MV Gondwana
 The MV Gondwana | |
| History | |
|---|---|
| Name | Viking |
| Completed | 1975 |
| Name | MV Gondwana |
| Operator | Greenpeace |
| Acquired | 1988 |
| Identification |
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| General characteristics | |
| Tonnage | 1435 Gt |
| Length | 61.20 m |
The MV Gondwana was a ship acquired by Greenpeace in 1988, originally built in 1975 and called the Viking. Greenpeace updated the ship with a helipad and accommodation space was increased to sleep 33 people. The ship was used to supply the Greenpeace World Park Base in 1988/89 and was involved in direct action to protest against Japanese whaling in the Southern Ocean in the late 1980s.[1]
References
- ^ May, John (1989). The Greenpeace Book of Antarctica. Doubleday. pp. 170. ISBN 0-385-26280-9.
External links
- The MV Viking in dry-dock being converted to the MV Gondwana
- The MV Gondwana in Antarctica
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Greenpeace
- Phil Radford
- Michael Bailey
- Kumi Naidoo
- Irving Stowe
- Ben Metcalfe
- Paul Watson
- Rex Weyler
- Jim Bohlen
- Will E. Jackson
- David McTaggart
- Robert Hunter
- Patrick Moore
- Oscar Soria
- John Sauven
- Andy Stirling
- Stephen Tindale
- Jean McSorley
- Dorothy Stowe
- Peter Willcox
- Fernando Pereira
- Daniel Beltrá
- Dennis Delaney
- Von Hernandez
- Phyllis Cormack
- Rainbow Warrior (I)
- Rainbow Warrior (II)
- Rainbow Warrior (III)
- Esperanza
- Arctic Sunrise
- Sirius
- Solo
- Greenpeace
- Gondwana
- Yellow Thing
- Fri (yacht)
- Sea Shepherd Conservation Society
- Greenpeace Foundation
- London Greenpeace
- Don't Make a Wave Committee
- Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (NZ)
Unearthed
- Golden Rule (ketch)
- Greenpeace – The Album
- Sinking of the Rainbow Warrior
- Rainbow Warrior Case
- How to Change the World (film)
- The Rainbow Warrior (film)
- Mister Splashy Pants
- Public Eye Award
- World Park Base
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