RSPB NI, as part of the charity’s Revive Our World campaign, has launched an online pop-up store with a difference, taking members of the public on a unique shopping journey. In an attempt to showcase the significance of what the world would look like without the beautiful nature surrounding us, the conservation charity has created ‘The InConvenience Store’, a free online shop, which shows a future in which nature has collapsed, our skies have fallen silent and entire cities have disappeared under rising sea levels.
As a region without its own climate laws and one that is languishing in 229th place out of 240 countries for the amount of nature it has left, the charity is calling on the public to visit The ‘InConvenience’ Store and send a free basket of products to political leaders in Northern Ireland to demonstrate that now is the time to take action and forge a better future.
John Martin, Head of Policy and Advocacy at RSPB NI, is pictured here with Declan McAleer MLA and Philip McGuigan MLA. John commented, “Without nature, instead of fresh vegetables, meat and dairy, honey and fruit, supermarket essentials will include cans of breathable air, precious bottles of unpolluted drinking water and sandbags to protect our homes from constant flooding.
Take action and visit the online pop-up store to purchase your free items now to send to our political leaders to highlight how we need to act now to #ReviveOurWorld: https://www.rspb.org.uk/reviveourworld.
