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Kids living in a slum built on a landfill in Paraguay create The Recycled Orchestra.

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Watch full film here: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/landfillharmonic

Kids living in a slum built on a landfill in Paraguay create The Recycled Orchestra. Unable to afford traditional instruments they instead create all of their instruments from trash. When their story goes viral they tour the world, finally realizing their wildest dream: to play with the heavy metal band, Megadeth. The film is a testimony to the transformative power of music and the resilience of the human spirit.

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What can you do with a plastic water bottle? 

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What can you do with a plastic water bottle? 

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Well, we can look to Rio for one possibility…

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As part of the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) an enormous outdoor installation of fish was constructed using discarded plastic bottles on Botafogo beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The sculptures are illuminated from the inside at night creating a pretty spectacular light show. Love this. See much more over on this Rio+20 Flicker set. (via razor shapes)

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Giant Fish Sculptures Made from Discarded Plastic Bottles in Rio

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As part of the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) an enormous outdoor installation of fish was constructed using discarded plastic bottles on Botafogo beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The sculptures are illuminated from the inside at night creating a pretty spectacular light show. Lov

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Conservation- Christmas Tree Recycling in NOLA

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Conservation- Christmas Tree Recycling in NOLA

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7 things to know about Christmas tree recycling

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Christmas tree recycling program for wetlands restoration

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Learn in less than a minute how to easily create seed bombs! These small clay and soil balls filled with seeds help create a more beautiful space wherever you put them. This film was created in Partnership with PPEHLab at WetLand in Philadelphia, PA.

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The underwater art of Jason DeCaires Taylor

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The underwater art of Jason DeCaires Taylor

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See how one artist is using his sculptures to restore coral reefs.

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Underwater Sculpture by Jason deCaires Taylor

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Jason deCaires Taylor MRSS (b.1974) is an award winning sculptor, environmentalist and professional underwater photographer. For the past 17 years, Taylor has been creating underwater museums and sculpture parks beneath the waves, submerging over 1,200 living artworks throughout the world's oceans and seas. Themes explored by these artistic installations include, among others, the climate emergency, environmental activism, and the regenerative attributes of nature. The sculptures create a habitat for marine life whilst illustrating humanity's fragility and its relationship with the marine world. Taylor's subjects mainly feature members of the local community, focussing on their connections with their own coastal environments.
"Museums are places of conservation, education, and about protecting something sacred. We need to assign those same values to our oceans." Jason deCaires Taylor

Jason deCaires Taylor Studio has produced a series of sculptures encrusted with artificially grown copper crystals. These replicate the natural formation of corals found on the underwater artwork installations.

Taylor's work is a collaboration with nature. By using low carbon, pH neutral materials designed to be colonised, the surrounding environment transforms the artworks. Each sculpture is effectively an artificial reef that provides new habitat spaces for a variety of marine life whilst drawing tourists away from natural, fragile areas. The works, which are assimilated by the sea, send a message of regeneration and hope at a time of significant threats to our marine world.

Each year, over half a million people worldwide visit Taylor's underwater museums and sculpture parks. These unique attractions act as portals to the marine world and provide visitors with intimate encounters with marine life and an alternative perspective on our blue planet.

Explore the various projects that are located throughout the world including in the Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Caribbean Sea, Mediterranean Sea and North Sea. The galleries depict the transition the sculptures go through from being static inert forms to dynamic living reefs.

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Home - Underwater Sculpture by Jason deCaires Taylor

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Underwater Museums - Taylor's underwater sculpture is assimilated by the ocean and transformed from inert objects into living breathing reefs

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2016 Ocean Awareness Student Contest (Film) - Oil, Oceans, and Our Friend Earth

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2016 Ocean Awareness Student Contest (Film) - Oil, Oceans, and Our Friend Earth

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by Sarah Liang

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2016 Ocean Awareness Student Contest (Film) - Oil, Oceans, and Our Friend Earth - by Sarah Liang

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Thank you so much for watching! This is my first time doing a full scale graphics project, so forgive me if it's not the best! I'm so happy I got to participate in this contest, and I'm glad it's for such a great cause!