Kiribati — We chased it for 5 days, but as dawn broke over the Pacific this morning we finally confronted the biggest tuna fishing vessel in the world. The Spanish-owned and flagged tuna purse seiner "Albatun Tres" is known as a 'super, super...

New Zealand band Fat Freddys Drop mix it up with deep sea life.

The Campaign for a World We Can Breathe In. As a campaign like this should, the video speaks for itself.

Globally, tuna stocks are heavily over fished. But the fishermen in the Maldives - catching their skipjack by pole and line - are giving their skipjack tuna a brighter future.

Extreme fisherman and star of the Ultimate Fishing Show Matt Watson talks about fishing, sustainability and the Greenpeace report: While Stocks Last.

Greenpeace activists stopped a fishing vessel leaving Auckland harbour, New Zealand, this afternoon and used it to send a message calling on the Foodtown supermarket chain to stop selling orange roughy and to implement a sustainable seafood...

Greenpeace hung a seven metre banner on the downtown Auckland Foodtown supermarket which read 'Costing our Oceans? Alongside, the mascot for the Greenpeace Save our Seas campaign, Sad Fish, hangs in a bottom trawl net. The message highlighted...

The Greenpeace ship Esperanza is heading out once more to protect the dwindling tuna stocks of the Pacific Ocean. Over the past few years, some important progress has been made and vast no-take areas have been established but a lot of work...

Once we empty our oceans of all the fish, we'll have to learn how to cook jellyfish! Sushi, anyone?

Fish Aggregating Devices (or FADs) are still widely used by tuna fishing fleets throughout the Pacific Ocean despite a (temporary) ban. The use of FADs results in the bycatch of many juvenile and unwanted species contributing to the depletion of...

Champion of the oceans and all life within the intrepid Sad Fish sets off on a grand tour of New Zealand visiting supermarkets and public venues from Kaitia to Bluff spreading the good word on sustainable oceans.

Take a deep breath and imagine the oceans... Short Greenpeace documentary outlining the threats to our oceans and what can be done to restore their health produced in 2005.

Greenpeace NZ oceans campaigner Karli Thomas sums up the state of the whaling campaign in March 2010

This fragile Earth deserves a voice. It needs solutions. It needs change. It needs you.

Greenpeace supporters create a whale graveyard in front of New Zealand parliament. Greenpeace New Zealand Executive Director Bunny McDiarmid outlines latest developments in campaign to save the whales, not whaling.

The BP Deepwater Disaster, one month later: Greenpeace oil specialist and marine biologist Paul Horsman visits the Mississippi Delta to see first hand the oil which is beginning to wash onto the shores of delicate coastal ecosystem.

On 2nd June 2010 in Wellington on the steps of Parliament about 200 people gathered at a rally to demonstrate their support for the NZ Government to negotiate a deal to save whales, not whaling when the International Whaling Commission (IWC)...

Our emissions of carbon dioxide threaten to alter the very chemistry of sea water and change life in our oceans within the span of a single human lifetime. An animation by Leo Murray for Greenpeace.

Watch as Sim McKenna - climber and Greenpeace activist - prepares to occupy the Stena Don oil rig as it drills in the deep waters of the Arctic. Hear how his time in the Gulf of Mexico after BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster has helped drive him to...

Greenpeace International Executive Director Kumi Naidoo addresses the need for urgent environmental action.

In July 2010, Chinese photographer Lu Guang documented the oil spill at the city of Dalian for Greenpeace. The pictures he took portraying the death of firefighter Zhang Liang won a World Press Photo award in 2011 (third prize, spot news stories).

Check out the fishing method that is being phased out by New Zealand’s big canned tuna brands.

The Fin Brothers, Clark and Bruce, have teamed up once again to fight ocean crime. Follow their progress, brought to you in weekly episodes, as they take on the bad guys and bring them to justice. Episode 1 introduces our two marine heros.

The Fin Brothers, Clark and Bruce, have teamed up once again to fight ocean crime. Follow their progress, brought to you in weekly episodes, as they take on the bad guys and bring them to justice. In Episode 2 our marine heroes receive their...

The Fin Brothers, Clark and Bruce, have teamed up once again to fight ocean crime. Follow their progress, brought to you in weekly episodes, as they take on the bad guys and bring them to justice. In Episode 3 our marine heroes go to HQ to...

The Fin Brothers, Clark and Bruce, have teamed up once again to fight ocean crime. Follow their progress, brought to you in weekly episodes, as they take on the bad guys and bring them to justice. In Episode 4 our marine heroes set off on their...

The Fin Brothers, Clark and Bruce, have teamed up once again to fight ocean crime. Follow their progress, brought to you in weekly episodes, as they take on the bad guys and bring them to justice. In Episode 5 they take their message to the...

A year of action led campaigning in 2011.

This footage was given to Greenpeace by someone inside the tuna fishing industry who'd had enough of the destruction.

We've made this spoof of Sealord's TV ad to reveal the truth beneath the public relations.

With people like you we have achieved a great deal.

In January 2013 we sailed the Rainbow Warrior to the subantarctic islands to highlight some of the most precious places and species that New Zealand would put at risk if deep sea oil drilling is allowed to proceed.

On the bridge of the Rainbow Warrior, we made a pledge to resist, with every peaceful means available to us, the threat of deep sea oil. And we called Anadarko in Texas to tell them exactly that.

The Right To Protest TVC

Support a ban on shark finning in NZ waters.

It's Black Friday every day for sharks swimming in New Zealand waters. So when we realised New Zealand's first-ever Shark Awareness Week included Friday the 13th we thought we'd use it as an opportunity to illustrate that shark finning is still...

John Key and his Government is ushering in a new era of high risk deep sea oil drilling in New Zealand. If something goes wrong, the impact on our environment , our economy and our way of life could be catastrophic.

Help your cat join the CATavist movement against #badtuna at http://www.catsvsbadtuna.org and take action yourself at http://www.greenpeace.org/badtuna

Greenpeace activists have now been blocking the Mars, Incorporated Whiskas factory in Whanganui, New Zealand for over 8 hours to Stop Bad Tuna.

How big is your rig? Here the Clumpers talking about their solar rig and dispel some of Unison's myths about the the Solar Tax. If you think a tax on solar is a bad idea, sign the petition here: http://grnpc.org/say-nah-to-the-solar..