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I’m wearing my new blue t-shirt from Bike to Work Day. It was a beautiful morning on the W.O. & D. trail. I hope you had a good ride yourself or at least wished you had when you saw bikes … Continue reading →

Although it may not have made it to the front page of our newspapers here in the US, there was big news this week for our planet and for some of the last remaining tropical rainforests. The President of Indonesia … Continue reading →

The Mexican government is likely to authorize the cultivation of genetically engineered (GE) corn in Mexico. And until now Mexican citizens, with the help of organisations like Greenpeace,  have managed to prevent agribusiness giants like...

One of the most rewarding things about my work is that I get to meet people almost everyday who are inspired by Greenpeace. I met Pennsylvania fine artist Justin Ballew over twitter a couple of weeks ago. Inspired by our … Continue reading →

The Arctic Council meeting in Sweden just wrapped up, and while we were thrilled to deliver photos of 280 global “I Love the Arctic” photos to the delegates including US Secretary of State John Kerry, we were disappointed that the … Continue...

This post is written by Tina Nottaway, Spokesperson for the Traditional Algonquin Nation of the One Nation “KWE,” I am an Anishinaabe woman who speaks the Algonquin language fluently. I live in the la Verendrye Wildlife Reserve in Quebec, which...

Opening remarks at the Peoples’ Arctic Conference in Kiruna, Sweden: (Not interested in reading all the way through? You can listen to Kumi Naidoo’s speech here). Greetings my friends, and welcome to the conference, the Peoples’ Arctic: Unified...