Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Delivery-Oceans-Petition-at-Ministry-in-The-Hague--27MZIFLRM5Z7.htmlConceptually similarDelivery Oceans Petition at Ministry in The Hague GP01IVJCompleted★★★★Delivery Oceans Petition at Ministry in The Hague GP01IV4Completed★★★★Delivery Oceans Petition at Ministry in The Hague GP01IV5Completed★★★★Delivery Oceans Petition at Ministry in The Hague GP01IV6Completed★★★★Delivery Oceans Petition at Ministry in The Hague GP01IVNCompleted★★★★Delivery Oceans Petition at Ministry in The Hague GP01IVOCompleted★★★★Delivery Oceans Petition at Ministry in The Hague GP01IVPCompleted★★★★Delivery Oceans Petition at Ministry in The Hague GP01IVKCompleted★★★★Delivery Oceans Petition at Ministry in The Hague GP01IV2Completed★★★★View AllGP01IVMDelivery Oceans Petition at Ministry in The Hague Three boys and a Greenpeace volunteer carry an enormous banner with colourful papers showing the healthy and beautiful underwater life in a sea reserve. They wish to protect the future environment in the North Sea.In original language:Aanbieden Oceanen Petitie op Ministerie in Den Haag Drie jongens en een Greenpeace vrijwilliger dragen een enorm spandoek met kleurige werkstukken over het gezonde en mooie onderwater leven. Zij willen de toekomst van de Noordzee veiligstellen.Locations:Netherlands-The HagueDate:3 Sep, 2008Credit:© Greenpeace / Tatja NoordamMaximum size:3521px X 2344pxRestrictions:No FundraisingKeywords:Banners-Children-Day-Dutch Government-Greenpeace volunteers-KWCI (GPI)-Marine Reserves (campaign title)-Medium group of people-Oceans (campaign title)-Outdoors-Petitions-Pre-adolescent children (10-13)-Primary school age (5-9)Shoot:Delivery Oceans Petition at Ministry in The HagueAmsterdam, The Hague, 03/09/2008, Greenpeace and children from The Netherlands ask Minister Verburg of Agriculture, Nature Management and Fisheries to make progress with protecting the North Sea. Today the Minister welcomes 23 children between the age of 7 and 10 and Greenpeace director Liesbeth van Tongeren at her department. In total 350 children have made an enormous banner full of colourful papers showing the healthy and beautiful underwater life in a sea reserve. The children want a future environment with fishes, dolphins and whales. Together with Greenpeace they ask Minister Verburg to take serious action after thirteen years of dawdling and to protect the nature reserves in the North Sea.
