A swarm of threats calls on the G7 heads of state and government to “act now” | Greenpeace Switzerland

A swarm of threats calls on the G7 heads of state and government to "act now"

The G7 summit took place in Cornwall this weekend, but animals from all over the world also traveled to Cornwall - where the heads of state and government ...

The G7 summit took place in Cornwall this weekend.
But animals from all over the world also traveled to Cornwall - where the leaders of the G7 countries met to discuss the health, injustice, nature and climate crises.

In a stunning new video message to world leaders, 300 illuminated drones depicting iconic animals teamed up with activists to deliver a unified message: stop extinction, act now.

Check out and share this incredible video to help bring this message to world leaders.

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