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 seeks to ask this painful question to society and invite it to
share the real situation of each one of them. Maybe we still have time to heal the hurts
we have caused to the planet. That’s why we have created a colorful collection based on
four nature icons: glaciers, corals, savannas, and beaches.The Consciousness campaign seeks to ask this painful
question to society and invite it to share the real situation of each one
of them. Maybe we still have time to heal the hurts we have caused to
pthe planet. That’s why we have created a colorful collection based on
four nature icons: glaciers, corals, savannas, and beaches.For every purchase of each nature icon’s color,
Closca will donate the 10% of the amount to heroes teams that inspire us and fight every day for each of these causes.For every purchase of each nature icon’s color,
Closca will donate the 10% of the amount to heroes
teams that inspire us and fight every day
for each of these causes.
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 descompose.01.
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Living Coral
We will have lost 60% of our coral reefs by 2030.
Coral reefs are essential to humans, as they
protect the shoreline, provide medicine and
foods, and create tourism-based jobs.
Glacier Aquamarine
Glaciers contain 75% of the World's freshwater.
The effects of melting ice glaciers are
biodiversity loss, coral reefs disappearance,
deficiency of freshwater, and extreme
flooding, amongothers.03.
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Savanna Sun
The loss of Savannas reduces the
availability of food for grazing animals.Human communities in the Savannas
of the world depend on the little vegetation
of these biomes, which is very vulnerable and,
therefore, must be protected.
Beach Sand
In 20 years, there could be more
plastic in our oceans than fish.
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