GetUp climate day draws crowd: PHOTOS

By Stan Gorton
Updated November 19 2013 - 2:44pm, first published 2:39pm
SHOW OF FORCE: The participants in Sunday’s GetUp Climate Day of Action event at Narooma gathered for the traditional group photo, with similar photos taken in cities and towns around Australia.
SHOW OF FORCE: The participants in Sunday’s GetUp Climate Day of Action event at Narooma gathered for the traditional group photo, with similar photos taken in cities and towns around Australia.
TREE PLANTING: One of the event organisers Patricia DeLaney in her orange jumpsuit helps children who volunteered to plant three trees at the park at Bar Beach.
TREE PLANTING: One of the event organisers Patricia DeLaney in her orange jumpsuit helps children who volunteered to plant three trees at the park at Bar Beach.
Nerrigundah Rural Fire Service brigade member John Cowan spoke pointed out to the crowd he was not wearing his uniform on accident also linking climate change to increased bushfire danger.
Nerrigundah Rural Fire Service brigade member John Cowan spoke pointed out to the crowd he was not wearing his uniform on accident also linking climate change to increased bushfire danger.
Nerrigundah Rural Fire Service brigade member John Cowan spoke pointed out to the crowd he was not wearing his uniform on accident also linking climate change to increased bushfire danger.
Nerrigundah Rural Fire Service brigade member John Cowan spoke pointed out to the crowd he was not wearing his uniform on accident also linking climate change to increased bushfire danger.
Goulburn visitors Tony and Karen Egan and their daughter Alice, who were on holiday but wanted to attend one of the GetUp events.
Goulburn visitors Tony and Karen Egan and their daughter Alice, who were on holiday but wanted to attend one of the GetUp events.
Nature Coast Marine Group members at their AGM also joined in the day of Climate Action on Sunday.
Nature Coast Marine Group members at their AGM also joined in the day of Climate Action on Sunday.
This speaker blamed the evil of overpopulation...
This speaker blamed the evil of overpopulation...
Clr Burnside, Ben Potter and a group of children then planted three trees in the park.
Clr Burnside, Ben Potter and a group of children then planted three trees in the park.

A CALL to action on climate change drew a crowd of more than 100 people to the park at Bar Beach, Narooma on Sunday.

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