Medio siglo de lucha de los 'guerreros del arcoíris'

The Rainbow Warrior is in Marsden Wharf in Auckland Harbour after the bombing by French secret service agents.

The crew of the Phyllis Cormack (also called "Greenpeace") on-board the ship. Clockwise from top left: Hunter, Moore, Cummings, Metcalfe, Birmingham, Cormack, Darnell, Simmons, Bohlen, Thurston, Fineberg. This is a photographic record by Robert Keziere of the very first Greenpeace voyage, which departed Vancouver on the 15th September 1971. The aim of the trip was to halt nuclear tests in Amchitka Island by sailing into the restricted area. Crew on-board the ship, are the pioneers of the green movement who formed the original group that became Greenpeace.

A Greenpeace activist sprays a seal with harmless dye to render its pelts valueless.

The campaign against nuclear dumping has widespread support among fishermen and the people of coastal Galicia. Rally welcoming the Sirius in the harbour of Vigo after protesting against the dumping of nuclear waste by dumpship Rijnborg.

Russian security services abseil from a helicopter onto the deck of the Arctic Sunrise and seize the ship at gunpoint following an attempt by five Greenpeace International activists to climb the 'Prirazlomnaya', an oil platform operated by Russian energy giant Gazprom, in the Pechora Sea. The activists were there to peacefully protest against Arctic oil drilling.

Acclaimed Italian composer and pianist Ludovico Einaudi performs one of his own compositions on a floating platform in the Arctic Ocean, in front of the Wahlenbergbreen glacier (in Svalbard, Norway). The composition, Elegy for the Arctic, was inspired by eight million voices from around the world calling for Arctic protection. The Greenpeace ship the Arctic Sunrise carried Einaudi, the grand piano and eight million voices to Svalbard. Greenpeace is urging the OSPAR Commission that meets this week (20-24 June, 2016) in Tenerife, not to miss the opportunity to protect international Arctic waters under its mandate. El prestigioso compositor y pianista italiano Ludovico Einaudi ha unido su voz, a traves de la mœsica, a la de los ocho millones de personas de todo el mundo que piden la protecci—n del çrtico, con la interpretacion de una pieza creada especialmente para la ocasi—n sobre una plataforma flotante en mitad de ese oceano, frente al glaciar Wahlenbergbreen (en Svalbard, Noruega). Einaudi ha viajado al çrtico a bordo del barco de Greenpeace Arctic Sunrise, coincidiendo con el comienzo en Tenerife de una importante cita para el futuro del çrtico: la reunion esta semana de la comision OSPAR, que podr’a asegurar la creaci—n de la primera zona protegida en aguas internacionales del oceano çrtico.

Greenpeace Spain carried out an action on one of the most iconic Spanish buildings to protest against the TTIP. The activists have climbed a building no one has been able to climb before. Six Greenpeace climbers ascended up the south side of one of the two Torres Kio. These buildings located in Madrid, called the Puerta de Europa (Europe’s Door), have been the scenario to protest against the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership negotiations carried out by the European Union and the Unites States. The activists have climbed 80 meters up to display a banner of over 300 square meters. Seis activistas de Greenpeace están escalando la fachada sur de una de las dos Torres Kio, los edificios madrileños que forman la llamada ‘Puerta de Europa’ para expresar así su protesta ante las negociaciones que están llevando a cabo la Unión Europea y los Estados Unidos, para acordar un Tratado Transatlántico de Comercio e Inversiones, más conocido por las siglas TTIP. La publicación el pasado 2 de mayo de los documentos secretos de esta negociación por parte de Greenpeace Holanda, el TTIP Leaks, ha aumentado el grado de rechazo a este acuerdo debido a sus contenidos. La organización medioambiental considera que este tipo de acuerdos deben negociarse bajo el paraguas de los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible de Naciones Unidas o los compromisos alcanzados en la cumbre contra el cambio climático de París y exige que así se haga.

Greenpeace inflatable hooks on to a Japanese whaling boat while it is pulling a caught whale on board. (Greenpeace 30th Anniversary Images photo 30)

Greenpeace re-occupies Shell's oil installation BRENT SPAR to prevent dumping at sea. North Sea. Complete re-occupation of BS with banner "Save the North Sea, Stop Shell".

Greenpeace activists unfurl a banner from the famous Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro to call on governments to protect global biodiversity. Meanwhile, one of the activists tried to parachute from the statue, but had to rappel down. The action corresponds with the timing of the Convention of Biological Diversity (CBD) in Curitiba, Brazil, where representatives from 188 countries discuss the protection of biodiversity.

Greenpeace Antarctica Expedition 1989/90. Resupply of World Park Base, helicopter landing on base. MV GONDWANA in background. (Greenpeace 30th Anniversary Images photo 16).

As the Paris climate conference enters the closing stretch, Greenpeace activists create a solar symbol around the world-famous Paris landmark, the Arc de Triomphe, by painting the roads yellow with a non-polluting water-based paint to reveal the image of a huge shining sun. This action reminds politicians and governments that whatever they agree in Paris, the only credible way to beat climate change is to support and increase renewables energy systems.

12/05/2014. Playa del Algarrobico, Carboneras, Almeria, Andalucia, España. Después de 24 horas de trabajo, los 100 activistas de Greenpeace han terminado de pintar un inmenso punto negro de 8.000 metros cuadrados en la fachada frontal del hotel ilegal de El Algarrobico. La acción ha concluido con la presencia de dos zódiacs en las que se podía leer el mensaje: "Algarrobico, punto negro de la costa" y "Demolición ya". Esta ha sido la acción con más activistas en los 30 años de historia de Greenpeace en España. Los activistas han abandonado el hotel sin que se produjeran detenciones tras finalizar su cometido de poner en evidencia el "mayor punto negro" de la costa española. ©Greenpeace/Pedro Armestre ©Greenpeace Handout/Pedro ARMESTRE - No sales - No Archives - Editorial Use Only - Free use only for 14 days after release. Photo provided by GREENPEACE, distributed handout photo to be used only to illustrate news reporting or commentary on the facts or events depicted in this image.