Plastic pollution injures more than 100.000
marine animals every year. It takes around 450
years for one plastic bottle to descompose.
The Consciousness campaign asks a painful question to society and invites to share
the real situation behind each climate crisis. We still have time to heal the damage we have
caused to our planet; and that’s why we’ve created a limited collection to help put
action behind four nature icons: our glaciers, corals, savannas and beaches.The Consciousness campaign asks a painful
question to society and invites to share the
real situation behind each climate crisis.
We still have time to heal the damage we
have caused to our planet; and that’s why
we’ve created a limited collection to help
put action behind four nature icons: our
glaciers, corals, savannas, and beaches.For each purchase, 10% will be donated to our
partner NGO related to that climate issue - global
heroes that inspire and fight for our world every day.For each purchase, 10% will be donated
to our partner NGO related to that climate
issue - global heroes that inspire and
fight for our world every day.
Beach Sand
In 20 years, there could be
more plastic in our oceans than fish.Plastic pollution injures more than
100.000 marine animals every year.
It takes around 450 years for one
plastic bottle to decompose.Year 2004
Now
Year 2004
Now
Living Coral
We will have lost 60% of our
coral reefs by 2030.Coral reefs are essential to humans, as they
protect the shorelines and are a source of
nutrients and habitat for thousands
of marine species.
Glacier Aquamarine
Glaciers contain 75% of the
World's freshwater.The effects of melting ice glaciers are
biodiversity loss, the rising of the sea level
and the deficiency of freshwater,
among others.Year 2004
Now
Year 2004
Now
Savanna Sun
The Earth’s area affected by desertification
is approx 11 times India’s size.The Savannas act as a carbon sink,
absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere and
helping to maintain the balance
of global temperatures.
Beach Sand
In 20 years, there could be more
plastic in our oceans than fish.
Year 2004
Now
Living Coral
We will have lost 60% of our
coral reefs by 2030.Coral reefs are essential to humans, as
they protect the shorelines and are a
source of nutrients and habitat for
thousands of marine species.
Year 2004
Now
Glacier Aquamarine
Glaciers contain 75% of the
World's freshwater.The effects of melting ice glaciers are
biodiversity loss, the rising of the sea level
and the deficiency of freshwater,
among others.
Year 2004
Now
Savanna Sun
The Earth’s area affected by
desertification is approx
11 times India’s size.The Savannas act as a carbon sink,
absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere and
helping to maintain the balance of
global temperatures.
Year 2004
Now