Rugby Goes Green: The Big Green Clash Unites Sport and Sustainability
In a groundbreaking move towards sustainable sports, the Green Gazelles, the world’s first earth-friendly and plant-powered rugby team, are set to host “The Big Green Clash” on September 8th, 2024, at the Richmond Athletic Ground in London. This charity exhibition rugby match will pit the Green Gazelles against Richmond Rugby, with proceeds dedicated to Earth-caring causes.
The event will kick off with a Sports Climate Summit, expected to draw over 100 VIPs from various sectors, highlighting the critical intersection of sports and environmentalism. Attendees can engage with thought leaders, athletes, and environmental advocates to discuss strategies for promoting sustainability in sports.
Adding to the excitement is the Eco Village, comprising the best local and eco-friendly stalls, offering sustainable products and information on environmentally conscious living. Families can enjoy a range of kid-friendly activities, while the Health & Wellness Zone will provide opportunities for attendees to explore holistic well-being practices.
Tickets for “The Big Green Clash” are available now, offering sports enthusiasts and environmental advocates alike the chance to be part of this pioneering event.
Backing this initiative are a host of earth-friendly charities and businesses, including Pledgeball, Word Forest Org, Carma, Ethical Bedding, PROVERB, Tsunami Sport, and more to be announced. These organizations are committed to supporting sustainable practices and driving positive change in their respective industries.
The event will also see the presence of notable VIP attendees, including Kate Strong, world record holder; Jamie Laing, founder of Candy Kittens; and Claire Poole, CEO of Sport Positive, with more VIPs to be announced.
“The Big Green Clash” represents more than just a rugby match; it’s a testament to the power of sports in fostering environmental awareness and action. Join the Green Gazelles and their supporters as they strive to make a difference on and off the field, shaping a greener and more sustainable future for generations to come.
