Earth Hour Wales 2019
On Saturday 30 March at 8:30pm communities, businesses, schools, landmarks, restaurants, celebrities, politicians and people across Wales took part in Earth Hour!
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Earth Hour Wales 2019
Each year, millions of people around the world switch off their lights and organise events – at home, in their community or in their towns or cities – to show they care about the future of our planet.
Here's what happened for Earth Hour Wales, 2019
- We brought Tinshed Theatre into the centre of Cardiff for pop-up theatre performances. It certainly caught the attention of passers by!
- Good Gym Cardiff & The Vale held three runs, including two on the day of Earth Hour. Altogether, around 40 runners participated across the runs, with some travelling from Bristol to get involved!
- Through their events and workshops, Head4Arts engaged hundreds on the topics of climate change and wildlife decline. Plus held an amazing event on the night!
- Other events happening across Wales included star-gazing in, community beach cleans and candlelit dinners.
- 21 out of 22 Local Authorities across Wales took part, with several going the extra mile and earning a star badge this year.
- The magnificent Llandudno Pier switched off to mark the hour, and the images are stunning!
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Thank you for being part of the global movement this Earth Hour.
You can continue to make a difference through using your voice to make a change. #VoiceForThePlanet