About Us Feature Stories

If we ask you to think of the symbol of Greenpeace, you will probably say the Esperanza, the Greenpeace ship that we are all so proud of. In our Expose section in this issue you can read about part of our oceans work in Taiwan with Esperanza.

Thank you to all of us at Greenpeace East Asia for helping us to win a number of significant victories. These included the Chinese government’s announcement of a 5-10 year suspension on the commercialisation of GE rice, and a commitment by a...

Over the past 15 years, the area of genetically-engineered (GE) farmland across the globe has increased by 87 times, reaching 1.48 hundred million hectares by 2011. When Greenpeace entered China seven years ago, our priority naturally was...

Welcome to our Winter 2011 Impact Report, which details how our work over the past few months has helped us towards a green and peaceful future. Each of the five main feature stories in this issue covers one aspect of our environmental work. We...

With Asia's ongoing rise on the world stage, it was clear that Greenpeace urgently needed to boost its resources in the area. So we opened new offices in Taipei and Seoul, to join our Beijing and Hong Kong offices. This, along with many campaign...

Greenpost Vol. 53 - Summer Issue

Greenpeace came together in 1971 as a small band of volunteers, and since then, we have never stopped in our mission to defend the planet. Today we are in over 40 countries and regions, and more than 2.8 million supporters have joined their...

The Rainbow Warrior is coming to Hong Kong! Since 1978, our beautiful ship has been campaigning for forest protection, an end to nuclear testing, safe and sustainable oceans, and a clean energy revolution. Next year, for the 40th anniversary of...

2010 may be the Year of the Tiger, but tigers all over the world are under threat – especially Indonesia’s Sumatran tigers. There are only 500 Sumatran tigers left in the wild, and their numbers are rapidly decreasing – because their homeland is...