Palm Trees growing, it means that the water was fresh enough for them to survive. And then when they lose their heads, it means that the Sea Level is rising and theres more and more saltwater coming in, and then they cant survive. insects chirping
Down under the water. jayda these Seagrass Meadows are pumping out Oxygen And Filtering pollutants. squeaking they are at the center of this unique community. Where manatees play a vital role in cultivating the seagrass. fitz the manatees are chomping on the seagrass and its being redistributed, you know, when they pick it up, and some of it falls off and also when they digest it, and then distribute it in different areas of the river. squeaking