The pro-environment group Greenpeace has targeted President Donald Trump's golf course south of Glasgow, Scotland.
Trump Turnberry dealt with protesters on Wednesday morning from the sandy beach, a few hundred yards from the green. Protesters used rakes to create a portrait of the U.S. leader along with a message targeting Trump and other global oligarchs, Reuters reported.
"Time to resist - fight the billionaire takeover," the message said, marking Trump's first 100 days.
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The group released photos from the air showing the image created by an arts organization overnight.
Thus far, Trump has abandoned the Paris Climate Agreement and continued his advocacy for coal-power plants and additional oil drilling projects, the report noted.
"During his first 100 days President Trump has been actively working to dismantle and weaken environmental protections and attack those who fight to protect nature and our shared climate," said Areeba Hamid, co-executive director of Greenpeace UK, in a statement.
Pro-Palestinian protesters targeted the golf course last month, with graffiti reading "Gaza is not for sale."
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