Greenpeace Netherlands is the Dutch branch of the global environmental organization Greenpeace. It was founded in 1977 in Amsterdam and has been working to promote environmental protection, conservation, and sustainable practices ever since. Greenpeace Netherlands has its headquarters in Amsterdam, located at NDSM-Plein 32, 1033 WB Amsterdam.

The organization operates through a network of dedicated staff members, volunteers, and collaborations with other environmental organizations. The main goal of Greenpeace Netherlands is to address major environmental issues such as climate change, deforestation, overfishing, and the promotion of renewable energy. They achieve this through various activities, including conducting research, lobbying governments, organizing protests and campaigns, and raising public awareness about environmental issues.

On a global scale, Greenpeace operates in several countries around the world through its independent national and regional offices. Some noteworthy subsidiaries and joint ventures include Greenpeace International, Greenpeace USA, and Greenpeace UK. The organization also collaborates with other environmental organizations, scientific institutions, and communities to achieve its objectives.

Greenpeace is considered one of the leading environmental organizations globally and has a significant market position in terms of its impact and influence. It is committed to peaceful actions and does not accept funding from governments, corporations, or political parties to maintain its independence and impartiality. In terms of its achievements and impact, Greenpeace has made notable contributions to various environmental causes.

Some major events include successful campaigns against nuclear testing, deforestation, and the protection of endangered species. The organization has often been at the forefront of global climate change demonstrations, advocating for renewable energy and sustainable practices. As of the latest information available, Greenpeace continues to be strongly committed to its mission.

It remains active in addressing pressing environmental issues and continues to push for sustainable practices and policies worldwide