Download PDF here

HKSF Brand Identity Guidelines
HKSF logo CMYK Colour – Bilingual
HKSF logo RGB Colour – Bilingual
HKSF logo B/W – Bilingual

‘Dining on Endangered Species: A snapshot of endangered seafood offered by Hong Kong’s leading hotels’ – published November 2011  – English 
‘Dining on Endangered Species: A snapshot of endangered seafood offered by Hong Kong’s leading hotels’ – published November 2011  – Chinese

HKSF “Why Sharks Need You” School Talk Presentation
HKSF Factsheet – English
HKSF Factsheet – Chinese
HKSF Factsheet – English reading comprehension
Sharkwater – listening comprehension
FIN – listening comprehension
How to draw a shark
6 ways to save sharks

Design 1
English version download link:
http://papersharks.org/wedding_stationery.htm

Design 2
English version download link:
http://papersharks.org/wedding_stationery_2.htm

Special thanks Larah Uyeda and 983 wedding.com for the Shark-free Wedding Stationery design.

On April 6th 2019, our Executive Director, Andrea Richey, gave a TEDxCUHK Talk.

Filmed by Dr Martin Williams: In February 2009, a Chinese woman missed her flight at HK International Airport. The resulting tantrum she threw was caught on camera, posted onto YouTube and rapidly received international coverage. Staunch conservationist and long-time HK resident, Doc Williams was inspired to film a ‘spoof’ clip featuring a woman throwing a similar tantrum because she could not have any sharks fin soup (as all the sharks had been eaten). Founding member of HKSF, Rachel Vickerstaff, and two sympathisers for the cause stood in as amateur actors and the resulting clip received over 1 million views (and still counting!).

A further spoof was done by HKSF member, Shark Sister” clip, Vicky Wong

Fin, short documentary about shark-finning that won “the People’s Choice” in the “I Shot HK” film festival 2010.

The Tide is Turning is a short documentary about the Tide that is Turning against Shark Fin. The short film highlights how nations, cities and people around the globe are saying No to sharkfin. It should remind viewers of the early 80’s and a similar movement that swept the globe-The call to ban the ivory trade….. (with Chinese subtitles).

This film is a reminder that for every Hong Kong wedding serving shark fin soup, 30 sharks needlessly die. Hong Kongers need to step up and change their ways in the name of sharks – an essential part of the global marine ecosystem.

[If you are interested in having our Education Director Andrea Richey come out to your school or workplace to speak about shark conservation, please PM HKSF or reach out to Ms Richey directly]

On 10 October 2010, over 150 shark-supporters stood very very very still in the heart of one of Hong Kong’s busiest shopping districts, Causeway Bay.

On 15 May 2011, HKSF’s second Freezemob attracted approximately 350 protesters making a stand against shark fin, in one of Hong Kong’s prime tourist spots.

SOSFABOS (Save our sharks from a bowl of soup) public announcement from Malaysian celebrities and local activist Kirk Lee

Trailer for Shiver, a documentary about shark finning in Mozambique

Video about Hawaii’s anti-shark finning legislation