5 June 2006
Roger - Photographer
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What is it that you do on a ship that you don't do on land?
Ocean rubbish surveys
What's the one thing you wish you had with you from home? Or what do you miss most right now?
I donÂ’t miss anything really
Do you know what's the date today?
Twenty something
How often do you look at the time?
Not very often at all
One word or phrase you use a lot on the ship.
“Elephants are big!”
How long have you been sailing with Greenpeace? When, what and how was the first time?
IÂ’ve been sailing with Greenpeace for 16 years. 1990, we were in the Tasman Sea, working on the driftnet campaign, first campaign on this Rainbow. Being a photographer, biologist and diver, the office in New Zealand asked me to document the driftnet campaign.
“Being a photographer for Greenpeace has opened up the world for me. I was able to be out of the South Pacific, meet new people and support the campaigns with my pictures.”
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Comments
I want to support the Greenpeace movement
activities.
How can I help u ?
Reply: There are many ways you can help. For example, you can support our work financially through any of the Greenpeace websites. Click here to support the Greenpeace Mediterranean regional office.
Or, for free, you can sign up as an Ocean Defender, and help take action on line and in life to protect the oceans.
Click here for more ideas on how to help.
-- Andrew
Greenpeace web editor
Posted by: j.ravi at July 20, 2006 7:49 PM
Hey Roger,
Good to see your updates on this blog. Nice work on the underwater banners! The Espy has just departed Pohnapai where they've been diving and sightseeing Nan Madol all over again (amongst the work of course). Happy sailing out there
Tash
Posted by: Tash at September 26, 2006 11:19 AM
Avast ye land lubbers! The ocean critters need your help!
Take action today!
