June 11th 2021, World leaders landed in Cornwall UK, to attend the G7 summit. And Greenpeace was there to greet them in a way they won’t forget.

In a breath-taking new video message to world leaders, 300 illuminated drones creating iconic animals have descended on Cornwall to deliver one united message:

Stop Extinction, Act Now.

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