Khayelitsha lights up South Africa!
It was chaotic, crazy and cloudy, so our solar cooker “picnic” never happened, but we did manage to create an amazing image together with 40 solar parabolic cookers and huge lengths of fabric!
First Ever Planetary-scale Climate Art Show!!
You’ve probably been wondering what all the fuss has been about this 350 eARTh project. Is it art? Does it connect to climate change? Will it make a difference?
The answer is YES – and in
Princessveli wetland, Cape Town, South Africa
Khoi-San people join Climate Action Partnership and Wildlife and Environmental Society to plant indigenous trees at Princessveli which is their site for ancestral worship and is being considered for development of a shopping mall.
Photographer: Len
Hilton, South Africa
Girls from St Anne’s Diocesan College show their support for reduction in carbon dioxide emissions.
Photo by Claire Lock
Arrangement by Ranji Padayachee, Andrew Gilfillan, Megan Randall, Brenda Wereszczuk and Jess ter Wolbeek
Hoedspruit, South Africa
We wanted to plant seeds for 350 for our new vegetable garden to be more
self-sustainable…but before that, we had to check the soil!!
Helen Bastin
Base Manager, Karongwe Base – karongwe@gviworld.com