Who Gives A Crap Reimagines Winnie The Pooh's Home As 'Zero Acre Wood'
The Hundred Acre Wood has been reduced to stumps, reflecting the global environmental impact of deforestation from 1926 to today.
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The Hundred Acre Wood has been reduced to stumps, reflecting the global environmental impact of deforestation from 1926 to today.
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Winnie the Pooh is being reimagined to reflect the impact of environmental issues in a 'Deforested Edition', which is the first piece of classic literature to be updated to reflect environmental changes.
Winnie-The-Pooh: The Deforested Edition, features new illustrations of the book’s characters in a deforested Hundred Acre Wood.
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