World Oceans Day 2020: Sonakshi Sinha, Katrina Kaif and Others Share Posts About the Importance of Preserving the Vast Water Bodies
After World Environment day which is celebrated on June 5, this is another day that is equally important to celebrate when it comes to preserving and enjoying nature's delights. Several celebrities took to social media to share posts on World Oceans day.
World Ocean’s Day celebrated worldwide on June 8. The day is celebrated as a reminder for us humans to celebrate and appreciate nature and how important the existence of oceans is for us. Oceans make provisions for vas resources for the ecosystem and it's important for us to celebrate this day and raise awareness about making the most of these resources without harming the ecosystem. After World Environment day which is celebrated on June 5, this is another day that is equally important to celebrate when it comes to preserving and enjoying nature's delights. Several celebrities took to social media to share posts on World Oceans Day.
Actress Dia Mirza, who is known for her extensive work when it comes to saving the environment, shared a beautiful post that was informative about the harm humans are posing towards oceans and why it's a problem saying, "Oceans feed us, regulate our climate, and generate most of the oxygen we breathe. But despite their importance, oceans are facing unprecedented threats as a result of human activity. Sea levels are rising due to climate change and oceans are becoming more acidic and teeming with plastic." Among other celebs, actresses such as Bhumi Pednekar and Sonakshi Siha also took to social media to share posts relating to the special day. Check out celebrity posts here. World Oceans Day 2020: From Avoiding Plastic to Joining a Beach Cleanup; 7 Things You Can Do to be a Contributor in Saving Our Oceans.
Katrina Kaif:
Dia Mirza:
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Bhumi Pednekar:
Given how coronavirus lockdown brought everything to a standstill, there's no doubt that everyone is craving a sight of the beautiful, vast oceans. With reduced activity due to COVID-19, it also seems to have been a great time for nature to heal. Tell us how you celebrated World Oceans Day 2020 in comments below.
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