About Greenpeace
Greenpeace is an independent global campaigning network that uses peaceful protest and research to expose environmental problems and promote solutions on climate and oceans. Conservation work connects particular environments with the wider natural systems around them. The organisation’s activities give people a route into exploring these relationships, linking concern for nature with attention to human decisions and participation.
Environmental Campaigns and Research
Greenpeace combines research with campaigning to draw attention to environmental problems. This approach connects information about an issue with public action, placing the relationship between evidence, awareness and change at the centre of its environmental work.
Peaceful Protest and Public Engagement
Peaceful protest gives its campaigns an active public dimension. The network brings environmental concerns into public discussion, connecting people interested in an issue with actions intended to highlight problems and promote alternatives.
Climate, Oceans and Environmental Solutions
Its work includes climate and oceans, linking specific campaigns with wider questions about the natural world. The independent network’s mission connects exposing environmental harm with promoting solutions, giving advocacy a role alongside research and public engagement. Its environmental purpose brings practical action and public awareness together. This gives conservation a place within community interests and wider discussion about how natural resources and habitats are protected.