The Herds is made by the same team which produced Little Amal, a giant puppet of a 10-year-old Syrian girl that travelled around the UK and internationally.. After leaving the UK, the animals will ...

This art project is a warning of the consequences of the climate crisis. Puppet masters set in motion lifelike animals made of cardboard and plywood and pass through major European cities. Animals of ...

In April 2025, a herd of animals will travel from the Congo Basin in Central Africa to the northern tip of Norway - drawing attention to climate change. Forced out of their natural habitats due to ...

A herd of life-sized wooden safari animal puppets are on the march in the UK as part of an international tour. Called The Herds, the animals began their 12,400m (20,000km) journey in Kinshasa in ...

“The Herds” comes from the team that was behind “The Walk” in 2021, in which a 12-foot tall puppet of a refugee girl called Little Amal drew attention to the refugee crisis by traveling to ...

Meet The Herds: Wildebeests, zebras, gorillas, giraffes, and baboons are among hundreds of lifesize wooden animal puppets making their way across 10 countries, from Africa to the Arctic Circle, to ...

Siberia's Pleistocene Park: Bringing back pieces of the Ice Age to combat climate change 13:56. Herds of horses, bison and reindeer could play a significant part in saving the world from an ...

Will Noble The Herds: Life-Sized Animal Puppets Will 'Stampede' Through London This Weekend. In all, the art installation will travel 20,000km from Central Africa to the Arctic Circle.

It is Saturday, the second day of “ The Herds” theatrical tour stop in Nigeria on a journey 20,000 kilometers (12,427 miles) from Africa's Congo Basin to the Arctic Circle with puppet animals.

70 life-sized safari animal puppets know as 'The Herds' are to make several appearances in the region. The huge artwork depicts the animals travelling north to ‘flee the climate disaster’ and ...

Yellowstone National Park rangers euthanized a newborn bison calf after a visitor touched the animal, trying to help it catch up with its herd, the National Park Service said on Tuesday.

In April 2025, a herd of animals will travel from the Congo Basin in Central Africa to the northern tip of Norway - drawing attention to climate change. Forced out of their natural habitats due to ...