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What you can do

There are loads of ways you can help save the whales.

Crews of Greenpeace ships MY Arctic Sunrise (pictured) and the MY Esperanza crew uses their bodies to write "Help End Whaling !" on the ice of Antarctica, after completing a 2 month campaign against the whaling fleet of Japan . Southern Ocean, 20.01.2006 Enlarge image

I-go website for whales

Join the I-go international online community to help defend the whales in the Southern Ocean. Through the I-go website you can create your own campaign and involve others.

Greenpeace will use the best ideas posted to the website when confronting the Japanese whaling fleet.  We hope to recruit 30,000 new people to help drive the campaign against whaling.

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Japanese love wagon will help save whales in the Southern Ocean whales sanctuary. Enlarge image

Join the Japanese love wagon

A Japanese woman and Spanish man living in Tokyo travel around Japan to find their true love for whales and the earth. Their journey takes them deep into the heart of Japanese society and the people’s attitudes towards whales.

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Greenpeace activist Milo Dahlman in snowstorm during action against Japanese whaling in the Southern Ocean. Enlarge image

Interact through our weblog

Interact with activists on board our ship, the Esperanza, while it defends the whales in the Southern Ocean. Visit the blog.

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The virtual march logo is projected outside the hotel where the IWC is being held, in Ulsan, South Korea. Enlarge image

Write to the government

Sometimes the most effective action can be just writing a letter. So why not write a letter to the Australian government to demand they do something to stop the Japanese government from packing the IWC with bought votes.

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