In a statement released Thursday, the controversial environmental activist group explained that it would end its public direct-action protests.

The UK climate activist group announced that it will end disruptive acts of protest, which have included throwing soup on Vincent Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” and spraying orange powder paint on Stonehenge.

The climate protest group that rose to prominence due to a series of high-profile demonstrations has said it is switching tactics. It is 'the end of soup on Van Goghs,' a statement said.