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Help stop Woodside's dangerous gas drilling project

You can be a warrior for good and help stop the biggest fossil fuel project currently proposed in Australia to protect precious whales, dolphins, turtles - and our climate - from devastation.

Hidden off the coast of Western Australia, Woodside wants to create the Burrup Hub, a toxic nightmare that will endanger reef systems and devastate ocean habitats until 2070.

We have the tools to stop them. With your power behind us, we will. Please donate now.

Your donation. Your power to protect our oceans.

Help ensure that the Rainbow Warrior’s mission is a success

Be a warrior on the ocean

Help the Rainbow Warrior and our researchers to bear witness to the marine life at risk from Woodside and amplify the voices of communities taking a stand.

Support Greenpeace legal teams

Be a warrior in the courts

Help support Greenpeace legal teams taking the fight to stop Woodside through the legal system and in court. 

Greenpeace researchers and campaigners

Be a warrior for whales

Help Greenpeace campaigners to expose the impact of deep sea drilling and seismic blasting on whale habitats and migration routes. 

Donate now to help put the pressure on Woodside

It’s Woodside against the world

Woodside’s proposed Burrup Hub is Australia’s dirtiest gas drilling project, with two monstrous new offshore gas fields, hundreds of kilometres of pipelines and the expansion of two onshore plants to process Woodside’s gas for export.

The Burrup Hub, if approved, will create a climate bomb, emitting over 6.1 billion tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere.

Fight for her future

The Burrup Hub will cause extraordinary damage to natural ecosystems throughout Western Australian waters - and our climate. Deep sea drilling, seismic blasting and the building of billions of dollars worth of destructive mining rigs will harm countless marine life, such as dolphins, sea turtles, whales and fish. 

Woodside's project will harm precious marine life, damage important reef systems and destroy Australia’s commitment to reaching our climate targets. 

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It’s Woodside against the world

Woodside’s proposed Burrup Hub is Australia’s dirtiest gas drilling project, with two monstrous new offshore gas fields, hundreds of kilometres of pipelines and the expansion of two onshore plants to process Woodside’s gas for export.

The Burrup Hub, if successful, will create a climate bomb, casting over 6.1 billion tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere. 

Greenpeace Woodside Gas Fire
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Fight for her future

It will cause extraordinary damage to natural ecosystems throughout Western Australian waters - and our climate. Deep sea drilling, seismic blasting and the building of billions of dollars worth of destructive mining rigs will lead to the death of countless animals, such as dolphins, marine turtles, whales and fish. In addition to the immediate loss of habitat, the impact on the climate will be felt for generations to come. 

This is truly a project that will injure precious animals, harm important reef systems and destroy Australia’s commitment to reaching our climate targets. 

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Help Greenpeace take the fight to the frontline of destruction

The mighty Rainbow Warrior is currently sailing the coast of Western Australia, bearing witness to what’s at stake, confronting Woodside and helping raise the community’s voice on the world stage. You can follow its journey below, and get involved to show its captain, Hettie, and the crew that you’re a warrior for good too.

Follow the Rainbow Warrior

Our victories against Woodside

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Put Woodside on the spot at their AGM 

Greenpeace supporters and other members of the public protested in front of the Woodside annual general meeting, calling for the fossil fuel giant to ditch its gas drilling plans.

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Paddled out to turn the tide on Woodside

School Strike for Climate activist, Emma and her friends teamed up with Greenpeace for a paddle out in Fremantle. Over 100 people joined in a united display against Woodside’s gas expansion plans, calling for climate and ocean protection. 

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Held off seismic blasting for over a year

Greenpeace has been working hard to subject Woodside’s seismic blasting plans to legal and environmental scrutiny, which has meant their dangerous seismic blasting has been prevented for over a year. 

We have the tools to stop them. With your power behind us, we will. Please donate now.