Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Forests-Arctic-Sunrise-Amazon-Timber-action--Portugal---2005--27MZIFMI32J.htmlConceptually similarForests Arctic Sunrise Amazon Timber action (Portugal : 2005)GP01GDCompleted★★★★Forests Arctic Sunrise Amazon Timber action (Portugal : 2005)GP02QGCompleted★★★★Forests Arctic Sunrise Amazon Timber action (Portugal : 2005)GP0QV4Completed★★★★Forests Arctic Sunrise Amazon Timber action (Portugal : 2005)GP0TAKCompleted★★★★Forests Arctic Sunrise Amazon Timber action (Portugal : 2005)GP0VAWCompleted★★★★Forests Arctic Sunrise Amazon Timber action (Portugal : 2005)GP0QV5Completed★★★★Forests Arctic Sunrise Amazon Timber action (Portugal : 2005)GP0FVCCompleted★★★★Forests Arctic Sunrise Amazon Timber action (Portugal : 2005)GP0EUOCompleted★★★★Forests Arctic Sunrise Amazon Timber action (Portugal : 2005)GP016F0Completed★★★★View AllGP0HV8Forests Arctic Sunrise Amazon Timber action (Portugal : 2005)Police with arrested activist next police vehicle. Greenpeace and Portuguese environmental group, Quercus blockade entrance to the Vicaima timber importing company near Porto, Portugal. The company is known to have imported timber from companies in the Amazon who have been involved in illegal logging. The volunteer activists from Portugal, Brazil, Spain and Germany use chains to lock gates shut and prevent timber lorries from entering.Locations:Europe, West Europe-Porto-PortugalDate:29 Mar, 2005Credit:© Greenpeace / Nick CobbingMaximum size:3328px X 4992pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Arrests-Cars-Day-Forests (campaign title)-Greenpeace activists-Illegal logging-KWCI (GPI)-Police-VicaimaShoot:Amazon Timber Action in PortugalProtest aiming at exposing Portugal's role as European gateway for illegal timber from ancient forests.
