Stop the Whaling
Author(s): Willie Mackenzie
Natural History and Environment
Willie Mackenzie, oceans campaigner for Greenpeace, produces a call to arms to alert the world to the new dangers facing our whales. Written to coincide with this year's International Whaling Committee meeting in Chile, this book covers the history of whaling, the recent renewal in whaling activity, the threats to the different species, and an outline about what the citizen can do to lobby his or her government to finally bring in a world ban on whaling.
Product Information
Willie Mackenzie is an oceans campaigner for Greenpeace. Willie grew up in the Shetland Isles where he spotted his first whale aged three. He studied Ecology at Stirling University in 1999 and joined Greenpeace in 2001. He has worked on their Energy campaign at Sizewell nuclear power station, and now specialises in Oceans campaigns. He has worked onboard the well-known Rainbow Warrier, Esperanza and Arctic Sunrise ships. One of his most visible campaigns was dumping dead dolphins collected from the English Channel on the doorstep of DEFRA.
General Fields
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- : 155688
- : 155688
- : June 2008
- : 210mm X 140mm X 20mm
- : United Kingdom
- : books
Special Fields
- : Willie Mackenzie
- : Paperback
- : 639.280952
- : 192