WWF Earth Hour

Royal Albert Hall, London

From London to Sydney, Toronto and Singapore, people all across the world switch off their lights once a year for WWF’s Earth Hour to show their support for tackling climate change and protecting the natural world. It’s a reminder to us all that we only have one planet Earth and we need to look after it.

In 2011, Electric Pedals took part by installing bicycle generators to power high spec projectors, which beamed a message about endangered species onto the side of the Royal Albert Hall. Television presenter Kirsty Gallacher led the WWF-UK team of 60 cyclists in one of the largest human-powered projections ever attempted in the UK.

For Earth Hour 2011 in London, human energy lit up the Royal Albert Hall with images of endangered species including dolphins and tigers.  Television presenter Kirsty Gallacher led a WWF-UK team of 60 cyclists in one of the largest human-powere

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