Press Releases
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WWF condemns the buying of the Bluefin Tuna by the Taste of Japan Group
WWF today condemns the continual practice of a local sushi chain owned by Taste of Japan ...
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Satellite tracking project reveals the epic migration journey of Hong Kong's wild ducks
The first phase of a multi-partner project to track the global movements of Hong Kong's wild ducks ...
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WWF Earth Hour 2010 unites citizens around the world to vote earth on March 27, 2010 (17 Dec 2009)
One million Copenhagen citizens representing 6.8 billion people worldwide switched off their ...
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Hong Kong's Global Day of Action debut About 1,000 participants joined "Walk for Our Winter" 3-legged Walk (12 Dec 2009)
In an effort to demonstrate their supports for "Global Day of Action", aboout 1000 people in ...
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WWF launches Hong Kong's first "Sustainable Seafood School Catering Programme" offering students environmentally-friendly messages with their meals (25 Nov 2009)
"It's time to dine!" Over 100 primary students will enjoy lunch-boxes with sustainable seafood, and ...
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Dr Rebecca Lee shares Arctic Ocean Research 2008 experience at WWF's Corporate Membership Programme Award Presentation Ceremony
Dr Rebecca Lee, renowned Hong Kong explorer on climate change, was the key note speaker and awards ...
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A HK$1.5 million new home for migratory waterbirds at Mai Po Nature Reserve
WWF has just completed the largest-scale single gei wai project ever at the Mai Po Nature ...
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WWF's Christmas Gift Sets and FSC Wooden Toys
For the first time WWF presents four types of wonderful Christmas gift sets and over ten types of ...
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One month to the UN Climate Summit in Copenhagen Nearly 200 young people "demonstrate" the threat of sea level rise caused by climate change
With only one month to the UN Climate Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, WWF today kicks off ...
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WWF expands its Low Carbon Living Appliances product types to "welcome" the new era of compulsory labelling in Hong Kong
Due to the lack of a comprehensive energy efficiency government labelling scheme in Hong Kong, WWF ...
