Preserve, protect and restore our planet
Focusing on great global forests and oceans we aim to preserve, protect and restore the most valuable ecosystems for the climate and for biodiversity.
Our vision
We need a world where oceans and forests are protected and are allowed to flourish. We need a new story to emerge, one that places the entire Earth’s ability to thrive above the greed of a few.
The issues
Extreme Weather
Fires
Food
In the early hours of the morning, it is possible to see evapotranspiration from trees, which send moisture into the atmosphere. Humaitá, Amazonas
Amazon
Oceans
What you can do
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NatureStop Deep Sea Mining
We need a global moratorium to stop the launch of this destructive new extractive industry. Join the Campaign.
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Deep Arctic Expedition
Join Greenpeace and world-leading scientists as we explore the fascinating deep sea in the Arctic.
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NatureSend your demand to JBS: release the files
Demand the world’s largest meat empire. JBS, to reveal the true cost of their expansion.
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NatureRespect the Amazon
Ask political leaders to act on their promises to stop Amazon destruction.
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NatureStop Big Meat and Dairy
It’s time to cut through corporate lies, cut agriculture emissions and shift towards sustainable agroecology.
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NatureProtect the Oceans
Add your name to call on leaders to create new ocean sanctuaries and protect our blue planet.
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How JBS, the world’s largest meat company, is gearing up to plunder Nigerians’ land for corporate profit
After Greenpeace Netherlands initiated legal action demanding meat giant JBS disclose details of its planned $6 billion global expansion, almost half of which is earmarked for Nigeria, JBS has been telling the media it is not currently active in the country.
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“Hvala, Ali Ne!” – How a Small Croatian Town is Taking on a Big Ag Giant
Would you like to live next to a facility that slaughters 100 million chickens a year? I wouldn’t.
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Greenpeace reacts as fertilizer firms report soaring profits from Iran war supply crisis
Greenpeace International reacts to the news that fertiliser producers have made windfall profits off the back of the war in the Middle East.