Each year WWF holds a number of events that invite the community to get directly involved. From outdoor events such as Walk For Nature and Big Bird Race to global events like Earth Hour, participation in WWF events is a great way for friends, family and companies to show their support for the environment together. Click here to view WWF’s upcoming events.
Act Locally
Participate
Mai Po Boardwalk
Contact Information
For further information on our events, please contact us here.
Become a Climateer
Earth Hour 2009
By becoming a Climateer, anyone can make a difference to climate change. Specially tailored for Hong Kong, www.climateers.org is a personal climate change info and action portal, featuring a Hong Kong specific online carbon calculator to help individuals measure and reduce their carbon footprint. Click here to learn more about what it means to be a Climateer.
Sustainable Seafood
Sustainable Seafood School Catering Programme
Hong Kong’s restaurants and markets enjoy a massive supply of seafood from all over the world. However, many of us are unaware of the effects this has on the marine environment. WWF’s Sustainable Seafood Initiative, including Shark Fin Initiative and Bluefin Tuna campaign help to inform the public and promote sustainable consumption.
FSC Wood and Paper
FSC logo painted on sustainable harvested logs
Timber is often taken for granted, but it is fundamental to paper, construction, furniture creation, and other important uses that are highly relevant to Hong Kong. Unfortunately, an alarming amount of timber entering use in Hong Kong lacks sufficient certification or is potentially sourced illegally. WWF encourages the three Rs concept of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle as well as the use of Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) wood, which guarantees that timber is sourced from certified, sustainably managed forest. Click here to view WWF’s green guide to paper.
WWF Green Tips
Mai Po Nature Reserve Centre - Education Centre
Simple lifestyle changes can make a big difference to our environment. Find out how making a few small adjustments to everyday routines can save resources, lower consumption and reduce your ecological footprint with WWF's green tips.
Report pollution
Pollution on a Hong Kong beach
Reports from individuals concerning pollution, illegal dumping and other questionable environmental activities should be reported. WWF can assist in contacting the relevant authorities to help you speak up on behalf of the environment. Click here to find out what you can do.
E-news Subscription
WWF's e-news subscription
Stay up to date on the latest conservation news and actions you can take with a free subscription to WWF’s eNews. Click here to sign up now!
Volunteer
Dec 2009 - Walk For Our Winter
Volunteering for WWF is a great way to get personally involved in local conservation and for experience working in environmental protection. WWF welcomes volunteers at a range of levels, from office assistance to fundraising and even field work at sites such as Mai Po in Hong Kong. Click here to fill out an online form, download our volunteer form or email us.