Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Climbing-Practice---Baltic-Tour--Baltic-Sea--2006--27MZIFLELJVN.htmlConceptually similarKarin Flack - Baltic Tour (Baltic Sea: 2006)GP018J8Completed★★★★Banner Painting - Baltic Tour (Baltic Sea: 2006)GP01GLCCompleted★★★★Illegal Fishing Net - Baltic Tour (Baltic Sea: 2006)GP01B4VCompleted★★★★Karin Flack - Baltic Tour (Baltic Sea: 2006)GP018W3Completed★★★★Karin Flack - Baltic Tour (Baltic Sea: 2006)GP019FZCompleted★★★★GPS Coordinates - Baltic Tour (Baltic Sea: 2006)GP018P9Completed★★★★Marcin Drobny - Baltic Tour (Baltic Sea: 2006)GP019MMCompleted★★★★Odin - Baltic Tour (Baltic Sea: 2006)GP018GCCompleted★★★★Sebastian Jensen - Baltic Tour (Baltic Sea: 2006)GP018CDCompleted★★★★View AllGP019J1Climbing Practice - Baltic Tour (Baltic Sea: 2006)Karin Flack, a Swedish Greenpeace activist, practices climbing on-board a ship. The Arctic Sunrise is used as the target vessel.The Arctic Sunrise tours the Baltic Sea, as Greenpeace looks at issues concerning both oceans and toxics campaigns.Locations:Baltic Sea-International WatersDate:11 Sep, 2006Credit:© Greenpeace / Christian AslundMaximum size:4208px X 2804pxKeywords:Action preparations-Climbing actions-Day-Greenpeace activists-Heroism-Inspirational-KWCI (GPI)-Oceans (campaign title)-Outdoors-WaterShoot:Oceans and Toxics Tour in the Baltic SeaThe Arctic Sunrise tours the Baltic Sea, as Greenpeace looks at issues concerning both oceans and toxics campaigns. They expose pirate fishing in the Baltic and highlight the threat to marine life species such as cod, which is being fished close to or beyond safe biological limits. In order to protect this area marine reserves need to be implemented. Greenpeace also stage an action against the cargo vessel Probo Koala. On 19th August this year the Probo Koala unloaded a toxic waste shipment in the West African town of Abidjan, Ivory Coast. This shipment killed seven people and poisoned another 44,000.Related Collections:Oceans and Toxics Tour in the Baltic Sea (Photos & Videos)