One of India's best-known spiritual leaders, Sadhguru, has announced the launch of a new movement to save the world’s soil. The world-renowned yoga guru has embarked on a 30,000km motorcycle expedition that will see him travel extensively through Europe, the Middle East and India to raise awareness of the campaign.
The ‘Save Soil’ movement, spearheaded by Sadhguru, aims to educate the public, businesses, politicians, charities and celebrities about the vital role that soil plays in the planet’s sustainable future. His epic journey began today (March 21) in London, marking the official launch of the global movement to save the world’s soil from degradation, which campaigners say threatens food systems for all of humanity and countless species.
Having grown organisations like the Soil Association and Pukka herbs, a group of passionate Bristol citizens have been inspired by the city’s roots in supporting this topic - believing that Bristol can be at the forefront of a solution. They have come together to raise funds and use their time, skills and creativity to hand-paint a mural at the bottom of Newfoundland Street, opposite the Cabot Circus Car Park, to bring awareness of this issue to thousands of people.
