Mr. Lee from Big Brother English held a storytelling event at the Maritime Museum on 18th Oct. He told an adventurous story about the ocean and helped spread the message of shark conservation. Both the kids and their parents enjoyed the reading immensely! We hope that they could help spread the message in the future!
Ms. Sarah Lazarus and daughter Poppy visited HKSF office in order to learn more about shark conservation issues. It is so generous of them that they made donation to HKSF to support our work.
Students from Renaissance College came to the office of HKSF and had an interview. Through the interview, they knew more about shark finning and shark conservation. They hope to spread the message the others by holding talks in kindergarten.
Three students from Island School had an interview with HKSF on the 16th of September to know more about sharks! After the interview, they are going to be ambassadors and educate the kindergarten students in the near future! Let’s be the Shark Heroes just like them!
COCKTAILS FOR CHANGE Worldwide, 100 million sharks are killed every year, in large part to satisfy the demand for shark fins from Asia. Around 50% of the world’s shark fins are traded through Hong Kong alone, this means that we have a rare opportunity for one city to make a significant impact on a global scale. HKSF campaigns…
We visited King George V School on the 28th of August. It was great to see that students actively participated in the fair. We are so happy that we have recruited a number of volunteers who are willing to protect sharks. It is amazing to spread the message of shark conservation and let students know…
On the 27th of August, we visited Renaissance College Hong Kong for their annual service fair which all students participated in. We are so happy to recruit a number of passionate students to be our volunteer. Also, we had successfully collected many signatures for the petition for banning shark fins trade. More importantly, it is a…
The biggest event this summer- Slide the City HK has come to an end. HKSF was there to enjoy the summer party. Sliders, did you have fun? HKSF didn’t forget to stay green while having fun. We collected hundreds of used and unwanted lifebelts for recycle and future use. To spread shark conservation message, HKSF sliders held banners,…
On the 18th to 19th of August, HKSF and LCSD threw a Summer Fun Party 2015, and turned the Queen Elizabeth Stadium into the Cute EliSHARKbeth Aquarium. Shark Eli took pictures with kids and taught them how to make 3D sharks and sand-bottles.
Have you seen any sharks near the Victoria Harbor recently? HKSF has a series events in July. One of them includes bringing 60 cute stuffed sharks to meet shark lovers in Hong Kong. Did you notice that 54 of them have their fins removed and are still bleeding? The cruel truth has been displayed.…
