Conservation International TV Commercial, 'Lee Pace Is Mountain'
“Lee Pace Is Mountain”
About This Ad
Actor Lee Pace voices a mountain in this spot by Conservation International. From his lofty heights, the mountain sees what people have been doing to the earth. He sees everything that nature gives people but wonders why humans don't give back in return with their choices. His advice: Open our eyes and see the environmental cliff we are on and the rocks below.
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