Running the numbers II Portraits of global mass culture by Chris Jordan

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Running the numbers IIPortraits of global mass
cultureby Chris Jordan

• Chris Jordan is back with more incredible
  photographic art. Its again a pleasure for
  Eco-Sys Action and Boopy to introduce such a
  clever way to understand where our planet is
  going if none of us take action.

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Shark teeth, 2009 Depicts 270,000
fossilized shark teeth, equal to the estimated
number of sharks of all species killed around the
world every day for their fins.
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Tuna, 2009 Made from nineteen original watercolor
paintings by Sarah Waller Depicts
20,500 tuna, the average number of tuna fished
from the world's oceans every fifteen minutes.
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If you dont want sharks to disappear from our
ocean, dont eat shark fin soup and join the
campaign to help regulate its trade. If you
dont want the sea to be empty of fish, check
carefully which species are endangered and don't
eat them at all. If you want to take one single
action to conserve our marine resources, then
organize a beach, river or stream cleanup with
adult supervision! It will also teach adults that
young people want a clean planet. Thanks to
www.chrisjordan.com
Dreaming of a better world. Acting now to build
it up. www.ecosysaction.org