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Bird prodigy and young activist leader holds most Northerly strike
18-year-old ornithologist and nature, climate and equal rights campaigner, Mya-Rose Craig, also known as “birdgirl”, is at the Arctic ice edge, North of Svalbard, 82.2° North, protesting in the world’s most northerly climate strike.
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The ice is disappearing, BUT a movement is emerging
Today, scientists sounded another alarm on the impacts of the climate breakdown: the Arctic sea ice minimum has reached its 2nd lowest level since measurements began.
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We are going to the Arctic
We are going to the Arctic to show the world that climate breakdown has serious impacts for the oceans and its wildlife.
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Greenpeace protests against Shell plans to pollute North Sea
Greenpeace activists have today launched a protest in the North Sea to call out Shell’s plans to abandon an estimated 11,000 tonnes of oil on the seabed.
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‘Ticking time bomb’ in Antarctic as fishing vessels fail safety checks
"If we’re going to protect the oceans, it’s critical that governments agree an ambitious Global Ocean Treaty this year to create areas off-limits to harmful human activity..."
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Antarctic penguin colonies decline by as much as 77% in last 50 years
"As wildlife struggles, we urgently need sanctuaries ... so marine life like penguins have the space to recover from human activity and adapt to our rapidly changing climate."
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Marion Cotillard, Gustaf Skarsgård, Ni Ni and penguin scientists voyage to the Antarctic
"We urgently need a Global Ocean Treaty, and it's on the table at the UN!"
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‘Turtle Journey’ shows us why we urgently need to protect the oceans
Greenpeace UK released a powerful short animation about ocean destruction, working with Aardman Animations and Oscar-winning actors.
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Climate Emergency: The best of Greenpeace images 2019
It’s that time of the year again, where we take a moment to step back and have a look at everything that was accomplished in the past 12 months.
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New Greenpeace report reveals the deadly impact of ghost gear
An estimated 640,000 tonnes of abandoned or lost fishing equipment enter the ocean every year, making up around 10% of the plastic waste in our oceans.
