The WWF outdoor game "Red Alert – Save Lake Zurich" immerses you in a thrilling mystery. Accompanied by Marlow the seagull, you'll uncover the cause of Lake Zurich's pollution and learn about the importance of clean water and how you can contribute to its health.
You can play the game alone or in a group and collect points in each of the four minigames. Can you save Lake Zurich?
The WWF outdoor game is free and designed for young people aged 12 to 14. It can only be played on the Au peninsula near Wädenswil, Canton Zurich, Switzerland.
Virtual elements are integrated into the real-world environment, creating an interactive experience.
For more than 50 years, the WWF has been working together to protect the environment and create a sustainable future for generations to come. To achieve this goal, it is committed to preserving biodiversity and helping to ensure that resource consumption is managed sustainably. An important part of his work involves the protection and preservation of rivers and lakes to safeguard biodiversity, protect the climate, and support human well-being. Along with all other living beings, we humans are part of the aquatic ecosystem. We need water for drinking, food, energy, and recreation. Furthermore, bodies of water are valuable habitats even independent of human activity.
Outdoor game about water pollution and the protection of Lake Zurich