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ARCTIC HOME
(Newfoundland to Nunavut, Canada; 2016)
The Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise left the port of St. John’s, Newfoudland, bound for Clyde River, Nunavut. On board were her crew, campaign team, technicians, academics and Inuit leaders. The plan was to deliver and install a set of solar panels in Clyde, while building a relationship between Greenpeace and the community. The hope was to unite in the fight against seismic blasting in and around Baffin Bay. The missed was codenamed Arctic Home.
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St. Johns Newfoundland
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Leaving St Johns on the Arctic Sunrise -
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Christy in the comms room
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Ignacio on the bridge
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Mess hall
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Julia, Phil, Jerry, Duncan and James during a fire drill.
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Dr. Weilgart lecturing
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Sign construction
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Stern of the Arctic Sunrise -
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Sam Ford Fjord, Nunavut
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Sam Ford Fjord
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Gregory, Victor, Gaia, Mitchell, Joanna, Claude, Emma on RHIBs
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Sam Ford Fjord
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Clyde River, Nunavut
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Youth in Clyde River
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Emma square dancing in Clyde River.
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Baseball in Clyde River.
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Ulu
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Baffin Bay
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Zion on the the Arctic Sunrise.
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Baffin Bay
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Kolola during direct action training
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Non-violent direct action training exercises
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Emma on the bow of the Arctic Sunrise, Baffin Bay.
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The crow's nest of the Arctic Sunrise, Baffin Bay.
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After a direct action training day, attending members of the Clyde River community were asked why they have committed to fight against seismic blasting.
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Archie Aipellee
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Caleb Paneak
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Clara Natanine
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Jerry Natanine
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John Gavin
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Kolola Kolola
