Celebrating Earth Hour

By Terrence Thompson On In Photos |
A view of the event hosted at the National Park last evening by the World Wildlife Fund Guianas and its partners to mark the 60th observance of Earth Hour. The Earth Hour is considered the world’s largest grassroots movement for the environment. Millions of people around the world are encouraged to take action by turning off the lights and speaking up about why nature matters. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)
A view of the event hosted at the National Park last evening by the World Wildlife Fund Guianas and its partners to mark the 60th observance of Earth Hour. The Earth Hour is considered the world’s largest grassroots movement for the environment. Millions of people around the world are encouraged to take action by turning off the lights and speaking up about why nature matters. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)
A view of the event hosted at the National Park last evening by the World Wildlife Fund Guianas and its partners to mark the 60th observance of Earth Hour. The Earth Hour is considered the world’s largest grassroots movement for the environment. Millions of people around the world are encouraged to take action by turning off the lights and speaking up about why nature matters.