East Bay clean water program and its red-legged frog and snowy egret puppet duo bear a message: “Litter hurts.”
Izzy, a foraging snowy egret puppet, goes for the red bottle cap and struggles to swallow it before a red-legged frog puppet named Fred races in from the right and discourages Izzy from eating plastic.
Through a red-legged frog puppet talking on screen to an egret while plastic suffocates it, the county department in charge of federal clean water law compliance sends a clear message: Litter hurts. The duo’s stardom extends beyond the videos now: There’s activity books, coloring pages and an online,featuring Fred and Izzy centered around storm drain pollution prevention education.
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