A lovely sunny day in Buxton brought people out onto the street. We found most had heard about the plight of our friends in jail in Murmansk, and were keen to...

SATURDAY 6TH JULY   ONE WORLD FESTIVAL AT NEW MILLS    It's a welcome change that this year we are actually seeing summer - but there...

THURSDAY 14TH FEBRUARY - UNIVERSITY OF BUXTON What better way to spend Valentine's Day! John and Jane brought Paula up to Buxton for the day for a bit of Save...

Happy New Year to you all - I know it's already February, but the snow drifts outside my door tell me it isn't quite time to come out of hibernation yet. Last...

A lovely surprise was waiting for Paula this morning when she went up to Buxton Market Place for another stint campaigning to Save the Arctic - a lovely pile...

Saturday 10th November, and Paula Bear was back in North Derbyshire again, to help out at the Matlock Feelgood Fair. You can't really "Feel good" about...

Let’s sort out our Energy Future by Richard George, Energy Campaigner We are standing at an energy crossroads and a new law, the Energy Bill, will set out the...

Your chance to #TellShell to stop Arctic drilling by Vicky Wyatt, Climate Campaigner Over two weekends in July Greenpeace supporters took action to shut down...

Shell-Day 2 Saturday 22nd September by Sara Ayech, climate campaigner Last month saw two huge days of action against Shell in the UK in support of our...

She crops up at festivals and events all over the country, working hard to get people to Save the Arctic - but have you ever wondered what Paula Bear does the...

Lots more bear hugs, lots more texting to 60002 to Save the Arctic, and a few more people wanting Paula Bear to come home with them - or trying to force feed...

Paula Bear had an eventful day when she joined Greenpeace volunteers at the Y-Not festival in Derbyshire. Early on she got bearnapped, her captors racing off...

Shell-Day Saturday 21st July by Vicky Wyatt, climate campaigner At 6.30 this morning 70 + Dutch Greenpeace volunteers, including their executive director...

Sunny with occasional downpours, and windy, but Ashleyhay is in such a lovely spot, up above Wirksworth, that nobody minded. Add to that good food, amazing...

Sod the Olympics, what about the Arctic? by Richard George, climate campaigner Shell’s summer of risky oil drilling got off to an inauspicious start this...

The sun was out, it was unbelievably hot and most of Matlock was flaked out in the park watching movies. The hardier ones made it across to the Greenpeace...

We had a busy bank holiday weekend, with stalls at the Peak Climate Change Festival at Cromford Mill on Saturday, then Chesterfield May Day gala on Monday. We...

What do Colin in Falmouth and Emily in Brighton have in common? by Alicia Craw, oceans campaigner Greenpeace's ship the Arctic Sunrise has been confronting...