Greenpeace en Instagram

Fuente. Instagram

Su objetivo es proteger y defender el medio ambiente, interviniendo en diferentes puntos del planeta cuando se cometen atentados contra la Naturaleza.

Greenpeace lleva a cabo campañas para detener el cambio climático, proteger la biodiversidad, la no utilización de transgénicos, disminuir la contaminación, acabar con el uso de la energía nuclear y proteger bosques.

Con oficinas nacionales y regionales en 44 países, la organización obtiene sus ingresos de las contribuciones individuales de sus 3 millones de socios, cifra del 1 de marzo de 2013, en todo el mundo.

Greenpeace se mantiene exclusivamente de donaciones de personas físicas que quieren un cambio para tener un planeta verde, pacífico y sin desigualdad.

Es decir, Greenpeace no recibe dinero de gobiernos, empresas, iglesias ni partidos políticos.

​En el caso de México, dada campaña basa su trabajo en una documentación rigurosa de los problemas ambientales más graves del país: deforestación, transgénicos, agricultura industrial y sus impactos, sobrepesca, vertido ilegal de tóxicos a los cuerpos de agua y mal manejo de residuos peligrosos, entre algunos más.

​Por supuesto, Greenpeace siempre tiene una solución para cada problema que cuestiona.
 
A continuación encontrarás algunas de nuestras fotos favoritas de Greenpeace en Instagram, ¡disfrútalas!

Marine life swims near a FAD (fish aggregating device) in the Indian Ocean. A FAD is a floating man-made “fish magnet” used to attract tuna, but also entices a large range of other marine life, such as threatened species of sharks or large numbers of juvenile yellowfin and bigeye tuna. . . . #greenpeace #oceans #colour #photography #instagood #nofilter #Ships #fish #instalike #insta #pictureoftheday #instagram #climatechange #globalwarming #sea #activism #saferplanet #esperanzaship #marinelife #underwater #sustainability #ecofriendly #esperanzaship

Una publicación compartida de Greenpeace International (@greenpeace) el 20 de Abr de 2017 a la(s) 12:20 PDT

“The poetry of the Earth is never dead.” John Keats . . . #greenpeace #peoplepower #instalike #insta #pictureoftheday #nofilter #instgood #instagram #climatechange #globalwarming #sea #activism #safeplanet #forests #Greenland #Green #Tree #Forest #beautiful #peace #wilderness #Arctic #SavetheArctic #mountain #reflection @christianaslund

Una publicación compartida de Greenpeace International (@greenpeace) el 18 de Abr de 2017 a la(s) 9:48 PDT

Thousands of people stood for the freedom of civil society and the freedom of thought by forming a spectacular human banner at the the iconic Heroes’ Square in Hungary’s capital, Budapest. . . . . #peoplepower #Greenpeace #protest #pictureoftheday #instagram #insta #nofilter #hungary #budapest #civilsociety #peace #civildisobedience #protest #instalikes #instadaily #instagood

Una publicación compartida de Greenpeace International (@greenpeace) el 14 de Abr de 2017 a la(s) 12:19 PDT

Three people, including the Executive Director of Greenpeace New Zealand, Russel Norman, swam in front of a 120-meter oil exploration ship nicknamed ‘The Beast’. Their aim? To stop it seismic blasting for oil. . The activists traveled out to the site on the newly crowdfunded boat ‘Taitu’ and the three swimmers forced the oil ship to cease operations and veer off course. From New Zealand to Norway, activists are putting their bodies on the line to end the age of oil. . Would you have the guts to do this too? . . . #endoil #climateaction #greenpeace #peoplepower #taitu #instalikes #insta #pictureoftheday #nofilter #instgood #instagram #climatechange #globalwarming #sea #activism #protest #oil #saferplanet #greenpeaceships #newzealand #ships #oil #seismic #Pacific

Una publicación compartida de Greenpeace International (@greenpeace) el 10 de Abr de 2017 a la(s) 8:28 PDT

70.000 people took to the streets over the weekend in Hungary’s capital, Budapest, to protest against new laws targeting independent academia and civil society organisations. Our colleagues in Hungary were amidst them, standing up for our right to work freely to protect our planet and in solidarity with our partners across the country. Do you know anyone in Hungary? Tag them to show your support! . . . #peoplepower #Greenpeace #protest #pictureoftheday #instagram #insta #nofilter #hungary #budapest #civilsociety #peace #civildisobedience #protest #instalikes #instadaily #instagood

Una publicación compartida de Greenpeace International (@greenpeace) el 10 de Abr de 2017 a la(s) 12:31 PDT

Now this is a perfect Sunday! . . . #Sweden #Green #Sunday #Nature #beauty #love #Sun #insta #instagram #instapic #picoftheday #nofilter #happiness #instadaily #instagood

Una publicación compartida de Greenpeace International (@greenpeace) el 8 de Abr de 2017 a la(s) 8:35 PDT

Have you looked at the sky today? ☁️☁️☁️ This World Meteorological Day, let’s celebrate the clouds that play an important role in understanding the weather and the climate, and that have inspired countless artists, photographers and enthusiasts. Credit: © Christian Åslund / Greenpeace . . . . #clouds #WorldMeteorologicalDay #WorldMetDay #sky #greenpeace #greenland #instaphoto #photooftheday #inspiration #peace #nature #wilderness #landscape

Una publicación compartida de Greenpeace International (@greenpeace) el 23 de Mar de 2017 a la(s) 2:46 PDT

Fossil fuels pose an unprecedented risk to all of Earth's ecosystems as they currently exist. That's why this month, we're taking action against them. . . . .#BreakFree #BreakFree2017 #BF2017 #TuesdayMotivation #FossilFuels #activism #beach #sunset #Athens #Greece #oceans #animals #silhouette #nofilter #resist

Una publicación compartida de Greenpeace International (@greenpeace) el 14 de Mar de 2017 a la(s) 4:32 PDT

Hi. I’m @281_AntiNuke and I’m a graphic artist from Japan. For the 6th year anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, I’ll be taking over the Greenpeace International Instagram feed. . I was born and raised near Fukushima, so it’s an issue that’s close to my heart. Over 15,000 people died and almost 150,000 people were forced to evacuate - it’s painful to think of the impact the disaster has had on families, especially children. That’s why many of my images feature young people, as the aftermath of a nuclear disaster affects them the most. . I wish for all children to be free from nuclear risks. This image is titled “Fly Away” . . . #Japan #fukushima #takeover #nuclear #peace #graphic #instagraphic #picoftheday #greenpeace #instagram #instapic #nofilter #greenpeace#climatechange #globalwarming #Japan #Green #Planet#Peace #insta #pictureoftheday#photography #Environment #Earth @greenpeacejp #281_AntiNuke #281AntiNuke

Una publicación compartida de Greenpeace International (@greenpeace) el 11 de Mar de 2017 a la(s) 12:51 PST

This perfect image was taken at the one of the biggest wind farms in Fukushima, Japan. Fukushima is expected to be 100% renewable by 2040. . . . #instagram #instapic #nofilter #greenpeace #climatechange #globalwarming #Japan #Green #Fukushima #Nature #Planet #Peace #insta #pictureoftheday #photography #wind #sunflower #Environment #happydays #Earth #windpower #renewable #windmills #family #cleanair #healther

Una publicación compartida de Greenpeace International (@greenpeace) el 5 de Mar de 2017 a la(s) 11:42 PST