Panda parade in France

WWF-France, in celebration of its 35th anniversary, is running a campaign to raise awareness for natural environment preservation by parading 1,600 paper made panda models across the country.

The parade started in July 2008 at Paris City Hall; followed by a few other locations across France; the most recent exhibition was at Paris’ Trocadero Esplanade on October 15… while the next stop would be at Grenoble on October 25.

The panda (giant panda to be precise) is the symbol of the World Wildlife Fund; it’s estimated that there’s 1,600 pandas in the wild according to a 2004 statistic.

Picture of panda models parade at Trocadero Esplanade in Paris, France
The panda parade at Paris’ Trocadero Esplanade (Image from WWF-France)

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Comments

  1. LAARNI QUILIZA says:

    i wish i could have one of those paper panda…I wish i have witnessed this occasion .. i hope the weather didn’t stop their mission and save paper panda from getting wet…hahahahahaha….SAVE PANDA….AND ALL ANIMALS FROM EXTINCTION…..

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