From China to the Charles, Racing for a Cleaner Tomorrow
For the Global Canal Rowing Club (GCRC), the race is about more than crossing the finish line—it’s a movement toward a sustainable future.
Global Canal Rowing Action (GCRA), the driving force behind GCRC, launched a “Zero Carbon, Clean Water,” campaign at the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, using rowing to highlight the importance of protecting waterways and reducing carbon emissions.
The campaign is built on three core pillars. “The first one is promoting rowing as a healthy sport, the second is the global sustainability campaign and the third is the human connection with water,” said Ken Lee, co-founder of GCRA and former Secretary General of the Asian Rowing Federation.
Global Canal Rowing Action (GCRA), the driving force behind GCRC, launched a “Zero Carbon, Clean Water,” campaign at the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, using rowing to highlight the importance of protecting waterways and reducing carbon emissions.
The campaign is built on three core pillars. “The first one is promoting rowing as a healthy sport, the second is the global sustainability campaign and the third is the human connection with water,” said Ken Lee, co-founder of GCRA and former Secretary General of the Asian Rowing Federation.