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.”