Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/-Earth-Day-Activity-in-Seoul-27MZIFJXA4LBG.htmlConceptually similar Earth Day Activity in SeoulGP0STRVZ1Completed★★★★ Earth Day Activity in SeoulGP0STRVYZCompleted★★★★★★ Earth Day Activity in SeoulGP0STRVZ0Completed★★★★ Earth Day Activity in SeoulGP0STRVZ2Completed★★★★Penguin Festival 2018 in SeoulGP0STRW08Completed★★★★Penguin Festival 2018 in SeoulGP0STRW05Completed★★★★Penguin Festival 2018 in SeoulGP0STRW03Completed★★★★Penguin Festival 2018 in SeoulGP0STRW07Completed★★★★Penguin Festival 2018 in SeoulGP0STRW0ACompleted★★★★View AllGP0STRVYY Earth Day Activity in SeoulOn Earth Day 2018, Greenpeace activists wear a cape and hold up panels in the shape of icebergs, while standing in front of the large glacier installations at the Cheong Gye Plaza. Once these iceberg panels are flipped over, it reads “Protecting the Antarctic with 1.4 million people, starting here.” As part of ‘Protect the Antarctic’ campaign, Greenpeace is calling for an Ocean Sanctuary in the Antarctic waters. We are urging the Korean government to support in the designation of an Antarctic Ocean sanctuary in the upcoming CCAMLR meeting in October. We believe an ocean sanctuary will help protect the Antarctic and its unique environment, which is currently at risk from climate change and industrial fishing.Locations:East Asia-Republic of Korea-SeoulDate:22 Apr, 2018Credit:© Jung Park / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5337px X 3650pxKeywords:Activists-Cities-Climate (campaign title)-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Rear view-Two people-Urban areas-WomenShoot: Earth Day Activity in SeoulOn Earth Day 2018, Greenpeace activists wear a cape and hold up panels in the shape of icebergs, while standing in front of the large glacier installations at the Cheong Gye Plaza. Once these iceberg panels are flipped over, it reads “Protecting the Antarctic with 1.4 million people, starting here.” As part of ‘Protect the Antarctic’ campaign, Greenpeace is calling for an Ocean Sanctuary in the Antarctic waters. We are urging the Korean government to support in the designation of an Antarctic Ocean sanctuary in the upcoming CCAMLR meeting in October. We believe an ocean sanctuary will help protect the Antarctic and its unique environment, which is currently at risk from climate change and industrial fishing.Related Collections:Earth Day Actions Worldwide to Break Free From Plastic (Photos & Videos)
