A 20,000-km walk from central Africa to the Arctic Circle has in Congo. The epic trek is to awareness of the climate crisis. The journey will over four months. It is called The Herds. A herd a large group of animals. The hundreds of creatures in this project are life-sized puppets. They lions, zebras, wildebeest, monkeys, giraffes and baboons. More than 2,000 people will trained to more puppets, all from recyclable materials. The Herds organizers said the walk the flight of animals from climate disaster. A spokesperson : "The Herds is public art and climate action on an unprecedented scale. It's an ambitious together of culture and climate."
The animal puppets from The Herds will more than 20 cities across the continents of Africa and Europe, Casablanca, Madrid, Paris, London, and Stockholm. The final event will inside the Arctic Circle in August. Each city will street performances that on how we can help Earth. Alister Scott of the Global Rewilding Alliance : "The Herds is going to millions of people and the fierce, exciting beauty of nature right onto the streets and into people's lives." The UK Peatland Programme said: "The Herds a stunning representation of the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss, and the journey we must all towards a brighter future."
