November - Eco-friendly Festive Season
2020
October - The "NeighBOAR" You May Bump Into
September - HKMLSEC One Year Anniversary
August - How Much Do You Know About Research Species?
July - What to Do When Seeing a Live Stranded Animal?
June - Corals: We Don't Need Sunscreen!
May - A Story of the Plastics in Oceans
April - Don't Feed Me!
March - Dolphin Awareness Month
February - The Local Monkey King
January - Meet The Horseshoe Crab
2019
December - Alarming High Number of Stranding
November - The Cost Behind Those Cute Big Eyes
October - The Power of Bottom-up Conservation
September - Marine Mammal Conservation in Asia
August - Thank you, volunteers!
July - What Has Grazing Done?
June - Why Frogs Matter?
May - Conservation Heroes! Safeguard the Ocean!
April - Conservation Effort on Horseshoe Crabs
March - Marine Conservation Why Should We Care?
February - When Extremes become the New Normal
January - Plastics From Laundry to Oceans
2018
December - Science Power For Conservation
November - Chinese White Dolphin in Sanya
October - Saving Our National Treasures
September - “Take a walk with a turtle and behold the world in pause” – Bruce Feiler
August - I Spy With My Little Eyes...
July - New Funding Cycle - Fresh New Start
June - Mid-year Review: Cetacean Stranding in Hong Kong
May - A look at the Biodiversity of Vietnam
Apr - The Legacy of Invasive, Feral Species of Hong Kong
Mar - OUR EFFORTS TO HELP CONSERVE BORNEO'S FLORA AND FAUNA
Feb - MICROPLASTICS - THE TINY THREAT TO GIANT SEA LIFE
Jan - ILLEGAL TRAPPERS THREATENED TURTLES IN HONG KONG
2017
Dec - RUN FOR SURVIVAL EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION
Nov - SHARING CONSERVATION EFFORTS AND JOINING FORCES ACROSS THE WORLD
Oct - THE UNIQUE AND CHARISMATIC CROCODILE - GHATIAL
Sep - SMILE TOGETHER WITH FINLESS PORPOISE
Aug – INTERNATIONAL WHALE SHARK DAY, LOVE AND PROTECT
Jul – HK ISLAND REGION FLAG DAY ON AUG 5!
Jun – GET PLASTIC OUT OF YOUR HABIT, AND DIET TOO!
May – SUPPORT NO STRAW DAY AND KEEP DISPOSABLE PLASTICS AWAY
Apr – YOUR SUPPORT FACILITATES LONG-TERM RESEARCH ON KOMODO DRAGON
Mar – YOUR SUPPORT HELPED RESEARCHERS TAG PANGOLIN AND PYTHON
Feb – SAY NO TO THE SILENT OCEAN KILLER, DISPOSABLE PLASTICS
Jan – RUN WITH US, START THE YEAR OF ROOSTER GREEN AND FUN
2016
Dec – START A GREEN 2017: CHOOSE WISELY, CHOOSE SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD
Nov – LITTLE CREATURES BUILDING UP THE BEAUTY OF NATURE
Oct – A SMALL VICTORY FOR WILDLIFE – INTERNATIONAL TRADE TIGHTENED
Sep – HOLD ON TO YOUR ROOTS – A JOURNEY OF REDISCOVERY
Aug - FINDING MERMAIDS: WHY EVERYONE CAN BE A CONSERVATIONIST
Jul - PLANT A SEED, INSPIRE A DREAM- ORANGUTAN AND CONSUMER POWER
JUN - SAY GOODBYE TO DISPOSABLE PLASTIC PRODUCTS!
MAY - STEP UP FOR OUR OCEANS, HELP MAINTAIN ECOLOGICAL BALANCE TOGETHER
APR - YANGTZE FINLESS PORPOSE EX-SITU POPULATION IN TIAN-E-ZHOU NATURE RESERVE DOUBLED IN 5 YEARS
MAR - CONSERVING THE ENDANGERED BIRD OF LEGEND AND BLUE-CROWNED LAUGHINGTHRUSH
FEB - OPCFHK WISHES YOU A PROSPEROUS AND GREEN YEAR OF THE MONKEY
JAN - RUN FOR SURVIVAL THE SPECIAL EDITION
2015
DEC - RUN FOR SURVIVAL 2016
NOV - SORROW OF CHINESE PANGOLIN
OCT - INFERNO: THE STORY OF ORANGUTANS AND PALM TREES
SEP - HELPING THE GENTLE GIANT
AUG - NEW HOPE FOR THE CHINESE CRESTED TERN AS 16 CHICKS FLEDGED
JUL - ILLEGAL PET TRADE THREATENING THE SURVIVAL OF SLOW LORIS
JUN - ARE YOU ENJOYING OR KILLING NATURE?
MAY - THE CRITICALLY ENDANGERED SIAMESE CROCODILES
APR - GOOD NEWS: NUMBER OF BLACK-FACED SPOONBILLS INCREASED BY 20%
MAR - “RUN FOR SURVIVAL”
FEB - THE INJURED CHINESE WHITE DOLPHIN “HOPE”
JAN - FREE OR KILL?
2014
DEC - CELEBRITIES SUPPORT THE FIRST "RUN FOR SURVIVAL" CHARITY RUN
NOV - SAVING THE MYSTERIOUS MAMMAL, THE SUNDA PANGOLIN
OCT - CHINESE STURGEON ON THE BRINK OF EXTINCTION
SEP - KING OF THE JUNGLE FACES EXTINCTION!
AUG - TRACING THE CRITICALLY ENDANGERED GHARIAL IN THE WILD
JUL - FINDING "LIVING FOSSILS"
JUN - TRIVIA: PANDAS MAY NOT BE BLACK-AND-WHITE?
MAY - MEET THE THORNY TREE FROG
APR - VIDEO OF WHALE STRANDING CASE RELEASED
MAR - SEAHORSES WITH IDENTITY CARD
FEB - SAVING ORANGUTANS IN INDONESIA
JAN - CHINESE WHITE DOLPHIN POPULATION DECLINE