Throw a Party, Make a Whale of a Difference

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Dear Animal-lover,

Here is the latest from Greenpeace's anti-whaling campaign.

 

>> Register now

for a

whale-watching house party<<

 

 

 

 

As you read this, Greenpeace ships are in a stand-off with

the Japanese whaling fleet in the Southern Ocean, and we’ve prevented

the whalers from making a kill in eight consecutive days.

 

 

 

This winter, nearly 1000 whales -- many of them endangered

-- may be killed under the guise of "scientific research".

Most of these whales will end up on grocery

store shelves in Japan. Gorton's, the company that supplies your

grocery store with frozen fish

fillets, is now a wholly owned subsidiary of the largest Japanese

whaling

conglomerate. That's why Greenpeace is running a

campaign

to get Gorton's to reel in their parent company and put an end to

whaling once

and for all.

 

 

Our ships will continue to hinder their efforts at sea as

long as they can, but we need your help here at home.

 

 

 

On January 27th

join friends in your community for a whale-watching

party: watch brand-new video footage

of Greenpeace ships confronting the Japanese whaling fleet, and join a

national

conference call with campaigners on

the ship.

 

 

 

How will a party help save whales? Because the more people

we can educate about the whaling industry, the safer the whales will

be.

 

 

 

We'll send you all the party favors in advance: a free

whale-watching kit, with fact

sheets, stickers, postcards and video footage fresh from the high seas.

Invite

friends and neighbors to watch our Greenpeace ships confront the

Japanese

whaling fleet. We'll answer any questions you have about the campaign,

and then

we'll make a plan together to get THOUSANDS of postcards to Gorton's

signed at

grocery stores across the country.

 

 

 

Register to

host a party today. If you want to

be a part of the fun but can't host your own party, click here to RSVP

for one

in your area.

 

 

 

Thanks for your help,

 

 

 

Beka and Nick

 

Oceans Campaign

 

Greenpeace USA

 

www.greenpeaceusa.org