About Hong Kong
Hong Kong may be small, at just 1,108 square kilometers, and densely populated, with 7.3 million people and growing, but only 25 percent of the region’s land area has been developed. With the remaining 75 percent preserved as country parks or protected areas, we must ensure that providing for people does not come at the expense of these lands.
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Less Trash and More Reefs
The Nature Conservancy in Hong Kong is embarking on an initiative called “Save Our Shells” to recycle discarded shellfish shells and re-purpose them into new reefs.
Empowering the Next Generation of Environmental Leaders in Hong Kong
Nurturing future green leaders in Hong Kong is critical for addressing environmental issues in the Asia Pacific region.
A Tiny Crab in Hong Kong is Showing Big Promise for Oyster Reefs
A small crab was discovered for the first time in Hong Kong on TNC's project reef.
Restoring Hong Kong's Shellfish Reefs
Overharvesting and coastal development have destroyed much of the city’s natural reefs. Learn how we are restoring reefs for people and nature.