Press Releases
-
Restaurants and hotels respond positively to growing concerns about Hong Kong’s role in fuelling shark population crashes
-
Over 2.5 million Hong Kong people participated in Earth Hour WWF: Hong Kong people are ready to commit to low-carbon living
-
WWF’s losses amount to HK$1 million due to an outdated and biased closure policy
-
Temporary Closure of Mai Po Nature Reserve
WWF-Hong Kong was informed by the Agriculture, Fisheries & Conservation Department (AFCD) ...
-
Hong Kong shone in darkness during Earth Hour 2010
-
A night of unprecedented global unity
In Hong Kong, over 2,500 companies and buildings and over 230 schools and youth groups ...
-
The world is ready for tomorrow’s global action on climate change – Earth Hour - turning lights off for the sake of our planet’s future
In Hong Kong, about 2,400 companies and buildings and over 200 schools and youth groups will ...
-
Failure of CITES Listing for Sharks Regretted - WWF Renews its Calls for Hong Kong People to Say No to Shark Fin
-
The 26th WWF Big Bird Race Results – 194 bird species spotted and nearly $1m raised for wetland conservation
-
WWF: A sad day for bluefin tuna Atlantic bluefin tuna trade ban fails
