Whilst this can be driven to some degree by external parties, reform will be long lasting if it is driven from within the region.
Global, Hong Kong
Stan Shea, Hong Kong Marine Biologist, Awarded Pew Fellowship in Marine Conservation
March 22, 2023
Liberty Mccarthy
We are proud to announce that Stan Shea, ADMCF’s Marine Programme Director has been selected by The Pew Charitable Trusts as a recipient of the Pew Fellowship in Marine Conservation. Stan is one of seven international ...
Global, Hong Kong
Webinar: International Online Workshop on the Use of Fish Maws – Implications for Species, Fisheries, People and Sustainability
March 10, 2023
ADMCF
Fish maws (swim bladders) have been used in various products for centuries including food, isinglass (used in brewing and winemaking) and cosmetics, amongst others. Whilst the full use of all parts of harvested fish is to be ...
China, Global, Hong Kong
CITES COP19 – deciding the fate of 600 species
Part I: COP19, what it is and why it’s important
November 18, 2022
Sophie le Clue
From the 14th-25th November around 2000 researchers, advocates, policy experts, traders and official representatives from up to 184 countries are attending a critical gathering in Panama – the 19th Conference of the Parties ...
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