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What’s the ideal distance humans should maintain from nature?
Studies have shown that a fast-paced, high-pressure urban environment like Hong Kong can take its ...
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WWF’s Recommendations for 2019/20 Policy Address – Transform Hong Kong into Asia’s Most Sustainable City
WWF-Hong Kong has submitted recommendations to the Chief Executive for the 2019/20 Policy Address ...
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WWF launched Hong Kong’s First Code of Conduct and Clam Gauge for clam digging activities
Unregulated Clam Digging threatens Hong Kong’s Ecosystem In recent years, a number of coastal ...
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Fighting for our future – OPY results sharing
In 2017, WWF-Hong Kong launched the One Planet Youth (OPY) Education Programme to motivate young ...
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Formulate a Corporate Sustainable Dining Policy Now to Preserve the Earth’s Resources
Is sustainability one of your company’s objectives this year? As the Year of the Pig approaches, ...
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We see green shoots – Mainstreaming Sustainability in Local Primary School Curriculum
“It has always been our wish to mainstream environmental education in the local education system. ...
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Living Planet Report 2018
The 2018 Living Planet report was produced by WWF, leading experts and other organisations to find ...
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My green youth years
Earlier this year, we established OPY+ to gather alumni of our One Planet Youth Leadership Training ...
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Save the Gibbons in Myanmar
When it comes to threats facing wildlife, the first ones that come to mind are poaching, habitat ...
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Chinese caterers share their insights at a WWF-Hong Kong-organized Sustainable Seafood Seminar
Sustainability and legal issues associated with traditional seafood products were brought to the ...
