Press Releases
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WWF’s Recommendations for the 2019-2020 Budget – Transform Hong Kong into Asia’s Most Sustainable City
1. Land supply: cease studies on using country parks for housing purposes and support a ...
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WWF calls for ecological baseline studies ahead of Government’s Infrastructure Study at proposed Reclamation Sites
WWF notes the Development Bureau’s response to Land Supply Task Force’s final public engagement ...
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Sustainable Seafood on Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel Menu
WWF-Hong Kong has partnered with the newly-opened Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel to help it ...
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Re: Public Engagement Report of Land Supply Task Force－ WWF Urges “Brownfield First”, Marine Spatial Planning Before Considering Reclamation
In response to the release today of the Land Supply Task Force’s final public engagement report, ...
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WWF Draws Support from 2,500 Volunteers for Flag Day
Over 2,500 volunteers stepped out to show support for WWF-Hong Kong’s (WWF) Flag Day fundraising ...
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Hong Kong Government Must Press On with Stronger Climate Pledges
WWF-Hong Kong has called on the Hong Kong government to press ahead with setting ambitious carbon ...
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“Drink Without Waste” Calls on Hong Kong to Reduce Beverage Waste
WWF-Hong Kong joins the “Drink Without Waste” initiative to call on Hong Kong to reduce single-use ...
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WWF’s Corporate Sustainability Summit Calls for an End to Single-Use Plastics
WWF-Hong Kong’s collaboration with the business sector to reduce single-use plastics, including ...
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WWF calls for a science-based approach linking city wetlands to restore balance in biodiversity – think flyways and act locally to protect wetland areas.
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Special Needs Addressed with
Nature with No Barriers ProjectMai Po Nature Reserve unveils brand new update with universal access facilities and infrastructure, ...
