Burning fossil fuels, cutting down forests and farming livestock are the main causes of how climate change is created. As a result of this, our actions are what is killing the animals that we share the land with. “How much can a Koala Bear?” is an embroidery piece that aims to provoke thought about human impact on the environment. The bright colours of red, pink, green and yellow heavily contrast to the neutral beige and greys which ensures the arrows and flowers are emphasised in the piece. The hunting arrows piercing through the koala, symbolises the harm caused by climate and the gum blossoms are there to symbolise hope for the future if we change our actions. Whilst communicating meaning through these elements, the main message can be found from the media of my artwork as embroidery is a dying art, which is a metaphor for the dying animals.