If you are visiting Korea at this time, you will spot very cute paper made pandas-even 1,600 of them-at various places.

WWF(World Wildlife Fund) has invited 1600+ pandas to Korea. 

This event has been launched as a part of public art project to raise awareness on endangered species, panda.

The papier-mache work was created by the french artist, Paul Grangeon. The pandas have been traveling all over the world.

Now, the pandas will visit various cities all over Korea, then in early August, they will be auctioned in public, raising money for the conserving endangered species, according to WWF-Korea people.

Images: Google images

Reported by Alberta Yoo

Eco Save Club Awareness Campaign at the Seoul Art Center

From May 11th to 16th at the Seoul Art Center, the biggest multi-performance center in Seoul, S.Korea, Eco-Save Club run an awareness campaign on pressing environmental issues. As a part of Art Korea 2015 Exhibition, our club rented a booth and welcomed visitors with any environment concerns. WWF(World Wildlife Fund)-Korea partly sponsored the campaign with 100 comic books donation. The comic books, which explains the environmental issues easy and friendly, were very popular among visitors,within the first two days, they were all gone.
Based on this successful awareness campaign, we will try to reach out to broader audience during the upcoming summer.

Reported by Alberta Yoo