Press Releases
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2000 nature lovers joined WWF's Walk For Nature at Mai Po
2,000 nature lovers joined WWF's Walk For Nature at Mai Po Nature Reserve on 2 consecutive Sundays, ...
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Policy address promises continued risk to Hong Kong's environment and health
While WWF is encouraged that our Chief Executive has stated that Hong Kong will "..take the lead in ...
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WWF's Walk For Nature Enrolment Deadline Extended
WWF will run the "Walk For Nature" at Mai Po Nature Reserve on two consecutive Sundays, 15 and 22 ...
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WWF expresses serious concerns on CLP's LNG Terminal EIA procedure and the future of the Chinese White Dolphin
WWF considers that CLP is attempting to sabotage public debate and the decision-making process on ...
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WWF – A LNG terminal in the Soko Islands would be a real loss for Hong Kong
WWF questioned both CLP’s intentions to construct a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on the ...
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Where has the stream life in the Tung Chung Stream gone?
WWF has grave concerns following the apparent loss of aquatic life, including fish and insects, in ...
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"Lucky" bird of prey released back into the wild
One seriously fortunate raptor will be soaring again today after a joint rescue effort by WWF and ...
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WWF to publish "A Quick Guide for Appreciating Birds" CD for the visually impaired
WWF launched the "A Quick Guide for Appreciating Birds" CD today at the Assembly Hall of ...
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Record numbers of Black-faced Spoonbill stay at the Mai Po Nature Reserve this summer
After the migration period of last winter, when most birds leave Hong Kong and return to their ...
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WWF promotes Corporate Social Responsibility to Corporate Members
WWF encouraged our corporate members to enhance their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) ...
