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Greenpeace activists board the East Ambition magnify image

Stopping Fonterra's climate crime

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Pristine rainforest located in a National Park near Jambi, Sumatra. 72 % of Indonesia's ancient intact forests have been cleared. 15 % of the world's biodiversity resides in Indonesia. magnify image

Fonterra implicated in rainforest destruction

These photos illustrate the investigation that revealed that New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra is implicated in Indonesian and Malaysian rainforest destruction.

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Capitol Climate Action Activists with banners protest in front of the Capitol Power Plant in Washington, D.C., March 2, 2009. magnify image

Month in pictures - March 2009

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TOKOROA, NEW ZEALAND, 29 October 2008, rotary hoeing 4-metre high letters reading "climate crime" into fresh pasture. 2008 NOT FOR ARCHIVE OR RESALE magnify image

Fighting climate crime

A team of Greenpeace activists take action against New Zealand's biggest contributor to climate change -- intensive corporate dairy farming.

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Kingsnorth Climate Camp. 100 people entered and secured an uncultivated field at Deansgate Ridge on the Hoo peninsula in Kent, only 1 km from Kingsnorth Power Station. They erected and climbed tripods to prevent police from moving them and have erected a marquee alongside a banner which reads "No New Coal". magnify image

Month in pictures - August 2008

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Over 350 people with Be The Change umbrellas created an amazing human banner as part of the global day of action on climate change, The images were sent worldwide and to leaders meeting at the recent Kyoto climate talks. magnify image

Be The Change Bus Tour

These are images from the Be The Change bus tour.

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Pirate radio DJ 'Bomber' Bradbury and Greenpeace climate campaigner Vanessa Atkinson on the beach at Ruakaka discuss the climate change consequences of converting Marsden B power station (behind them) to coal. Sunday November 5, 2006. magnify image

Heatwave FM

On the 2004 global day of action on climate change Greenpeace activists climbed to the roof of the 60m Marsden B power station in Ruakaka and set up a pirate radio station for 3 days.

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Thirty Greenpeace activists occupy the Didcot coal-fired powerstation. The Didcot site is the second most polluting power station in Britain - two thirds of the energy it generates is wasted. Greenpeace is demanding that the Government phases out these kind of coal fired power stations and instead backs localised - or decentralised power generation. magnify image

Month in Pictures - November 2006

The month in pictures from Greenpeace International

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Nelson, 30-Jul-06: Greenpeace activist Tia Taurere attached to the mooring line of Belize-flagged Chinese high seas bottom trawler in the Port of Nelson. magnify image

Stop the Chang Xing

Four activists boarded the notorius bottom trawler the Chang Xing in Port Nelson locking themselves to the mast and other parts of the vessel to stop it leaving port.

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Proboscis monkeys jumping between trees. magnify image

Wildlife of the Paradise forests

The tropical forests of Asia Pacific that span New Guinea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and the nearby archipelagos is home to a beautiful variety of life. Explore the region through the award winning photographs of Takeshi Mizukoshi who has devoted his life to photographing the world's remaining ancient forests.

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