Greenpeace is an independent global environmental organization that seeks to protect the earth’s biodiversity and promote peace by tackling the most critical environmental issues facing the planet. Founded in 1971, Greenpeace operates in over 55 countries, using peaceful protest, science, and advocacy to create impactful change and raise awareness about environmental threats.

The organization’s campaigns focus on halting climate change, preserving oceans and forests, eliminating pollution, and promoting sustainable agriculture. Through direct actions, such as protests, petitions, and investigations, Greenpeace exposes environmental harm and holds governments and corporations accountable. The organization is committed to remaining financially independent, relying solely on individual donations and not accepting funds from governments or corporations to maintain impartiality.

Greenpeace empowers local communities and engages millions of activists worldwide to support policies and practices that prioritize the environment and protect vulnerable ecosystems. Their efforts include campaigns to transition to renewable energy, stop deforestation, protect marine life, and ban harmful chemicals and plastics.

Greenpeace’s mission is driven by the belief that a healthy planet is essential for peace, justice, and human well-being. By mobilizing global action, Greenpeace seeks to create a green and peaceful world for present and future generations.