Globally, tuna stocks are heavily over fished. But the fishermen in the Maldives - catching their skipjack by pole and line - are giving their skipjack tuna a brighter future.

The Campaign for a World We Can Breathe In. As a campaign like this should, the video speaks for itself.

Greenpeace Canada is campaigning to convince Canada's major supermarket chains to stop selling Redlist species—seafood that is the most threatened by overharvesting. This video features the key activity on the first day of the campaign (Monday...

Don't buy seafood on Greenpeace's Redlist. Ask your supermarket to stop selling Redlist fish too. www.greenpeace.ca/fish

Through its supermarket campaign, Greenpeace has been urging Sobeys to stop selling cod, one of 15 species on the Redlist of unsustainable seafood. Sobeys has refused to remove cod and other Redlist seafood from sale.

Greenpeace hangs a longline from the roof of Costco in Vancouver to highlight the need for ocean protection and to send a message to the company to stop selling "red list" species that are destructively fished or farmed. Costco is the only major...

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 has enlisted two sharks to help convince Clover Leaf to stop sourcing from destructive fisheries and switch to ocean-friendly tuna. This summer we'll be on tour in Quebec and the Maritimes. Click on the cans to see what our sharks are...