Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Greenteams-meet-in-Lubeck-Forest-in-Germany-27MZIFJXQRMN7.htmlConceptually similarGreenteams meet in Lubeck Forest in GermanyGP0STR64GCompleted★★★★Greenteams meet in Lubeck Forest in GermanyGP0STR64TCompleted★★★★Greenteams meet in Lubeck Forest in GermanyGP0STR64UCompleted★★★★Greenteams meet in Lubeck Forest in GermanyGP0STR64XCompleted★★★★Greenteams meet in Lubeck Forest in GermanyGP0STR65BCompleted★★★★Greenteams meet in Lubeck Forest in GermanyGP0STR65WCompleted★★★★Greenteams meet in Lubeck Forest in GermanyGP0STR63WCompleted★★★★Greenteams meet in Lubeck Forest in GermanyGP0STR643Completed★★★★Greenteams meet in Lubeck Forest in GermanyGP0STR64CCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STR63XGreenteams meet in Lubeck Forest in GermanyMembers of Greenpeace Greenteams meet in Lubeck, Schleswig-Holstein to discuss climate change, environmental protection and the role forests play globally.The meeting in the town forest is a part of the "Kids for Earth" project and has the motto: "Every tree counts! Forests as Climate Protectors", to which the children planted some trees.In original language:Greenteam Treffen im Stadtforst LuebeckMitglieder der Greenteams treffen sich im Stadtforst von Luebeck in Schleswig-Holstein, um sich ueber Klimawandel, Umweltschutz und die Rolle der Waelder zu informieren. Das Treffen ist ein Teil des "Kids for Earth" Projekts und laeuft unter dem Motto 'Jeder Baum zaehlt! Der Wald als Klimaschuetzer". Sie pflanzen unter Anleitung des Foersters Baeume.Locations:Germany-Lübeck-Schleswig-Holstein-Western EuropeDate:14 Oct, 2017Credit:© Joerg Modrow / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5760px X 3840pxKeywords:Children-Climate (campaign title)-Day-Education-Forests (campaign title)-Greenteams-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Pre-adolescent children (10-13)-Stickers-Workshops (events)Shoot:Greenteams meet in Lubeck Forest in GermanyMembers of Greenpeace Greenteams meet in Lubeck to discuss climate change, environmental protection and forest management and also to plant some trees. The meeting is a part of the "Kids for Earth" Project.
