Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Penguin-Ice-Sculpture-in-Tel-Aviv-27MZIFJ8GDL5A.htmlConceptually similarPenguin Ice Sculpture in Tel AvivGP0STUJEBCompleted★★★★Climate Strike in Tel AvivGP0STTYQVCompleted★★★★Climate Strike in Tel AvivGP0STTYQXCompleted★★★★Climate Strike in Tel AvivGP0STTYQYCompleted★★★★Mediterranean Oil Spill Disaster - Demonstration in Tel AvivGP1SUWEFCompleted★★★★Mediterranean Oil Spill Disaster - Demonstration in Tel AvivGP1SUWEICompleted★★★★★★Mediterranean Oil Spill Disaster - Demonstration in Tel AvivGP1SUWENCompleted★★★★★★Mediterranean Oil Spill Disaster - Demonstration in Tel AvivGP1SUWEXCompleted★★★★Mediterranean Oil Spill Disaster - Demonstration in Tel AvivGP1SUWFCCompleted★★★★★View AllGP0STUJECPenguin Ice Sculpture in Tel AvivGreenpeace activists install a penguin ice sculpture in Tel Aviv, Israel.Greenpeace volunteers place ‘disappearing’ penguin ice sculptures in major cities around the world. To call on world governments to support the IGC4 (Intergovernmental Conference on Marine Biodiversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction), negotiations, held at the United Nations, for a Global Treaty and the protection of the Oceans. That 30% of global oceans are protected under a network of sanctuaries by 2030.Locations:Israel-Tel AvivDate:6 Feb, 2020Credit:© Dor Nevo / GreenpeaceMaximum size:2500px X 1666pxKeywords:Animal likeness-Art works-Cities-Day-Ice-KWCI (GPI)-Masks (costume)-Oceans (campaign title)-Outdoors-Penguins-Photo opportunities (action tactic)-Sculptures-Theatrical costumes-Two people-Urban areasShoot:Penguin Ice Sculpture in Tel AvivGreenpeace activists exhibit a penguin ice sculpture in Tel Aviv, Israel.Greenpeace volunteers place ‘disappearing’ penguin ice sculptures in major cities around the world. To call on world governments to support the IGC4 (Intergovernmental Conference on Marine Biodiversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction), negotiations, held at the United Nations, for a Global Treaty and the protection of the Oceans. That 30% of global oceans are protected under a network of sanctuaries by 2030.Related Collections:Penguin Ice Sculptures and Events Worldwide (Photo & Video)
