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#EarthHourZA through the lens
#EarthHourZA 2017 has been the most inspiring yet! And it's because you keep showing us how much you care about our world.
Ahead of the Hour, the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town was lit up by our enthusiastic volunteers as they racked up signatures on our petition to Eskom:
Thank you to our volunteers for getting our @VandAWaterfront audience to sign our #EarthHourZA petition. pic.twitter.com/gbX5djs0Ge
— WWF South Africa (@WWFSouthAfrica) March 25, 2017
Entrepreneur Thato Kgatlhanye joined the chorus for a renewable energy future:
Comedian Rob van Vuuren kept things light with his support:Thato Kgatlhanye urging you to use your power because renewable energy is the future.Sign #EarthHourZA petition here https://t.co/5Yj9RWwcUd pic.twitter.com/AgjGKqaN8e
— WWF South Africa (@WWFSouthAfrica) March 25, 2017
They went on to show that being in the dark doesn’t mean you have nothing to do:Even @RobVanVuuren is urging you to use your power to say YES to renewable energy. Join us at @VandAWaterfront for #EarthHourZA fun. pic.twitter.com/wnYh6EogW8
— WWF South Africa (@WWFSouthAfrica) March 25, 2017
At the Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden, organisers found a way to unplug during #EarthHourZA through the eclectic flair of Myrthe Buijs:Lights off at the V&A for #EarthHourZA How are you showing your power this evening? pic.twitter.com/VOr65MVGlw
— V&A Waterfront (@VandAWaterfront) March 25, 2017
Gardens were transformed into mystical landscapes as people picnicked in the dark:The acoustic sounds of Myrthe Buijs keeping the #EarthHourZA crowd warm at @KirstenboschNBG pic.twitter.com/FmLGr1eFZO
— WWF South Africa (@WWFSouthAfrica) March 25, 2017
Supporters added a “dab” of support!It's Earth Hour! Lights have gone out at the #EarthHourZA adventure in @KirstenboschNBG - well done to the participants. 👍 pic.twitter.com/b5Er0LjrLJ
— WWF South Africa (@WWFSouthAfrica) March 25, 2017
#Pandab for #EarthHourZA. Tweet your pics. https://t.co/VH2a5SK2Rp pic.twitter.com/1oaOE4rzUX
— WWF South Africa (@WWFSouthAfrica) March 25, 2017
WWF’s Shaheena Links and Nabeelah Khan demonstrate the power of collective action for Earth Hour.
Across the country, in Johannesburg, the College of Digital Photography innovated Earth Hour by using it as a gateway to teach its students about painting with light. The results were amazing:
Some phenomenal images and innovative teaching that meant the Hour began long before the switch off:Things to do in the dark? Hang out with @CODPImagine for #EarthHourZA! pic.twitter.com/AHkHKXprUE
— WWF South Africa (@WWFSouthAfrica) March 25, 2017
Everyone soon got into the spirit of things:Fantastic outcomes at @CODPImagine for #EarthHourZA. Painting with light! MDP pic.twitter.com/2u14jsMqHH
— WWF South Africa (@WWFSouthAfrica) March 25, 2017
Across SA, we saw incredible support for WWF-SA’s petition to Eskom:Found another #EarthHourZA panda at @CODPImagine! 🐼 @WWFSouthAfrica pic.twitter.com/EeJq1qabtB
— Melissa du Preez (@melissadupreez) March 25, 2017
We're here at @CODPImagine for #EarthHourZA! Loads of support for our petition! Loads of fun to come out of here tonight! Stay tuned! MDP pic.twitter.com/aM1KHPdVtY
— WWF South Africa (@WWFSouthAfrica) March 25, 2017
Earth Hour 2017 supporters in Johannesburg don the WWF panda mask. Credit: College of Digital Photography
Students at the College of Digital Photography in Johannesburg experiment with painting with light for #EarthHourZA. Credit: College of Digital Photography
A young girl signs WWF-SA's petition to Eskom for #EarthHourZA 2017
Thank you South Africa for using your power for #EarthHourZA!
Thank you for celebrating #EarthHour with us, South Africa! We're saying YES to a future powered by #renewables! What about you? ;) pic.twitter.com/Ex53mxtlgo
— Earth Hour (@earthhour) March 25, 2017