Event series explores fashion’s biodiversity footprint

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LONDON – A collaboration between Synchronicity Earth, The Environmental Funders Network, Canopy and The Sustainable Angle has launched a series of events to explore the impact of fashion on ecosystems around the globe and educate consumers on how they can help support environmental causes.

Co-ordinated by environmental groups and with the support of individual contributors, the series will look in detail at cases such as those of the Sumatran orangutans, tigers and Indus river dolphins, all of which have been pushed to brink of extinction by the actions of industries including fashion manufacturing.

The project has highlighted that just 3 per cent of global philanthropy is currently focused on the environment

LONDON – A collaboration between Synchronicity Earth, The Environmental Funders Network, Canopy and The Sustainable Angle has launched a series of events to explore the impact of fashion on ecosystems around the globe and educate consumers on how they can help support environmental causes.

Co-ordinated by environmental groups and with the support of individual contributors, the series will look in detail at cases such as those of the Sumatran orangutans, tigers and Indus river dolphins, all of which have been pushed to brink of extinction by the actions of industries including fashion manufacturing.

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