A year ago, one of the world’s leading climatologists, NASA’s James Hansen, and his team produced a landmark series of studies.
They showed that 350 parts per million CO2 in the atmosphere is the safe limit for humanity.

The bad news is we’re already past that number - we’re at 390 parts per million, which is why the Arctic is melting, why drought is spreading across the planet, why humanity is facing perhaps its greatest challenge ever.

The good news: that number gives us a target to aim for.

On 24th Oct, be heard, seen and felt in fun and meaningful activities that will spread this urgent message!

Aerial Photography / 8am / at Hong Lim Park

At 8am, hundreds of us will gather at Hong Lim Park to use our bodies to form the number '350' - the safe limit for CO2 and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. A boom lift will raise our photographer 12m into the air to capture this mass formation.

(The nearest MRT to Hong Lim Park is Clarke Quay station.)

Wacky Walk / 10am / from Hong Lim Park to SMU

From Hong Lim Park, we will then make our way to SMU. This relaxing mini walkathon should take approximately half an hour.

*(Do note that costumes and placards are not allowed.)

Prizes, Fodd and more Fun / 11am to 3pm / at SMU

Stand a chance to win prizes in a lucky draw!

All registrants will also receive a Certificate of Participation.

Enjoy a delicious spread of vegan vegetarian cuisine from Loving Hut
(all participants will receive a Free Food Voucher for use on that day, kindly sponsored by Loving Hut.)

Learn more about what each of us can do to curb climate change. Make a pledge to take action!

Note:
Participants please bring your own drinking water.

Organised and/ or supported by:

ECO Singapore / Vegetarian Society (Singapore) / ACRES