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Copy of Juvenile bluefin tuna below the minimum landing size, landed by the unauthorised fishing vessel Yasar Reis II, being weighed on the quayside. Greenpeace demands the closure of the bluefin tuna fishery until its management is based on science, fishing capacity is decreased to sustainable levels and marine reserves are established to protect all the species’ breeding grounds.

Juvenile bluefin tuna below the minimum landing size, landed by the unauthorised fishing vessel Yasar Reis II, being weighed on the quayside. Greenpeace demands the closure of the bluefin tuna fishery until its management is based on science, fishing capacity is decreased to sustainable levels and marine reserves are established to protect all the species’ breeding grounds.

Juvenile bluefin tuna below the minimum landing size, landed by the unauthorised fishing vessel Yasar Reis II, being weighed on the quayside. Greenpeace demands the closure of the bluefin tuna fishery until its management is based on science, fishing capacity is decreased to sustainable levels and marine reserves are established to protect all the species’ breeding grounds.

Juvenile bluefin tuna below the minimum landing size, landed by the unauthorised fishing vessel Yasar Reis II, being weighed on the quayside. Greenpeace demands the closure of the bluefin tuna fishery until its management is based on science, fishing capacity is decreased to sustainable levels and marine reserves are established to protect all the species’ breeding grounds.

Rainbow Warrior, with peace banner hung between it's masts, passes under a bridge between at Istanbul. The Rainbow Warrior is in the Mediterranean for a three-month ship tour taking action on the threats to the sea and calling for a network of large-scale marine reserves to protect the health and productivity of the Mediterranean Sea.

The Greenpeace ship MY Esperanza sets sail from Rotterdam harbour, The Netherlands bound for Cape Town, South Africa where the organization is embarking on a major global oceans expedition. Greenpeace is calling for a network of marine reserves which are needed to protect and restore the health of the world's oceans.

Lace coral and encrusting sponge. La Botte, Mediterranean Sea.

The Greenpeace ship MY Esperanza sets sail from Rotterdam harbour, The Netherlands bound for Cape Town, South Africa where the organization is embarking on a major global oceans expedition. Greenpeace is calling for a network of marine reserves which are needed to protect and restore the health of the world's oceans.

Size matters - Greenpeace Greece investigation into the undersized fish market.