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Action to Protect the Great Barrier Reef in Brisbane
Greenpeace Campaigner, Martin Zavan, speaking at an event in Brisbane.
The UNESCO reactive monitoring mission is currently in Queensland to survey the health of the Reef and their observations will influence the decision around whether the Great Barrier Reef will be added to the list of World Heritage Sites “in danger” when the Committee meets in June.
“As we speak, Great Barrier Reef corals are bleaching for the fourth time in six years, these are clear signs of an ecosystem in danger because of climate change,” Greenpeace Australia Pacific Climate Impacts Campaigner Martin Zavan.
“The UNESCO mission to the Reef needs to see the severe and widespread bleaching event that is happening right now because of climate change and not just the postcard images that the Australian Government wants to advertise. Because the government has prevented independent scientists and environmental charities like Greenpeace and local Queensland groups from meeting with the mission, it is vital that they witness the reality of climate damage on our precious but fragile Reef.”
Unique identifier:
GP1SX311
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
22/03/2022
Locations:
Australia
,
Brisbane
,
Oceania
Credit line:
© Greenpeace / Bianca Vitale
Size:
4160px × 6240px 4MB
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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UNESCO Action to Protect the Great Barrier Reef in Brisbane (Photos)
Photos of Greenpeace actions in Brisbane, Australia during the UNESCO Monitoring Mission where the delegates discuss the health status of the iconic Great Barrier Reef, which is currently experiencing severe bleaching as a result of climate change.
Reef Bleach Snap Action in Brisbane - As the UNESCO Monitoring Mission were meeting inside at 1 William St, our staff and vols as well as some QCC and AMCS allies were on the ground outside to show them what the Aus Gov doesn’t want them to see.
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