Steven Lang
7 December 2011
Members of the global TckTckTck campaign joined 2 000 Durban students in creating the world’s largest human lion on South Beach. Their goal was to urge leaders at COP17 to have the courage to create a breakthrough agreement that will ensure a safe future for young Africans and people all over the world.
The stars of the event were the more than 2 000 students from Durban schools (Addington Primary, Hartley Primary, Wembley Primary, Vumukhule Primary, Embonini Primary, Tholisu Primary, Sawela Primary). TckTckTck Board Chairman and Greenpeace chief Kumi Naidoo attended and made a short speech, while international aerial artist John Quigley photographed the lion from a helicopter above Addington Beach.
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