THE PROBLEM
AT THE CURRENT RATE OF DEFORESTATION THE RAINFOREST WILL BE GONE IN OUR LIFETIME
HAVE FUN, SAVE RAINFOREST… JUST “DANCE FOR 1 METER”
One person, one ticket, one meter saved forever, it’s that simple!
Every ticket purchased for festivals, clubs and events worldwide can help save rainforest.
By uniting together we can make a huge impact on this global problem.
OUR MISSION
The D41M initial goal is to save the equivalent size area of Ibiza. This will become part of the Cuipo Rainforest Preserve in Brazil.
HOW D41M WORKS?
By attending an event partnering with D41M you can directly help protect the rainforest. When purchasing an event ticket at the checkout stage your 1M will be attached automatically. You will receive by email the information and Google Maps link and coordinates to view the meter of rainforest you have saved forever!
HELP STOP DEFORESTATION
Rainforest used to cover as much as 12% of the Earth’s land surface, or about 7 million mi2 (18 million km2), but today less than 7% of Rainforest is left. Since 1960, more than half of the world’s tropical rainforests have disappeared and the rate of destruction is still accelerating.
DANCE FOR 1 METER
WHY SAVE RAINFOREST?
Rainforests are the Earth’s utilities and are responsible for:
- Regulating our climate
- Recycling our air
- Cleaning our water
- Pollinating our crops
Rainforests are vital to humanity’s life support system. Our earth’s population of 7.5 billion people and billions more animals depend on them, in less than 40 years that becomes 9 billion people! In the last 40 years we have lost 50% of all rainforests due to deforestation for livestock production, planting of GMO crops and logging!, An area the size of the United Kingdom is destroyed every single year! There is no more time for talking, its time for action! Please inform your friends and family, share this message on your social networks! There is a global awareness movement happening and ‘Dance for 1 Meter’ is proud to be part of that! It’s so simple, have fun whilst saving Rainforest, now ‘Dance for 1 Meter’