As a climate protest group, anti-extinction organizations have recently caused various troubles in Europe. The reason why anti-extinction organizations can sweep across the west is that their ideas are very different from those of ordinary climate protection organizations.

The New York Times reported that the organization "Against Extinction" has developed from a few members into the most famous and radical climate protest group in the world, which has aroused great concern from all walks of life. On Monday, the organization launched a global protest, which paralyzed traffic in London, Berlin, Sydney and Wellington.

The origin of the anti-extinction organization was in 20 15. Bramwell, who suffered from acrophobia, overcame his fear and climbed a tree in Bristol, England, in order to prevent workers from cutting down a whole row of trees to build bus lanes. Although he stayed on it for a few days, the tree was cut down, but this failure made Bramwell realize that he had to protest in another way. Later, after continuous discussion and investigation, in 20 18, Bramwell and 20 other activists with the same aspirations decided on the action line, that is, using "non-violent large-scale intervention activities" to raise people's awareness of climate change issues and force the government to take action on environmental protection issues. Moreover, the "boycott of extinction" encourages the arrest of its members, hoping to use the judicial system to promote environmental change.

There are many reasons why "anti-extinction" can develop and grow. The organization has a distinctive and impactful logo, and the hourglass-shaped logo reminds people that it is urgent to change climate warming. The sense of "doomsday" conveyed by Resisting Extinction meets the needs of the times and reflects people's worries about climate change.