Earth Hour stands as WWF's annual event, a collective moment that celebrates and raises awareness about the dual challenges of biodiversity and climate facing the planet. With WWF-India aiming to extend its reach and garner support for a nature-positive world, Earth Hour Champions 2024 plays a crucial role.
Beyond the traditional 'switch off' tagline, Earth Hour Champions advocate for giving an hour for Earth, promoting positive actions for the planet. Sudarsan Pattnaik, Indian sand artist and Padma Shri Awardee, emphasises the importance of committing an hour to sustainable actions, urging participation in the global movement on March 23.
Celebrity chef and MasterChef India Judge Ranveer Brar shares his journey towards sustainable food practices, offering a unique recipe for Earth Hour, encouraging zero-waste cooking. Meanwhile, award-winning photographer Shivang Mehta conducts a virtual safari masterclass, imparting skills for wildlife photography.
Joining Peepal Baba in a tree plantation drive in Jaunapur City Forest, Delhi, offers community engagement, fostering a sense of responsibility for our planet. Chef Radhika Khandelwal's restaurant, Fig & Maple, presents a curated Earth Hour meal experience, showcasing seasonal ingredients and indigenous grains.
Karan Bhalla, COO of WWF-India, expresses gratitude to Earth Hour India 2024 Champions for their support, recognizing their diverse expertise in inspiring audiences to contribute to the Biggest Hour for Earth. Through their efforts, Earth Hour continues to foster a global movement towards a sustainable future.
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