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In this issue you will learn about some disappointing outcomes from the recent CITES meeting held in Doha. There were high expectations amongst the conservation community that CITES take positive steps to protect the Atlantic Blue Fin Tuna and several species of shark. Sadly the necessary resolutions were not implemented, and, we could be confronted with the demise these species in the not too distant future.

A WWF campaign reducing shark fin consumption is seeing strong support among local restaurant goers… Read more  

A string of Hong Kong companies receive honours in the Capital Entrepreneur “Green Enterprise Awards 2010” by proving that eco-friendly practices can turn into a profit. Read more  

The STEP Carbon Calculator provides students with a simple way to calculate their carbon footprint, turning complexity into child’s play… Read more  

Earth Hour has come from humble origins to establish itself as a powerful global movement. At the heart of promoting the event are WWF ‘low carbon gurus’, ordinary people who lent their expertise to the cause and artists who showed their support through strong visuals. WWF About Life meets two such people and finds out how they got involved… Read more  

WWF’s latest low carbon campaign has been a big hit in Hong Kong, but how did it all come together? Read more  

Rare local creatures from the sea and land all come together in an exhibition at the Hong Kong Science Museum to celebrate our vibrant biodiversity. Read more  

When it comes to protecting ecosystems at Mai Po, Tobi Lau is connecting with local communities to find the solutions. Read more  

A recent study shows huge potential for reducing carbon emissions through the telecommunications industry… Read more  

The latest CITES meeting highlighted challenges to wildlife conservation, but as WWF About Life finds out, there is hope on the horizon. Read more