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We rely entirely on people like you. This ensures that we can fight solely for the benefit of the environment without being held to the interests of any group with vested interests that might try to influence us or threaten to withdraw funding.

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Why give regularly?

Your ongoing support helps Greenpeace:

  • Provide long-term campaign planning
  • Remain fiercely independent and unbiased
  • Reduce our long-term administration costs
  • Respond to environmental emergencies quickly

What you get as a regular supporter:

  • Regular updates on what's happening in our priority campaigns 
  • Invitations to events and other exciting opportunities to take action
  • Awesome content from collaborations with top artists and performers
  • Peace of mind knowing you are part of the global Greenpeace community taking action to achieve positive environmental change.

Even with a small monthly contribution you can still play a major role in protecting the environment. Together we can solve the problems our planet faces.

How your donations make an impact

Your support drives change. Here’s how your contributions made a difference in 2023:

80M

tonnes of transport emissions will be prevented from entering Australia’s atmosphere by 2035 due to the new Fuel Efficiency Standard legislated in 2024.

$100B

energy transformation package advocated, with training for over 30 community members in Western Australia to end gas expansions.

6.7M

tonnes of emissions per year cut by household brands like Aldi, Woolworths, and Coles due to their shift to 100% renewable energy.

3,282

new renewable energy projects have been initiated to support Australia’s transition to clean energy.

91

submissions, a record, were made to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) by nations and international non-government organisations, including Australia.

36,500

petition signatures have been gathered in support of a global moratorium on deep-sea mining.

38,600

people signed the petition calling for Australia’s Environment Minister to support a Global Plastics Treaty.

5.5M

people supported the campaign for the Global Ocean Treaty.

* All figures provided are based on the 2023 impact report from Greenpeace Australia Pacific. These figures reflect the outcomes and results achieved during that reporting period and may be subject to change as campaigns progress and new data becomes available.


Recent Victories

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Whales Not Woodside

2023: Our creative action prompts Woodside to remove a toxic oil tower it had left to rot in the ocean at Ningaloo  Reef, Western Australia. 

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Climate Justice

2023: Australia joins 131 other nations in co-sponsoring Vanuatu's landmark bid for an International Court of Justice Advisory on the impact of climate change on human rights.

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Protecting the Ocean

2023: Australia becomes one of the founding signatories of the Global Oceans Treaty that, if ratified worldwide by 2025, will protect 30% of our oceans by 2030.

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Plastics

2023: Australia joins 175 nations in agreeing to create a binding agreement that addresses the impacts of plastic use and pollution on the environment and human rights, opening the path towards a strong Global Plastics Treaty.

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Electrify

2023: Woolworths commits to fleet electrification by 2030, saving an estimated 85,000 tonnes of climate pollution per year.

6-Dec-10-2024-02-45-23-4074-AM

Reenergise

2022: ReEnergise secures 21 commitments from major household brands to become 100% renewables powered by 2025, saving 6.7m tonnes of climate pollution per year.