In the early morning of December 10, 1971, a group of courageous activists gathered at the entrance of Vancouver's harbor, preparing for a remarkable and history-changing event. The stage was set for the birth of a global environmental movement that would soon become known as Greenpeace. Led by the passion and determination to protect our planet's fragile ecosystems, the small group of activists hopped on board a small fishing boat named Phyllis Cormack and set sail towards the pristine waters of Amchitka Island, off the coast of Alaska. This was a bold and audacious move that would pave the way for future environmental activism and shape the world's perception of the urgent need for conservation and preservation.