Rainbow Warrior at sail during the transit to the Philippines.
How can I help out on one of Greenpeace's ships?
To apply for a position as a crewmember on one of our ships,
send a CV to:
Greenpeace Marine Services
Ottho Heldringstraat 5
1066 AZ Amsterdam, The Netherlands
List any marine certificates you posess, and specify as many
skills as you can. Do you speak several languages? Are you a
certified diver? A professional cook? A wonderful musician? A
photographer, videographer, carpenter, plumber, or engineer? Is
your passport current and what's your availability?
We are always looking for motivated, skilled and experienced
crew but as you can imagine we also receive many applications each
day. Give us as much information as you can, and good luck!
How can I get a job with Greenpeace?
Take a look at our job
vacancies and there are also job vacancies listed on our national office sites.
How can I help Greenpeace?
There's lots of ways you can help. You can find out about jobs with the organisation and
with our national office sites. You can also contact
your local Greenpeace office to find out if you can volunteer.
You can become a financial supporter if you are not already.
Email to us :
Thailand : 
Philippines : 
I'm just a kid, what can I do to help?
Log in regularly to the Cyberactivist section of our website at
http://act.greenpeace.org/ to participate in
Greenpeace online campaign activities.
Add something to the sig file on your email with a campaign
message and a link to a cyberaction. If you make your message
really interesting or funny or provocative and change it regularly,
people will read it and follow the link. This way, every time you
send an email to a friend, you ask somebody else to join in an
action.
Make your own newsletter -- ask your friends to sign up and
create a distribution list. Send them all or part of the
Cyberactivist newsletter and add on other environmental actions
from other websites.
Do you have a webiste of your own? Put a Greenpeace banner up --
http://archive.greenpeace.org/banners . See a
site where you think a greenpeace banner belongs? Ask the webmaster
to post one, and send him or her the link above.
Visit relevant newsgroup and chatrooms and ask people if they've
taken action yet. Talk up the issues and get others informed and
involved --send them links to e-cards, petitions, and other on-line
actions.
Keep your community space home page here at the cybercentre
updated with action resources or links to local issues so other
cyberactivists can help with things happening in your own town.
Got a local issue that needs attention? Create your own
cyberaction and ask the cyberactivists here to help. There's some
great information about how to create a campaign at CampaignStrategy.org and the Friends of the Earth
Guide to Organising and Greenpeace Australia's guide to community
activism.
Know something about computers? Help a friend make the
Cybercentre or other Greenpeace page the home page on their
browser, so they get Greenpeace news every time their browser
starts up.
Download a screensaver by looking here and install it on your computer. If you
have access rights, install one on the computers at your school,
work, or library to remind others of environmental issues. Make the
home pages there point to a Greenpeace issue you care about as
well.
You'll also find tips for everyday actions you can take for a
"greener" lifestyle here at our Greenpeace Canada site. Oh, and
don't forget the power you have every time you buy something. Every
time you purchase a product, you vote for that product. Are you
voting for products which are friendly to the Earth? Are your
friends?