Waves of Change
Waves of Change, Phase II: Return to Lüderitz
After an eight-hour drive from Windhoek, Hasan and I arrived in Lüderitz and were greeted by the welcome sign we painted last year. The lines were still sharp, a traditional fisherman pulling a boat rope next to the words “we are all pulling in the same direction”. No graffiti. No damage. The town had looked after it.
Read MoreTuxedoed Treasures
There is a crisis unfolding in Namibian waters. The quintessentially cute African Penguin is facing imminent threat of extinction. This matters, not only because these adorable black and white waddling creatures are an emblem of African waters, but also because they fulfil a role in the ecosystem. Like with a Jenga tower, removing blocks risks the stability of the entire structure.
Read MoreArtists in Namibia use art to promote marine conservation
WINDHOEK, May 7 (Xinhua) — In southern Namibia, artists are using the power of art to raise awareness about the conservation and protection of the African nation’s marine life along the Atlantic Ocean.
Read MoreMurals Spark Marine Conservation in Coastal Communities
The Waves of Change mural project is an exciting and creative endeavour designed to engage coastal communities, especially young people, on the importance of marine conservation. This art project uses colourful murals painted around the coastal town of Lüderitz to share vital messages about marine life and pollution, showcasing the beauty of marine conservation and encouraging communities to take positive steps towards a healthier environment.
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Transforming Lüderitz with Art and Awareness
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