Your Atlantic Ocean phone wallpaper

7th December 2022
Oceans
General

A slice of Atlantic Ocean has been protected on your behalf.

Now you can show off your gift to friends and family with this beautiful phone wallpaper.

Download this image directly onto your phone. Then go into your photos, and set this as your home screen wallpaper. You may need to pinch the screen to zoom out – so you can see the full image in high resolution – but you shouldn’t need to crop it.

Your gift supports all of Greenpeace’s work to protect the planet, including our campaign for a global network of ocean sanctuaries. Find out more here.

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A slice of Atlantic Ocean has been protected on your behalf.

UK ratification of the Global Ocean Treaty: briefing for policymakers

All at sea: how government inaction makes a mockery of UK marine protection

Hooked on sharks

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