Newest crew member Brook Dunn answers visitors questions on the helicoptor pad as visitors explored the Rainbow Warrior that was open to the public on the weekend at Ships Point.

A visit with peaceful warriors

The Rainbow Warrior flagship of the Greenpeace organization is in Victoria and open to the public



The enviromentally friendly sailboat that is the flagship of the Green Peace organization welcomed hundreds of visitors onboard to get a close-up look at the vessel and to have a chance to meet the crew and the ship’s captain Joel Stewart.

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