The Callisto Liberation Front is a tiny cell of eco-radicals in the live-action Cowboy Bebop series. Built around the Murdock family, the group pursues a single cause: halting the terraforming of the moon Callisto.
The Front is a small band of environmental extremists rather than a large organization. Its entire agenda centers on one objective, freeing Callisto from the terraforming projects reshaping the moon.
The group presses its environmental cause through terrorism, positioning itself against the forces driving Callisto's transformation. Its actions ripple into the wider story, most notably through its violent handling of captives such as Mark Manly.

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The Callisto Liberation Front is a small cell of environmental extremists in the live-action Cowboy Bebop series, built around the Murdock family and focused on a single cause.
The Callisto Liberation Front is led by Maria Murdock, with the rest of its membership drawn from her family, including Harrison, Ron, and Derek Murdock.
The Callisto Liberation Front's sole objective is ending the terraforming of the moon Callisto and freeing it from the projects reshaping it.
The Callisto Liberation Front appears in the Netflix live-action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop, not the original anime continuity.
The Callisto Liberation Front presses its environmental cause through terrorism, including its violent handling of captives such as Mark Manly.
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