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Anant Ambani’s Vantara Unveils Wildlife Sculptures in Mumbai to Fight Plastic Pollution
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Vantara’s Wildlife Sculptures Highlight the Deadly Impact of Plastic Waste on Animals
Anant Bhai Ambani’s Vantara is bringing the pressing issue of plastic pollution to the forefront with its latest public art initiative. From October 4 to 6, 2024, wildlife sculptures in Mumbai will be showcased at Carter Road, Shivaji Park, and Juhu Beach. These stunning pieces vividly depict the devastating effects of human activity, particularly plastic pollution, on wildlife and the environment.
Crafted from wire mesh and locally sourced materials, these wildlife sculptures in Mumbai go beyond art—they serve as a powerful reminder of how daily human habits harm ecosystems. One poignant piece portrays an Asiatic Black Bear, its head trapped in a discarded plastic container, symbolizing the unintended consequences animals face due to human waste. Another installation, featuring two Flamingos tangled in plastic, highlights the destruction of bird habitats. At Juhu Beach, a striking sculpture of Turtles caught in nets and surrounded by debris brings attention to the severe challenges marine life endures.
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According to a spokesperson from Vantara, these sculptures are designed to spark reflection on the environmental toll of modern life. The initiative aims to raise awareness of the interconnectedness of all life and inspire people to rethink their relationship with nature.
This project aligns with Vantara’s mission to protect wildlife and restore ecosystems. With a 3,500-acre sanctuary in Gujarat, Vantara has led efforts in wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and reforestation, saving over 1 million animals and planting 100 million trees. These efforts emphasize the urgent need to balance human progress with environmental conservation.
As World Animal Day approaches, Vantara invites Mumbai residents to engage with these installations and consider how their everyday choices impact the planet. By making small changes, individuals can help create a sustainable future where humans and wildlife coexist in harmony.
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