to cope with today's most pressing environmental issues. Bestowing his wisdom to participants, Poltar provides customized fortune cards depicting Mother Nature's greatest gifts (the land, the air, the water, the animals, the food, the glaciers, and others). Recyclosaurus Rex Introduced at Coachella 2012, Recyclosaurus Rex is a 25-foot tall/40-foot long robotic dinosaur that consumes empty water bottles, cans, and other recyclables and compacts them into small cubes of recyclable waste. Recyclosaurus Rex is not only an environmentally conscious and resourceful aid to the recycling process but has been a large attraction and destination point for many festival-goers during the Coachella Music & Arts Festival. Coachella attendees sacrifice their recyclables to stay on good terms with Recyclosaurus Rex while litterers feel the wrath of Rex for refusing to be team players. Fire and Ice: Saving Nature World Tour The Fire and Ice: Saving Nature World Tour followed the exploits of Super Chill and Smokin' Hot, a DJ duo consisting of a polar bear and a grizzly bear. The two furry friends found themselves in various endangered habitats as destinations of their virtual tour. Global Inheritance issued a monthly interactive update on Smokin' Hot and Super Chill and the global tour stops they DJed in. These updates are opportunities to bring attention to significant areas that represent environmental importance. Tour Destinations included Sichuan, China; Mount Everest; Borneo; Nauru; the Great Barrier Reef; Antarctica; the Amazon Rain Forest; the Galapagos Islands; the Pacific Trash Vortex; the Gulf of Mexico; the Arctic; Greenland; the Dead Sea; the Sahel; Congo; Madagascar; the Florida Everglades; Colorado River; and the Sky Islands. Saving Nature Claw Machine The Saving Nature Claw Machine experience raises awareness for endangered and at-risk animals through an arcade-like experience. The program combines a playful activity and an educative interaction with a message to address the extinction of dozens of animal species. By letting participants choose their "spirit animal," the program generates a sense of kin between them and leads to a broader sense of responsibility towards the animal kingdom. After researching and choosing an animal, participants take a short quiz to learn more about the endangered and at-risk species they selected. This is followed by a photo opportunity inside of a life-size claw machine, which is shared afterward onsite with action items to save their species. The last step is for the participant to take command of the claw machine and to seek