Rainbow Warrior I Ceremony

Rainbow Warrior II crew throw a wreath onto the site of the sunken Rainbow Warrior. The Rainbow Warrior was bombed by French Government in 1985, where it now serves as a popular artificial reef. The Rainbow Warrior II is paying its respects and gathering strength before embarking on a campaign for the protection of deep sea life against high seas bottom trawling. The wreath was made with a mixture of native and non-native plants to represent the multi-national crew.

Unique identifier: GP01G0Z

Type: Image

Shoot date: 27/05/2004

Locations: Aotearoa, Matauri Bay, Oceania

Credit line: © Greenpeace / Dave Walsh

Ranking: ★★★★ (E)

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Rainbow Warrior Ceremony in New Zealand

The Rainbow Warrior II is in New Zealand to embark on a campaign for the protection of deep sea life against high seas bottom trawling. During its stop In Matauri bay the crew throw a wreath onto the site of the sunken Rainbow Warrior. The Rainbow Warrior was bombed by French Government in 1985, where it now serves as a popular artificial reef. The wreath was made with a mixture of native and non-native plants to represent the multi-national crew.

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