Speak up for our dolphins! – Use WWF's latest interactive map to learn about the threats to Chinese white dolphins

For years, Chinese white dolphins, also known as pink dolphins, in Hong Kong waters have been distressed by the consequences of human activities – habitat loss, water pollution and heavy marine traffic, to name just a few. The proposed third runway construction by the Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) will worsen their environment and further threaten this already endangered species. The survival of the pink dolphins is now at stake. WWF has produced an interactive map to illustrate the cumulative threats they are facing. You will be shocked by their dire situation. Click here to find out.

WWF is calling for a thorough analysis of the social and environmental costs and benefits of the new runway project before a decision is made. The Hong Kong government needs to act responsibly and introduce and implement a science-based dolphin management plan based on global best practices, which include proactive threat management to ensure that our dolphins will survive in Hong Kong waters and be safeguarded from future development projects and other threats.

Download wallpaper with sustainable tips from renowned illustrator, Chocolate Rain

Renowned local illustrator, Chocolate Rain, is a supporter of sustainable living. To promote the cause and help spread the message on consuming sustainable seafood, she drew an illustration on behalf of WWF earlier this year. The piece has now been made into wallpaper available for download. More wallpaper designs with sustainable tips from different illustrators are coming out soon, so stay tuned!

Enter WWF's short film competition and showcase your film in one of the most prestigious Asian film festivals!

No matter if you are an independent film producer or experienced famous director, you are cordially invited to join WWF's "Life, Nature, You, Make the Connection" short film competition. Use your skills to relate humans to nature. The submitted footage must be original and up to two minutes long. The two winners will be commissioned by WWF to make a short film with a minimum budget of US$10,000. In addition, the two winners will be invited to the prestigious CMS Vatavaran Film Festival in New Delhi, India in December to receive their awards and present their films.

You can enrol from now until 9 October. Click here for more information.

AsiaWorld-Expo joins WWF's Ocean Friendly Menu Programme

AsiaWorld-Expo in Lantau Island has recently joined WWF's Ocean Friendly Menu Programme and now offers sustainable seafood choices. Click here to learn more.