
When the city is not yours anymore. Representing the pain of koalas and other wildlife animals who turned into ashes in bushfire.

The wildlife population has drastically reduced over the period of 44 yrs.

Let’s break the taboo and accept the era where colour is not based on the gender.





We humans are not only destroying the wildlife but also their habitat. We are not able to take care of one of the best nature’s gift i.e., ocean and as a result they are getting eroded.

Spreading the message of equality for all irrespective of the gender, race, colour, religion, etc.

HIV – Started by eating chimps
vCJD – Started by eating cows
Avian flu – Started by eating birds
Ebola – Started by eating bats
COVID-19 – Started by eating pangolins

The result of human’s behaviour towards the nature.
The 3 biggest threats to life on earth:
- Environmental climate change
- Pandemics and
- Antibiotic resistance viruses





We have a keen liking for fast fashion but have you ever thought of what are the consequences of it? Do you know that approx. 200 gallons of water, equivalent to 285 showers, is needed to make one pair of jeans? For a t-shirt to be made, the amount of water required is around 2720 litres, which is same to that of what we normally drink over a 3 year period. On the other hand, it’s estimated that the items of clothing delivered out of factories annually worldwide is 80 billion. And then the amount of clothes discarded in one year in UK is enough to fill Wembley Stadium. Every year, the average American throws about £72 of clothing, shoes and other household textiles. An average of £285 of clothes are stockpiled by British woman that they never wear and this is equivalent to 22 outfits each that are left hanging in valuable wardrobe space, or £30 billion on unworn clothes. Also the consumption of clothing produces 1.5 tonnes of CO2 x household x year, the equivalent of driving 6000 cars. But at the same time, 95% of discarded clothing can be recycled or upcycled. What could be better than such an ethical fashion at this point of time. For recycling and upcycling of clothes, you can visit and contact www.pencilforchange.net

The competition is so harsh among the fashion brands that it is leading to fast fashion vs. environment war. Fast fashion leads to quantity buying which further adds onto landfill. The one more negative impact of fast fashion industry is our affected health as the industry increases a huge amount of carbon footprint. Fast fashion is not free; someone somewhere is paying.

Our buying behaviour can actually be responsible for the waste generated in fashion industry. Shifting towards DIY and ethical fashion has led to reduction of pollution and money spent. As we can see in the graphic that in year 1960, the amount of money spent is quite higher than the number of fashion items produced in the same year. But by accepting the ethical fashion it has become vice-versa in the year 2010. It has further resulted into a 15% of recycled clothes in US and led to 11 million tons of clothes that ends up in US landfill.

No one can help us at this time, only we can help ourselves.


1987 Crisis

Crisis because of COVID-19


The Dos
- Stay home
- Frequently wash your hands
- Stay six feet or more apart from people
- Call/Facetime/chat online with friends and loved ones

Cleanliness is the most important way to be kept in mind at this crucial time.
The Don’ts
- Go out in crowds
- Ignore the guidance of public health officials

Social distancing is the only way to prevent getting affected by corona virus.
Protect Mental Health
It’s better to bring in practice the following points to protect your mental health:- Avoid watching, reading or listening to news that could cause you to feel anxious or distressed.
- Seek information mainly to take practical steps to prepare your plans and protect yourself and loved ones.
- Seek information updates at specific times.

At this time of pandemic, it’s very important to use our wisdom and take actions accordingly so that no more such case arises.
ECO FACTS
As a result of COVID-19, everyone is practising self-quarantine and shifting towards ethical way of living. This in turn is expected to result in 25% drop in carbon dioxide emission and 4.3% reduction in air traffic. If coronavirus continues to exist like this, then this fall will be the first in global emissions since 2008. But we don’t know if we shall be happy about it or not.
Don’t know if we should happy about it or not but this is what this pandemic is bringing for us.