Greenpeace installed an Arctic portal in London's Trafalgar Square to share live footage of the Antarctic Peninsula and encourage people to protect the oceans. Oftentimes, it's not easy to connect with different parts of the world and various causes unless they are brought to one's attention, and these portal installations help to put the climate crisis front and center.
In particular, this portal shines a light on a recent Antarctic expedition last week, Greenpeace activists encountered a breeding colony of Gentoo penguins who had relocated to an area too cold to rear chicks, as a result of climate change. The charity is joining forces with a team of scientists from the United States' Stony Brook University to study penguin populations in the Antarctic Peninsula.
Arctic Portal Installations
Greenpeace is Broadcasting Live Antarctic Footage in London
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Installations for Climate Awareness - The use of interactive installations in public spaces to promote environmental awareness and action.
2. Remote Exploration Broadcasting - Sharing live footage of remote locations to raise awareness and support for environmental causes.
3. Collaborative Environmental Research - Partnering with scientists to conduct environmental research and increase public understanding of the impact of climate change.
Industry Implications
1. Environmental Activism - Green groups looking for new and innovative ways to raise awareness and support for their cause.
2. Tourism - Travel companies that are focused on providing sustainable travel and adventure opportunities to people interested in exploring climate-sensitive regions.
3. Education and Research - Universities, research institutions, and non-profits looking to collaborate with community members to conduct environmental research and raise awareness about climate change.