Step It Up Polar Bears on Staten Island

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Uploaded by on Nov 9, 2007

A group of CUNY Hunter student activists rode the Staten Island ferry to promote awareness about global climate change... dressed as polar bears. They joined thousands of other Step It Up demonstrators on November 3rd, 2007.

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  • I love how you can always hear the birds in the ferry, haha.

    This was really sweet. :)

  • You can also take the s53 bus to get to Bklyn from Staten Island--connecting with the subway in Bay Ridge (and they've started to introduce hybrids on the S53). Also there is now an MTA bus going over the Bayonne Bridge and connecting to New Jersey Transit Light Rail in Bayoone, which in turn connects to Manhattan-bound PATH trains in Jersey City.

  • Aaaww I would have polar beared with you guys. I live on Staten Island actually.. I can understand how frustrating it must have been explaining environmental problems to typical staten islanders.

    I've lived there my whole life and always felt like an alien. I'm not orange.. lol

    I actually attended the "step it up" campaign in battery park like, almost a year ago. It was so great to see so many people all come together to spread the word and encourage positive change.

    <3rainabee.

  • Wish I could've seen you guys, I would've borrowed some ears and joined you.

  • dan allen, this is incredible!!!!

  • dan allen, this is incredible!!!!

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