For almost three decades, an international trade in live reef fishes has grown and flourished in the Indo-Pacific region in response to demand for ultra-fresh seafood, a culinary tradition of Hong Kong and southern China. The ...
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For almost three decades, an international trade in live reef fishes has grown and flourished in the Indo-Pacific region in response to demand for ultra-fresh seafood, a culinary tradition of Hong Kong and southern China. The ...
The documentary tells the story of the murder of the celebrated Cambodian forest activist Chut Wutty and the Prey Lang activists’ fight against industrial logging. Fran Lambrick’s documentary was supported by ADMCF. Not ...
Since its launch in 2011, CWR has worked from its Hong Kong base to engage with global business & investment communities in understanding and managing water risks in China & across Asia so that better decisions can be ...
The Sabangau peat forest in Central Kalimantan, Borneo, Indonesia covers an area of 6,300km2 and is one of the most important regions for the conservation of biodiversity in Borneo. The area is still under severe threat and ...
Since 2000, Cambridge University has been organising the Student Conference on Conservation Science (SCCS). The student conference helps young conservation scientists gain experience, learn new ideas and make contacts that ...
China, Indonesia and Malaysia comprise of over half of the forestlands across Asia. All three have struggled with deforestation, and their governments are actively encouraging the development of plantation forests, which are ...
ADMCF filled a short-term funding gap to enable World Resources Institute (WRI) and Tsinghua University research for the first version of PROA for ammonia discharge reduction in Suzhou. The purpose was to develop a ...
In 2009, ADMCF commissioned Starling Resources (now Mazaas Starling Resources) to assess the feasibility of establishing an endowment fund for the continued protection of the forest. While such an endowment fund is an optimal ...
ADMCF began funding Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC) in 2009 to cover an immediate shortfall and quickly accelerated our work with the team after seeing how vital they were to local pediatric health. Two years later, we ...
In 2009, ADMCF commissioned Responsible Research to undertake research on water in China as an issue for responsible investors. The research was timed to coincide with the launch of Asia Water Project, now CWR, with the ...
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