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Be a Fishermen’s Friend
The Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) is broken, and this year we have the once in a decade chance to fix it. Greenpeace is building an alliance with small scale fishermen to create public support for sustainable fishing methods and political pressure to reform the CFP. Greenpeace volunteers are inviting the public, in the Southeast and Southwest, to sign postcards to MEPs and everyone to text FRIEND to 66777 to become a Fishermen’s Friend. Please get involved, contact your local network coordinator and text us now.
Upcoming events
Bridport
10 June, 2012 - 10:00 - 16:00
Ideal spot to pursue the sustainable fisheries campaign!
Group blogposts
A Fair Catch at the Spring Tide Food Festival
Local fishermen who have fished responsibly for generations are not getting a fair catch.The European Common Fisheries Policy uses taxpayers' money to support...
May 20 at 08:08pm
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Maiden Voyage of Rainbow Warrior as seen through the lense of the Chief Mate. December 2011 until March 2012
May 09 at 05:04pm
40th Birthday Gig
A great night!
It was great to have so many people contribute their efforts to this event: Jayne persuaded Thomas and the Mockups and 2 DJs to perform for free...
April 10 at 06:09pm
Save the Arctic from Shell
A team of West Dorset Greenpeace volunteers visited 4 Shell garages yesterday (Dorchester, Bere Regis, A303 Yeovil and Ilminster).
Our task was to let the...
February 25 at 04:22pm
VW Campaign - Brian visits Dorset
On the weekend of Jan 28th/29th, 260 people signed postcards in support of Brian's efforts to turn VW away from the dark side.
He visited Lyme Regis, Bridport...
February 25 at 04:12pm
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