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Careful sailing in close quarters

Careful sailing in close quarters

Feature story | September 17, 2002 at 0:00

When the Pacific Pintail left the open sea and headed through the Walney channel this morning the ship was met by five members of the Nuclear Free Irish Sea Flotilla who had been lying in wait. The flotilla boats obeyed all maritime safety...

Opponents of nuclear transport set sail for rough weather and high seas vigil

Opponents of nuclear transport set sail for rough weather and high seas vigil

Feature story | July 7, 2002 at 0:00

What would possess a comfortably retired grandfather, a former rock musician, a chimney sweep and a tour guide to set out in small boats in some of the roughest waters in the world? What can unite the Pacific island nation of Fiji with the...

Rainbow Warrior joins Balinese flotilla of hope for urgent climate action

Press release | December 7, 2007 at 15:02

A flotilla of fishing boats greeted the Greenpeace flagship, SV Rainbow Warrior, as she sailed into Benoa port Bali today.The fishing boats carried banners saying ‘Save Our Seas - Save Our Corals´ and ‘Climate Action Now´ urging government...

Submerged scientist slams shale oil

Submerged scientist slams shale oil

Feature story | July 22, 2008 at 0:00

A world renowned coral reef scientist Dr. Charlie Veron joined Greenpeace activists underwater to make a bold statement against the shale oil industry and for the protection of the Great Barrier Reef from climate change.

Rainbow Warrior joins Balinese flotilla of hope

Blog entry by Jo Kuper | December 7, 2007

By Jo, communications officer The ships are really where the heart of Greenpeace is. I’ve been lucky enough to have some wonderful experiences on board our ships the Esperanza and Arctic Sunrise. But until today I had never even...

‘Slightly contaminated’

Blog entry by Justin | July 24, 2008

It could be argued that the ultimate aim of Greenpeace (and by extension this blog) is to put itself out of a job. If everybody would just do their bit for their environment, all the lovely people at Greenpeace could pack up and go...

First Step on Balinese Land

Blog entry by Woon | December 4, 2007

Thursday 29 Nov 2007 by Woon SG-Thailand As soon as I walked out of the plane on Balinese land, I pulled off my light jacket. The issue of climate change seems to greet me as early as I took my first step on the land where the...

Flotilla of Fishing Boats Greets the Rainbow Warrior

Flotilla of Fishing Boats Greets the Rainbow Warrior

Image | December 7, 2007 at 15:30

A flotilla of fishing boats arrives to greet the Greenpeace flagship, SV Rainbow Warrior as she sails into Bali Indonesia. The flotilla is calling on people all over the world to take part in tomorrow's global day of action on climate change.

Solar Generation taking part in a flotilla

Solar Generation taking part in a flotilla

Image | December 10, 2007 at 23:50

Solar Generation taking part in a flotilla at the COPMOP in Bali

Paul Barrett will sail this 48

Paul Barrett will sail this 48

Image | April 1, 2001 at 1:00

Paul Barrett will sail this 48-foot Endurance staysail ketch, the Tuscair, from Ireland in protest against the shipment of plutonium fuel through the Irish sea by British Nuclear Fuels.

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