The controversial group said it's "standing in solidarity" with communities around the world on the frontlines of the climate and ecological crisis. (Image: XR BCP)The march aims to bring together green, racial justice, social justice and animal rights groups to demand justice for people, animals and planet. Daniel Glennon, XR BCP spokesperson, said: “Colonialism is not a thing of the past - it is alive today in the climate crisis. “Communities in the global south have done the least to cause the climate crisis but are suffering its worst impacts. "Climate justice must mean reparations, debt cancellation, and solidarity with those fighting for survival, dignity and liberation.”