Learn fascinating arctic fox facts and about their amazing adaptations that help them survive in one of the coldest places on the planet.

“Save the Whales!” is a phrase as old as Greenpeace – and indeed, one so linked to our inception, it’s hard to separate the ...

Every view, every share, every reaction makes the message harder for Dove to ignore. Let’s work together to spread this video around the world. As Dove prepares to celebrate the 20th anniversary of ...

Why is Shell suing Greenpeace? Shell is trying to silence us. They’re demanding we stop protesting at any of their facilities at sea or in port, anywhere in the world, ever again, or otherwise face a ...

Four Greenpeace activists climbed onto the roof of the Prime Minister’s £2m manor house in Yorkshire earlier this morning in protest at his backing for a major expansion of North Sea oil and gas ...

Nearly half our plastic waste gets burned. It costs our health and our planet. Find out why incineration won't solve the plastic crisis.

Whales are incredible creatures. They are the largest animals on earth, can be found in all oceans and play an important role in the marine environment. Warm-blooded and air breathing mammals like us, ...

Here’s a riddle. What makes your energy bills higher, your home colder and the planet hotter? Oh, and funnels money into Russia’s war as well? Answer: a draughty, energy-wasting home, which the UK has ...

Study after study shows that when it comes to making up their minds about an issue, people trust their family and friends more than almost any other source. So although it’s not always easy, having an ...

Forests are being burned to make room for giant soya plantations. But are vegetarian soya burgers really to blame?

Meat – or more specifically, ‘industrial meat’ – is bad for the planet. The vast majority of meat bought in the UK is produced in intensive factory farms. These farms are part of a destructive global ...

A Greenpeace investigation has revealed that supertrawlers spent 2963 hours fishing in UK Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in 2019, the equivalent of 123 days.