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WEBWHAT WE DO. Oceans Wildlife Illegal wildlife trade and consumption are threatening the survival of the world's iconic species. For the survival of these species and for the sake of human health, we must stop the trade and consumption.
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WWF Hong Kong - Wikipedia
WEBWWF Hong Kong (WWF HK) is the independent branch of the World Wide Fund for Nature in Hong Kong. It was established in December 1981 as World Wildlife Fund Hong Kong .
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WEBWHO WE ARE. Our vision is to transform Hong Kong into Asia’s most sustainable city where nature is conserved, carbon pollution is reduced, and consumption is environmentally responsible.
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WEBWWF Hong Kong is one of Hong Kong's leading environmental charitable organisations.
About us - Connect With Nature
WEBWWF-Hong Kong was founded in 1981 and is an integral part of WWF’s global network. Work began with managing Mai Po Nature Reserve and conserving iconic species. Over the years, we have expanded and adjusted our mission to better serve Hong Kong’s conservation and education needs and align ourselves with WWF’s global strategy.
From fishing and ivory bans to wetlands conservation, WWF-Hong Kong ...
WEBJan 27, 2022 · As WWF-Hong Kong marks its 40th anniversary, its accomplishments include the establishment of the Mai Po nature reserve and bans on trawling and trade in ivory. But challenges such as...
Reviving Our Corals – Reviving Our Corals - WWF Hong Kong
WEBHong Kong’s coral communities have greatly diminished in size and quality over the past 50 years. We are keenly aware of what has been lost, and our mission is to use our knowledge and passion to restore these precious coral communities – because when corals are revived, our oceans can thrive!
Earth Hour 2020: Managing our Oceans | by WWF HK - Medium
WEBMar 19, 2020 · WWF-Hong Kong has identified seven potential sites for MPAs covering important habitats for marine species, including South Lamma for green turtles, Ha Pak Nai for horseshoe crabs, Port...
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