Campaigns

Each year, 8-12 million tons of plastic end up in the world's oceans, and the waste that washes up along our coast is a visible sign of this issue. Since 2017, the Environmental Protection Association has removed over 250 tons of trash from Norwegian beaches.

Open fish farms place too much strain on all other life in the fjord to be a sustainable future solution. We aim to inform consumers about the consequences of current aquaculture practices in open systems.

70 years ago during world war two the german submarine U-864 sank after a three hour long battle against the british sub HMS Venturer. U-864 which was carrying more than 60 tons of mercury sank into the deep outside of Vestland.

Did you know that the total amount of geothermal energy on Earth is estimated to be enough to meet the world's annual energy consumption? Geothermal energy is a form of energy conversion where heat from the Earth's interior is captured and used for purposes such as space heating, electricity generation, and other applications.

The development of wind power in Norway has been carried out with poor environmental mapping and has caused significant disruption to already vulnerable Norwegian nature.

NMF has for many years made wild reindeer one of our top priority issues. As an important species, Norway has a strong international obligation to protect its habitats and livelihoods.

Norway, known for its majestic fjords, beautiful landscapes, and strong environmental awareness, may seem like a place where environmental crime should be rare. Unfortunately, the reality reflects a different truth. Environmental crime remains a persistent challenge, and one of the most frustrating aspects is why so many of the criminals get away with it.

Norway is lagging behind in the transition to a circular economy.
We are one of the countries in the world with the highest consumption per capita, and the trend is rising. We must increase our efforts when it comes to how resources and products are repaired, reused, and recycled.

In a world where the population is growing at an ever-increasing pace, the question arises whether our population growth and consumption will exceed our available resources. This highlights the need for sustainable solutions to ensure the future of both humanity and the planet.