Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/New-Zealand-climate-ambassadors-Robyn-Malcolm-and-Lucy-Lawless-at-Paparoa-National-Park-27MZIFIW0BGI.htmlConceptually similarNew Zealand climate ambassadors Robyn Malcolm and Lucy Lawless at Paparoa National ParkGP021TTCompleted★★★★New Zealand climate ambassadors Robyn Malcolm and Lucy Lawless at Paparoa National ParkGP021U4Completed★★★★New Zealand climate ambassadors Robyn Malcolm and Lucy Lawless at Paparoa National ParkGP021U5Completed★★★★New Zealand climate ambassadors Robyn Malcolm and Lucy Lawless at Paparoa National ParkGP021U6Completed★★★★New Zealand climate ambassadors Robyn Malcolm and Lucy Lawless at Paparoa National ParkGP021U7Completed★★★★New Zealand climate ambassadors Robyn Malcolm and Lucy Lawless at Paparoa National ParkGP021UCCompleted★★★★New Zealand climate ambassadors Robyn Malcolm and Lucy Lawless at Paparoa National ParkGP021UDCompleted★★★★New Zealand climate ambassadors Robyn Malcolm, Lucy Lawless and Communications officer Kathy Cumming at Paparoa National ParkGP021U2Completed★★★★New Zealand climate ambassador Lucy Lawless interviews touristsGP021TDCompleted★★★★View AllGP021U3New Zealand climate ambassadors Robyn Malcolm and Lucy Lawless at Paparoa National ParkLucy Lawless and Robyn Malcolm in the Paparoa National Park, April 23 2010. Lawless and Malcolm spent two days in and around the Paparoa National Park, drawing the link between the GovernmentÕs Schedule 4 mining plans and climate change. The Government is proposing mining 3,000 ha of the Paparoa National Park for coal. Nigel Marple/Greenpeace * Photographer: Greenpeace / Nigel MarpleLocations:Aotearoa-Oceania-PaparoaDate:25 May, 2010Credit:© Greenpeace / Nigel MarpleMaximum size:4896px X 3264pxKeywords:Actors-Celebrities-Climate (campaign title)-Coal-Coal mines-Coal mining-Day-Direct communications-KWCI (GPI)-Mining-National parks-Outdoors-Public engagement-Two people-WomenShoot:Greenpeace Climate Ambassadors visit Paparoa National ParkLucy Lawless and Robyn Malcolm spent two days in and around the Paparoa National Park, drawing the link between the Government's Schedule 4 mining plans and climate change. The Government is proposing mining 3,000 ha of the Paparoa National Park for coal.Related Collections:Greenpeace Climate Ambassadors Visit Paparoa National Park (Photos and Videos)
