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Hong Kong maritime shipping industry preps as territory increases police powers to fight wildlife trafficking
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Hong Kong must tackle the biodiversity and climate crises together
Climate change, biodiversity loss and economic development can no longer be treated separately. ...
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Besides marine wildlife, what else is entangled by ghost gear?
“Ghost gear” is one of the ten most commonly found marine litter in Hong Kong. It refers to ...
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In Remembrance of Professor Brian Morton, PhD, DSc, OBE, JP (1942-2021)
It is with a deep sense of loss and sadness that we learned of the passing of one of our founding ...
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Promoting “No Disposables Campus” initiative in schools
Let us count the ways disposable items are used on a daily basis at school campuses: plastic ...
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Trawled fish consumption continues despite ban
On 31 December 2012, a ban came into effect in Hong Kong on the destructive fishing method known as ...
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New ordinance protects toothfish from overfishing
What do the Patagonian toothfish (Dissostichus eleginoides), Antarctic toothfish (Dissostichus ...
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WWF’s Recommendations for 2020/21 Policy Address
With our community in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, WWF believes the government can ...
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OPY: Voices of Conservation
OPY: Voices of ConservationOne hundred fifty passionate youngsters signed up for the 2019-20 One ...
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Mangroves Play Protector to Hong Kong, Now It’s Our Turn To Protect Them
To mark World Mangrove Day on 26 July, spare a thought for our city’s remaining mangroves.
