Climate change was our main priority in 2009, and though the Copenhagen conference in December did not result in a binding deal, we generated great public support and awareness around the world and in China for our work. We also continued...

This year, 2005 was a landmark year for Greenpeace. We launched our work onto a five-year trajectory which will result in us establishing an office that is ready to take on the full dimensions of our work in China.

This October, the Chinese government celebrated 60 years since the founding of the People’s Republic of China. While it’s been 60 years since the declaration of the PRC, Greenpeace East Asia has only been working in the mainland a mere seven...

Greenpeace East Asia grew into one of the organisation’s largest global offices both in terms of staff numbers and in the volume of ongoing projects last year. We now have 77 full-time employees spread over our Hong Kong, Beijing and Guangzhou...

2003 was a milestone of our environmental work in Mainland China. We established operations in Beijing and Guangzhou, which help us understand the realities of domestic environmental problems and international links. In addition, we have begun to...

2002 was a challenging year for Greenpeace. In mainland China, we have built up a solid network of local communities, scientists and volunteers. We also published reports and research information about genetically engineered food and ecological...

2004 was a landmark year for Greenpeace East Asia. The Greenpeace International organisation designated Greenpeace East Asia a global priority office, with the goal of helping China develop along a green and healthy path. We also greatly expanded...