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WWF Singapore
237 Cantonment Road
Singapore 089767
T:+65 6323 0100
F:+65 6323 0179
E: info@wwf.sg
237 Cantonment Road
Singapore 089767
T:+65 6323 0100
F:+65 6323 0179
E: info@wwf.sg
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Latest News & Publications
Stellar list of prominent personalities in Singapore pledge commitment to WWF's Earth Hour 2010
WWF announced today that an inspiring line-up of prominent personalities in Singapore have pledged their support for Earth Hour, due to take place on 27 March 2010 at 8.30 pm. The wide reach and influence of these stars will help spread the message island-wide that we can all take personal responsibility in lessening our adverse impact on the environment.
WWF rallies business and individual support for Earth Hour Singapore 2010
As Earth Hour 2010 draws closer, WWF announced that companies in Singapore are stepping up to show strong support for the climate change initiative. This year, WWF is putting an even stronger emphasis on individual participation and has launched a competition to encourage the public to share innovative ideas on how we can lessen the negative impact of our actions on the environment.
Living Planet Talk Series : “Sustainable seafood – how YOU can make a difference”
If you love to eat seafood but are concerned about the health of our oceans then come along for a free informative talk, find out how you can make a difference, and pick up your free copy of the first ever Singapore Seafood Guide. The guide will help you choose fish (when buying or dining out) from well-managed, sustainable stocks which are caught using methods that minimise damage to marine wildlife and the environment.
Thank you for joining our Living Planet Talk Serie on Tigers
There was a great turnout at WWF’s Tiger talk by Michael Baltzer, leader of the WWF’s Tiger Network Initiative on 28 February. A big Thank You to all who came to support us!
WWF Singapore launches its first ‘Singapore Seafood Guide’
Singapore is one of the biggest seafood consumers in Asia-Pacific with an average of 100,000 tonnes of seafood consumed each year. As such Singapore has an important role to play in the conservation and sustainability of marine resources.
