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Two baby orangutans play at the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation (BOS). The orangutans in this center have been rescued because their natural habitat is being destroyed. Orangutans, already endangered, are being pushed to the brink of...
Have you ever ordered fries at a sit down restaurant and with them came a plastic cup or plastic package with only a tear drop of ketchup? Have you ever noticed that most drinks you order these days, except for our old friends beer and...
Sharks and other at-risk species are collateral damage in the destructive tuna fisheries sourced by Clover Leaf. Send Clover Leaf a message at http://www.greenpeace.ca/tunaaction
Greenpeace activists visited Clover Leaf Seafoods' offices to deliver a special St. Patrick's day singing telegram imploring the company to green its cans. Clover Leaf is currently Canada’s largest brand of unsustainable tuna, sourcing from...
Greenpeace activists dressed as sharks hold banners over a pile of Clover Leaf tuna products that were hauled into Clover Leaf Seafoods' Canadian headquarters by fellow activists. Greenpeace Oceans Campaigner Sarah King also delivered a platter...
Our leaders won't listen to her, but they'll listen to you. What do you have to say to those who want to destroy the Arctic? Join our campaign at savethearctic.org
Greenpeace volunteers attempting to save North Sea cod from being pushed towards extinction, plunged into the ocean 40 miles from land and tried to stop a Scottish trawler by placing themselves in its course. Greenpeace fears that if fishing for...
A Greenpeace activist displays a banner reading: 'Marine Reserves Now' in a pledge to introduce marine reserves into the Baltic Sea. The reserves would protect marine life which is currently being fished close to or beyond safe biological limits.
By-catch is discarded through the hatch of the Scottish trawler 'Carisanne II'. By-catch includes unwanted, undersized and low value species that are discarded, dead, at sea. The wasted catch is not included in fishing quotas.
A pile of freshly caught fish on-board the 'Reiderland'. This German pair trawler is bottom trawling for North Sea Cod. In 2003, the International Council for Exploration of the Seas (ICES) called for a zero catch on this stock which is...
Greenpeace activists dump some 5 tonnes of dead bluefin tuna heads in front of the French Fisheries Ministry in Paris to protest the continual mismanagement of the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna fishery that is leading to the...
Dead bluefin tuna in a transfer cage. The cage, being towed behind an Italian trawler, moves at 1 knot and transfers captured fish from fishing vessel to a fattening cage in Tunisian waters. Several fish die en route.
Greenpeace divers hold up a banner that reads "No fish No future" next to a fish aggregation device (FAD). Around 10% of the catch generated by purse seine FAD fisheries is unwanted by-catch and includes endangered species of sharks and turtles.
A Greenpeace activist in the sea holds a banner reading "Ban Bluefin Tuna Trade" during a protest to demand immediate action to protect the endangered Mediterranean bluefin tuna from commercial extinction.
A turtle swimming around a fish aggregation device (FAD) belonging to the Ecuadorean purse seiner 'Ingalapagos', which was documented by Greenpeace in the vicinity of the northern Galapagos Islands. Around 10% of the catch generated by purse...
Greenpeace campaigners hold signs over top of Loblaws entrance demonstrating the company's selling of red-listed fish.
Fish and seafood in a Montreal market.
Greenpeace Canada launches an ad campaign on buses, a billboard in Halifax and Ottawa that read: “There’s probably no cod. Now let’s stop overfishing & think of the future.”
Greenpeace activists target Redlist species by chaining freezer doors shut and locking up seafood in shopping carts on the first day of a cross-Canada campaign.
Greenpeace mourners, complete with coffin and hearse, form a funeral procession at a Sobeys food store in Halifax, mourning the loss of the Atlantic cod.
This bluefin tuna died as a result of being caught on a long-line which broke but it was still attached to buoys on the surface.
The Campaign for a World We Can Breathe In. As a campaign like this should, the video speaks for itself.
Stephanie Goodwin May 5, 2010 As Enbridge Pipelines was holding their Annual General Meeting in Calgary today, Greenpeace was outside their Vancouver office holding a vigil. We stood in solidarity with affected...
Way to go Ecuador! Most of us would assume that nature has a natural right to exist. Now in Ecuador, this right could finally be codified in law. The articles listed below, were passed on July 7 of this year by the 130 member ...
On June 21st 2012, at the Rio+20 conference, Greenpeace launched the global Save the Arctic campaign. This video was presented to help raise awareness on the complex challenges we face if we want to preserve this pristine region for future...
This week, the Cohen Inquiry into the Decline of Sockeye Salmon uncovered a note, a smoking gun of sorts. Jason Hwang, a Department and Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) manager, identified key issues with his workplace, the Oceans...
Last week, Enbridge’s Northern Gateway Pipelines proposal took more collateral damage from very powerful groups in British Columbia: the First Nations Summit and the Union of B.C. Municipalities. The First Nations Summit Chiefs’...
First published in the Georgia Straight , July 5, 2010. Imagine kayaking through peanut butter. Except the peanut butter is toxic crude oil from the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Paddling through the marshes of the...
We have now been down here on the Gulf of Mexico for 5 days. It is hot and humid. Even though I knew full-well we were heading straight into hurricane Alex, I blithely expected clear skies and long sunny days. I am one member of...
first published in Georgia Strait , June 30, 2010. I knew I was in the Louisiana bayou when the water hugged the road on both sides. Power lines rose out of this water, trucks were sunk, and fishing boats sat idle. I’m in Grand...
In my work for Greenpeace I meet special people pretty regularly. And by special, I mean people who do the most unexpected things in the most wonderful ways. Meet Ta’Kaiya. She’s a ten-year old girl from North Vancouver who,...
On October 22, 2012 thousands of Canadians gathered at the B.C. legislature in Victoria to defend the west coast from tar sands pipelines and tankers, and tell the B.C. and federal governments that our coast is not for sale. For more info...
Greenpeace is calling on the Stephen Harper government to stop protecting nuclear companies. Sign the petition here Greenpeace Nuclear Analyst Shawn-Patrick Stensil explains the Nuclear Liability Act, the special federal law that protects...
Proposed map of marine reserves.
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