Scouts create largest ever 10:10 aerial photograph
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Scouts around the world are committed to being part of the solution to climate change. On September 18, 1,500 Dutch Scouts got together at Maasdelta Sensation to celebrate 100 years of Scouting in the Netherlands During the event they helped to create a spectacular aerial image to draw attention to the 10:10 climate campaign. 10:10, is a global movement of people, schools, businesses and organisations as well as many Scout groups, who have pledged to cut down their carbon emissions by 10% in a year.
Sunday October 10, 2010 (10.10.10), dubbed by the 10:10 campaign as a day of global doing, was amongst one of the largest day of positive action on climate change with people performing actions from the large and spectacular to small and practical actions all coordinated by 10:10.
10:10 is also member of the Global Campaign for Climate Action (GCCA), find out more about the 10:10 and what you can do on www.1010global.org and about GCCA, on www.tcktcktck.org.
Image: © Robbert van Waarden