Pirate Fishing in Southern Ocean-- Pirate Fishing
Southern Oceans
Expedition 2000
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The Science
Patagonian toothfish are not the only species being decimated by pirate fishing vessels. The science team on board the Arctic Sunrise documents the impact pirate fishing has on a wide array of bird species in the Southern Ocean.Don't forget to feast your eyes on our Bird of the Week!

Longline Fishing
What is longline fishing and why is it so detrimental to a variety of wildlife?

Campaign Report
Track the progress of our campaign by checking out these periodic reports from Greenpeace's onboard campaign team.

Ship Log & Webcast
What's daily life like on a Greenpeace ship? How does the crew prepare for these dramactic actions? And just what is a bosun anyway? Get first hand accounts from our crew.

Last Year
In 1999 Greenpeace embarked on an expedition to expose pirate fishing in the Southern Ocean and caught the notorious, Spanish-owned pirate vessel Salvora illegally fishing in the French waters around Kerguelen Island. Here's an overview of that campaign...


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Life on Board

Nic Fredman usually works for Greenpeace Australia but he's onboard the M/V Arctic Sunrise as a deckhand for his third expedition to the Southern Ocean. Learn about life onboard a Greenpeace ship and get Nic's personal account of Greenpeace's effort to halt pirate fishing in that ecosystem.

Ship Log

Radio Log

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