Press Releases
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Chinese White Dolphins Close to Extinction in Hong Kong WWF urges “Dolphin Conservation Management Area” in West and South Lantau Waters
The population of Chinese White Dolphin in Hong Kong waters has dropped drastically, to a historic ...
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WWF Response to “New Estimate for Wild Tigers for India”
Conservationists have made continued progress in reversing the decline in number of tigers, one of ...
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27% of species in the IUCN Red List at risk of extinction WWF calls for enforcement of illegal trade on wildlife
In the International Union for Conservation of Nature latestupdate to theirRed List of Threatened ...
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Hong Kong Government report out of step on renewables – City can achieve higher PV potential across our Cityscape WWF believes
A report on the solar photovoltaic (PV) potential of building rooftops in Hong Kong released by The ...
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WWF Releases Latest Sustainable Seafood Procurement Policy Scorecard
According to the latest “sustainable seafood procurement policy scorecard” released by WWF-Hong ...
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WWF Run for Wild 2019 Over 1,400 Runners Join the Race Against Extinction
WWF-Hong Kong’s Run for Wild 2019 kicked-off this morning at Tai Po Pak Shek Kok Waterfront ...
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Earth Hour 2019– Reduce, Rethink, Change the Way We Live
Lights off in Hong Kong to knock out single-use plasticsEarth Hour, the world's largest collective environmental movement, has united millions of people ...
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![[From right] David Olson, WWF-Hong Kong’s Director of Conservation and Gloria Lai, WWF-Hong Kong’s Ecological Footprint Specialist said if Hong Kong adopts a business-as-usual approach, the local Ecological Footprint may continue to increase. ](//wwfhk.awsassets.panda.org/img/img_2260_41133.jpg)
4.2 Earths Required to Sustain Our Lifestyle, According to WWF
[HONG KONG –28 March 2019]If everyone led the lifestyle of Hong Kongers, 4.2 Earths would be ...
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80% of Customers Support Regulation of Single-Use Plastics: WWF survey
The results of a survey conducted by WWF-Hong Kong reveals that nearly 80% of respondents support ...
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Reject East Lantau Reclamation, WWF Urges
WWF-Hong Kong urges the Hong Kong government to withdraw studies related to reclamation at east ...
![[From right] David Olson, WWF-Hong Kong’s Director of Conservation and Gloria Lai, WWF-Hong Kong’s Ecological Footprint Specialist said if Hong Kong adopts a business-as-usual approach, the local Ecological Footprint may continue to increase. ](http://wwfhk.awsassets.panda.org/img/img_2260_41133.jpg)
