Sorry to interrupt your scrolling — but we’re sounding the alarm

Did you miss Arlo's urgent update on the marine creatures we could lose in 2023?

Kathleen —  Did you miss Arlo's urgent update on the marine creatures we could lose in 2023? Our oceans are facing an unprecedented biodiversity collapse, and we're running out of time to fix it.  Habitat destruction, rampant industrial mismanagement, overfishing, climate change, and other human-caused activities are largely at fault, and we need to keep the pressure on world leaders to do their part for our future. Just this past weekend, the movement that you and your fellow Greenpeacers built was instrumental in bringing nearly 200 countries together to finish negotiations on a Global Ocean Treaty — an agreement that gives us the means to establish a global network of ocean sanctuaries.  This is a MAJOR conservation victory — but we can't slow down now. We must meet our $15,000 goal to power all our Earth-saving work and help us move fast enough to protect these ocean species before it's too late.  Please, Kathleen — rush $5 or more RIGHT NOW to help power all our work to protect the Earth before time runs out for our most critically endangered ocean creatures. GIVE NOW Thank you for everything you do in the fight for our oceans and all our campaigns to protect the planet. Greenpeace USA

----- FORWARDED MESSAGE ----- From: Arlo Hemphill Date: Fri, Mar 3, 2023 Subject: Sounding the alarm for marine biodiversity

Kathleen, I'm grieving for our oceans and the species recently lost to the greed-fueled climate crisis, habitat destruction, and overfishing. If we don't take action now, some of our planet's most magnificent creatures — from critical coral reefs, to adorable dugongs, to weird and wonderful species like sawfish — may not be around for much longer. It's on us to put the pressure on world leaders to demand ocean sanctuaries, where these animals can live free of the threat that human exploitation poses to their bodies and homes. Greenpeace USA relies on grassroots activists like you and me to rally up the resources to put an end to the destruction wreaked on our oceans and every creature that calls them home. But I'm still worried: with so many amazing marine animals at risk of imminent extinction, we need to close our significant fundraising gap and hit our $15,000 goal to sound the alarm before they disappear for good. So please, Kathleen — today, on World Wildlife Day, rush $5 or more RIGHT NOW to help power all our work to protect our Earth before time runs out for our most critically endangered ocean creatures. GIVE NOW None of this is possible without grassroots supporters like you — thank you. Arlo Hemphill Ocean Sanctuaries Project Lead, Greenpeace USA   Greenpeace USA never takes a dime from corporations or governments. Everything we do is thanks to the generous support of people like you! DONATE NOW facebook twitter website instagram Greenpeace 1300 Eye Street NW, STE 1100 East, Washington, DC 20005 | 1-800-722-6995 Greenpeace Inc. is a non-profit, tax-exempt, 501(c)(4) organization. As a result of our effective work for new environmental policies, contributions are not tax-deductible. If you wish to no longer receive our emails, you may Unsubscribe. We value your privacy. If you have any questions about how we use your information please read our privacy policy.