Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Jetske-Nagtglas-Takes-Part-in-Giant-Reindeer-Banner-27MZIF3G75F.htmlConceptually similarHuman Banner of Giant ReindeerGP017STCompleted★★★★Human Banner of Giant ReindeerGP0A4DCompleted★★★★★★★Herd of Reindeer in Ancient Forest, Northern LaplandGP0EC2Completed★★★★★★Forest Rescue Station to Protect Sami Reindeer Forest AreaGP07F2Completed★★★★★★Demarcation signs on Boundaries of Reindeer ForestsGP06C5Completed★★★★Forest Rescue Station to Protect Sami Reindeer Forest AreaGP0EUNCompleted★★★★Forest Rescue Station is Visited by Authors and MediaGP0B89Completed★★★★Reindeer in Herding Forest in PaadarskaidiGP01CJUCompleted★★★★Herd of Reindeer in Ancient Forest, Northern LaplandGP0MW4Completed★★★★View AllGP05S8Jetske Nagtglas Takes Part in Giant Reindeer BannerGreenpeace activist, Jetske Nagtglas, joins young Sámi people and other Greenpeace activists from Finland, the Netherlands and Germany to create a giant reindeer using charcoal on the ice of the Juutua River in Inari, northern Lapland. The environmental art, which is 50 x 50 meters, includes the text: 'Denohká!' (Sámi) and the translation: 'Enough!' (English). In early March 2005, Greenpeace established the Forest Rescue Station to protest the ongoing destruction by Metsähallitus, the Finnish government's logging company and those paper companies that continue to buy this destruction.Locations:Finland-Inari-Lapland (Finland)-Northern Europe-ScandinaviaDate:20 Mar, 2005Credit:© Greenpeace / Matti SnellmanMaximum size:3072px X 2052pxKeywords:Action preparations-Actions and protests-Boreal forests-Day-Forest degradation-Forests (campaign title)-Forests (topography)-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Paper industry-SnowShoot:Deforestation Documentation in FinlandIn early March, Greenpeace established a Forest Rescue Station in one of the threatened reindeer forest areas to protest against the ongoing destruction by Metsahallitus, the Finnish government's logging company and the paper companies that continue to buy this destruction.Related Collections:Finnish Lapland Logging Documentation (Photos & Videos)
