Help win the biggest victory for our oceans!
Help win the biggest victory for our oceans!
Greenpeace is voyaging around the globe in the fight for ocean protection. Together we can push governments of the UN to secure a Global Ocean Treaty this August to help protect 30% of our oceans.
Now is the best chance we have at securing global ocean protection.
Will you consider making a regular tax deductible donation to power our campaign through this crucial moment?
Please donate now.
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Your tax deductible donation every four weeks will help fund our urgent campaigns.
Your tax deductible donation will help fund our urgent campaigns.
Our campaign is 100% independently funded
Help power our campaign to secure a win for our oceans and our future.
$30
Could help create unforgettable content to shift the hearts and minds of world leaders to protect our oceans
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$60
Could help investigate and expose governments that are failing to protect the oceans to turn up the political heat ahead of the final UN negotiations
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$150
Could help fund scientific research to discover vital ecosystems and species that need immediate protection from destructive industries.
Donating regularly is the most effective way to support our campaign to:
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Provide ongoing support for our campaigns to be most effective -
Allow Greenpeace to remain fiercely independent in our investigations
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Ensure we can respond quickly to environmental news and strategic campaign moments to win
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Provide ongoing support for our campaigns to be most effective
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Allow Greenpeace to remain fiercely independent in our investigations.
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Ensure we can respond quickly to environmental news and strategic campaign moments to win.
Why do we need to protect our oceans?
Our oceans sustain all life on earth but they are under threat from destructive industries like industrial fishing, deep-sea mining and plastic pollution. Oceans and marine wildlife need the space to recover free from harmful human activity. Scientists predict we need to protect at least 30% of our oceans by 2030 to avoid the worst effects of the climate crisis.
What is a Global Ocean Treaty?
It's an international agreement – currently under negotiation by governments at the UN – that would make it possible to properly protect the high seas through a network of oceans sanctuaries.
What are ocean sanctuaries?
Sanctuaries are similar to national parks, just in the ocean. They are designed to protect ecosystems from human exploitation, which means forbidding industrial fishing, mining, and other destructive human activities.
Penguins are feeling the heat from climate change
New research from our Antarctic expedition has found a biological change in penguin behaviour due to our warming climate. The oceans, vital ecosystems and marine wildlife need the best chance they can get to be able to adapt.
- Scientists from Stony Brook University on our Antarctic expedition discovered a new gentoo penguin breeding colony on Andersson Island (1).
- This was some of the southmost records for Gentoo penguins where, until recently, it was far too icy for the more temperate Gentoo penguin to successfully raise chicks.
- Penguins are experiencing significant changes in the Antarctic due to the rapidly changing climate and industrial fishing.
The Antarctic is just one of many vital ecosystems that would be protected with a Global Ocean Treaty
Help save our oceans and wildlife now
Donating regularly is the most effective way to support our campaign
- Allow Greenpeace to remain fiercely independent in our investigations.
- Ensure we can respond quickly to environmental news and strategic campaign moments to win.
- Provide ongoing support for our campaigns to be most effective.
- Allow Greenpeace to remain fiercely independent in our investigations.
- Ensure we can respond quickly to environmental news and strategic campaign moments to win.
