African Soccer Team Jerseys by Puma Will Promote Biodiversity at World Cup

What do you get when you mix soil samples from Ghana, Ivory Coast, South Africa, and Cameroon?

Well, you get the color of the jerseys and shorts in Puma's Africa Unity Kits, which will be used by African teams in the football events (what some call soccer) Nations Cup (through January 31 in Angola) and World Cup (June 2010 in South Africa) when they're playing against a team whose colors clash.

The kits have been designed to raise awareness of biodiversity and are part of Puma's Play for Life partnership with the UN Environment Programme to raise funds for the UN's International Year of Biodiversity, and will be used by the 12 teams Puma sponsors.

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