The Bermuda Triangle is famous for disappearing ships and planes – not performances from internationally-renowned musicians.
Greenpeace was joined by Bastille frontman Dan Smith, who performed his unreleased song, Blue Sky & the Painter, on our iconic vessel the Arctic Sunrise. He came aboard to learn more about the importance of ocean protection – as currently less than 1% of the high seas are protected.
Protect the Sargasso Sea
The Bermuda Triangle sits in a vast area of the North Atlantic known as the Sargasso Sea. Scientists have long recognised it as being rich in marine life, but shockingly it goes completely unprotected from industrial fishing, shipping and other threats.
The Sargasso Sea could be the key to unlocking more protected marine areas all across the planet – called ocean sanctuaries, which are like conservation areas at sea. But this requires cooperation from different governments, including the incoming UK government.