Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/-Save-the-Arctic--Children-LEGO-Protest-at-Shell-HQ-in-London-27MZIF3PIC3I.htmlConceptually similar'Save the Arctic' Children LEGO Protest at Shell HQ in LondonGP0STOHNQCompleted★★★★'Save the Arctic' Children LEGO Protest at Shell HQ in LondonGP0STOHNWCompleted★★★★'Save the Arctic' Children LEGO Protest at Shell HQ in LondonGP0STOHNXCompleted★★★★'Save the Arctic' Children LEGO Protest at Shell HQ in LondonGP0STOHNYCompleted★★★★'Save the Arctic' Children LEGO Protest at Shell HQ in LondonGP0STOHO3Completed★★★★'Save the Arctic' Children LEGO Protest at Shell HQ in LondonGP0STOHO4Completed★★★★'Save the Arctic' Children LEGO Protest at Shell HQ in LondonGP0STOHO5Completed★★★★'Save the Arctic' Children LEGO Protest at Shell HQ in LondonGP0STOHPXCompleted★★★★'Save the Arctic' Children LEGO Protest at Shell HQ in LondonGP0STOHPZCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STOHO8'Save the Arctic' Children LEGO Protest at Shell HQ in LondonKids are protesting by building three massive LEGO Arctic animals outside Shell’s HQ in London. With their parents and guardians, they’re calling on LEGO to stop promoting Shell’s logo on their LEGO toys because kids love the Arctic and don’t want Shell to destroy it.The children will construct a polar bear, walrus and snowy owl reaching up to seven feet high. The giant bricks are made from reinforced cardboard and will be donated to a local school after LEGO ends its deal with Shell.Locations:Europe-London-United KingdomDate:29 Jul, 2014Credit:© Elizabeth Dalziel / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5616px X 3744pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Animal likeness-Buildings-Children-Day-Direct communications-Greenpeace volunteers-KWCI (GPI)-LEGO-Outdoors-Owls-Save the Arctic (campaign title)-Shell (commercial business)-Street theatre actions-Urban areasShoot:'Save the Arctic' Kids LEGO Protest at Shell HQ in LondonChildren protest by building three massive LEGO Arctic animals outside Shell’s HQ in London. With their parents and guardians, they’re calling on LEGO to stop promoting Shell’s logo on their LEGO toys because kids love the Arctic and don’t want Shell to destroy it. The children construct a polar bear, walrus and snowy owl reaching up to seven feet high. The giant bricks are made from reinforced cardboard and will be donated to a local school after LEGO ends its deal with Shell. Greenpeace is campaigning for a ban on offshore drilling in the Arctic, and for the uninhabited area around the North Pole to be declared a global sanctuary.Related Collections:'Save the Arctic' LEGO Campaign Around the World'Save the Arctic' Kids LEGO Protest at Shell HQ in London (Photos & Videos)