About two hours ago, Shanghai;’s 2nd WWF Earth Hour ended, and I gotta say that while there were a few hold outs (HILTON HOTEL…), overall, WWF did a good job getting the cities building managers to participate this year. Here are some stripes of my view (from the south side of Huai Hai Road).  The [...]

With less than a month to go to COP 15, Alex Pasternack at Treehugger has loaded a very interesting dialogue he recently had with Yang Fuqiang of WWF. See Part 1 and Part 2 Perhaps one of the most experienced persons on the issues, in China, his background lends his thoughts significant weight: For more [...]

With the WWF China team still on a high from the success of March’s Earth Hour event, their local team pt together a press package (download here) of all the China based events that I think does a great job of summarizing the success they found in China. For me, one of my primary concerns [...]

GoKunming has put up a very interesting interview of WWF Kunming Office Head Wu Yusong the provides some interesting insights into their programming in the region. For me the most interesting was when Go Kunming asked about WWF’s Challenges and successed: GK: What are WWF’s biggest challenges in Yunnan? What are its greatest achievements? Wu: [...]