Alkuperäiskansat

Alkuperäiskansoilla on omilla alueillaan katkeamaton perimätieto sukupolvien takaa elämästä luonnon kanssa harmoniassa. Sen lisäksi että heillä on oikeus kotiinsa, heillä on paljon opetettavaa kaikille meille planeetan asukkaille.

Demonstration against Industrial Exploitation of the Great Northern Forest in Finland

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Tehometsätalous ja teollinen toiminta uhkaavat alkuperäiskansojen elinalueita kaikissa maailman metsissä. Myös Suomessa saamelaisten oikeus Saamenmaahan on ollut osa pohjoisimman Suomen metsäkiistoja.

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Olemme kaikkialla maailmassa alkuperäiskansojen tukena, ja vaadimme heidän kuulemistaan kaikissa suunnitelmissa, jotka koskevat heidän asuinalueitaan ja perinteisiä elinkeinoja, kuten Suomessa poronhoitoa saamelaisalueella.

No Consent No Access Banner in Finland

Lisää aiheesta

Reindeer running in a forest in Finland
Reindeer in Ivalo, Inari municipality, part of Sápmi, the cultural region traditionally inhabited by the Sami people. The Indigenous Sámi communities here have practiced traditional reindeer-herding for generations where the reindeer depend on old-growth forests and lichen for winter forage. They face now a new threat: a mega-railroad project that is being planned to connect Finland, and its natural resources, to the Arctic Ocean, facilitating the opening of mines on the Sámi Homeland as well as serving the growth of the forest industry.
Suomen metsät
Juvenile Ural owl in Central Estonia
Juvenile Ural owl, (Strix uralensis) on a summer evening; Pärnu county, Central Estonia. Documentation of logging in Estonian forests. The production of wood pellets for biomass energy is destroying large areas of the ancient forest and habitat of wildlife. The pellets are exported to European countries, e.g. Germany, Italy, UK and the Netherlands.
Maailman metsät
Lynx kitten (Lynx canadensis) in Canadian boreal forest. This solitary cat is found in northern and mixed forests across Canada. They are skilled at both swimming and climbing. Like their primary prey, the snowshoe hare, these cats are nocturnal.
Luonnon monimuotoisuus
Sámi Reindeer Herders Oppose Railroad Construction in Finland
Jussa Seurujärvi, Sámi reindeer herder from Muddusjärvi, Inari municipality, holds a banner reading in Finnish language ”No Arctic railway”. Inari municipality is part of Sápmi, the cultural region traditionally inhabited by the Sami people. The Indigenous Sámi communities in Northern Finland have practiced traditional reindeer-herding for generations where the reindeer depend on old-growth forests and lichen for winter forage. They face now a new threat: a mega-railroad project that is being planned to connect Finland, and its natural resources, to the Arctic Ocean, facilitating the opening of mines on the Sámi Homeland as well as serving the growth of the forest industry.
Metsien suojelu

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Ilmastonmuutos
The Greenpeace Ship Esperanza passes in front of the Shell operated Oil platform Brent-C (Charlie) and the foundations of Shell’s former Brent Bravo oil platform. In a protest against Shell, the Esperanza carries a banner that reads ”SHELL, THE OCEAN IS NOT YOUR DUMP!”. The installation is located in the Brent Oilfield in the UK part of the North Sea. According to Shell’s decommissioning proposals, it will leave behind the remains of four platforms in the Brent oil field. Shell estimates three of those platforms contain 640,000 cubic metres of oily water and 40,000 cubic metres of oily sediment with a total content of more than 11,000 tonnes of oil. The lettering ”TOXIC WASTE” was applied by Greenpeace activists during a campaign in October 2019. Das Greenpeace-Schiff Esperanza fährt vor der von Shell betriebenen Ölplattform Brent-C (Charlie) und den Fundamenten von Shells ehemaliger Plattform Brent Bravo vorbei. In einem Protest gegen Shell trägt die Esperanza ein Banner mit der Aufschrift ”SHELL, THE OCEAN IS NOT YOUR DUMP!” (SHELL, DAS MEER IST KEINE MÜLLKIPPE!). Die Anlage befindet sich im Ölfeld Brent im britischen Teil der Nordsee. Nach den Stilllegungsvorschlägen von Shell wird sie die Überreste von vier Plattformen im Brent-Ölfeld zurücklassen. Shell schätzt, dass drei dieser Plattformen 640.000 Kubikmeter ölhaltiges Wasser und 40.000 Kubikmeter ölhaltige Sedimente mit einem Gesamtgehalt von mehr als 11.000 Tonnen Öl enthalten. Den Schriftzug ”TOXIC WASTE” haben Greenpeace-Aktivistinnen bei einer Aktion im Oktober 2019 angebracht.
Energia
Green Sea Turtle in the Sargasso Sea
A green sea turtle in the waters off Bermuda. Greenpeace is on an expedition to the Sargasso Sea, a unique region in the North Atlantic Ocean that is home to a diverse array of marine life, including loggerhead and green sea turtles. The journey will see Greenpeace and University of Florida researchers team up to study the impact of plastics and microplastics on marine life and the importance that the Sargasso’s drifting Sargassum seaweed habitat has for the development of juvenile sea turtles.
Meret