Polar bears exposed to plastic pollution in their Arctic home - Greenpeace Aotearoa

Polar bears - the distinguished ambassadors of the Arctic. The largest bear species in the world, polar bears embody the stunning resilience of nature, gracefully navigating the icy landscapes they call home. Already under threat from rising temperatures and melting ice caps, these magnificent creatures face a new and alarming threat - plastic pollution invading their habitat.

Svalbard Polar Bears are curious and eat plastic garbage.

Polar bears scavenge on garbage to cope with climate change

We must keep the Arctic clean, wild and free! - Greenpeace USA

Greenpeace Aotearoa

New paper polar bears attracted to garbage dumps blames lack of sea ice without any evidence

Arctic on the line: oil industry versus Greenpeace at the top of the world

Polar bear' appears at Greenpeace protest urging Coca-Cola to reduce plastic footprint - Mirror Online

These Polar Bears Tried To Send Us A Message

Greenpeace Aotearoa on Instagram: Species like the polar bear are at threat from plastic polluters like Coca-Cola Company which sells more than 100 billion single-use plastic bottles each year. 🟢BAN THE BOTTLE

50 Times Polar Bears Crushed It for Greenpeace - Greenpeace USA

Svalbard Polar Bears are curious and eat plastic garbage.

Polar bears pictured playing with plastic on remote Arctic island, The Independent

Arctic Ocean Advocacy