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The World’s Largest Public Sculpture Is Marching To Save All Wildlife

The world has lost 68% of its wildlife in just five decades.
1 million species are at risk of extinction because of habitat loss.

The time has come to march for the future of our wildlife.
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MONTHLY DONATION

Your monthly contribution will help us advocate for robust legislation with the Singapore government; engage e-commerce platforms, logistics industry; and train volunteers to stamp out illegal wildlife trade.

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Your one-time contribution will help us advocate for robust legislation with the Singapore government; engage e-commerce platforms, logistics industry; and train volunteers to stamp out illegal wildlife trade.

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Today, we are living in the 6th mass extinction of wildlife species.

We are losing between 200 to 2,000 different species every year.

This is believed to be thousands of times the natural rate of extinction.

 

This is clearly a huge problem.

 

On 19 May 2023, WWF-Singapore and Gillie and Marc will commemorate National Endangered Species Day with the launch of the largest sculpture in the world – Love The Last March. At the iconic Gardens by the Bay, 60 of the world’s most endangered species including some native to Singapore, such as pangolins and hawksbill turtle, to regional species like orangutans and elephants, will be marching together, forming the largest bronze sculpture in the world at 192 meters in length. Depicting the greatest animal march on Planet Earth, it aims to bring awareness to the massive rate of wildlife extinction and to help save these key species.

Not Your Average Sculpture Exhibition

Designed to be an interactive experience, you’ll be able to obtain educational information about the animal behind the sculpture, including its behaviour, what it likes to eat, and most importantly, why it is threatened by scanning the QR codes attached to it.

EXHIBITION DATES

19 May 2023 – 18 May 2024

EXHIBITION LOCATION

Gardens by the Bay, Singapore

MAKE A DONATION

WWF-Singapore is the charity partner for Love The Last March.

 

By donating, you are helping us to protect habitats, tackle wildlife crime in transit hubs and strengthen laws to safeguard our endangered species. Your donation can help prevent the mass extinction of wildlife species.

 

Learn more about how WWF-Singapore protects wildlife here.

DONATE

MONTHLY DONATION

Your monthly contribution will help us advocate for robust legislation with the Singapore government; engage e-commerce platforms, logistics industry; and train volunteers to stamp out illegal wildlife trade.

ONE-TIME DONATION

Your one-time contribution will help us advocate for robust legislation with the Singapore government; engage e-commerce platforms, logistics industry; and train volunteers to stamp out illegal wildlife trade.

Select an amount to donate and help conserve wildlife.
Select an amount to donate and help conserve wildlife.
Input your country code (without the + sign), followed by your phone number
Input your address and unit number, followed by city and state (if applicable)
Input your post code or zip code
Your donation is tax deductible in Singapore. To qualify, kindly provide your NRIC/FIN number and ensure your full name above matches your NRIC/legal name.
Your donation is tax deductible in Singapore. To qualify, kindly provide your NRIC/FIN number and ensure your full name above matches your NRIC/legal name.
Input your payment card details here

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ABOUT GILLIE AND MARC

Gillie and Marc have been called “the most successful and prolific creators of public art in New York’s History” by the New York Times. Creating some of the world’s most innovative public sculptures, Gillie and Marc are re-defining what public art should be, spreading messages of love, equality, and conservation around the world. Learn more about Gillie & Marc here.

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WILDLIFE

Plastics pose a serious threat to animals — they may inadvertently ingest or become entangled in plastic litter.

 

In fact, abandoned or discarded fishing gear (commonly referred to as ghost gear) is among the deadliest forms of marine plastic debris. It can continue to catch target and non-target species indiscriminately for many years, and many animals that get caught or entangled in ghost gear can die a slow and painful death through suffocation or exhaustion.

 

Donate here to combat plastic pollution, remove ghost gear, and create a safer habitat for our wildlife.