Teng Hoi Conservation Organization
Hong Kong
About
Founded in 2003, Teng Hoi Conservation Organization is a non-governmental organisation based in Hong Kong working on nature & wildlife conservation, environment & climate, education.
Teng Hoi Conservation Organization is a Hong Kong-based non-governmental organisation founded in 2003 that develops participative solutions to environmental problems. Its best-known work is a detection system that locates underwater explosions from illegal fish bombing, aimed at eradicating blast fishing in Sabah, Malaysia, and supporting alternative livelihoods for fishermen. It also runs education-focused programmes, including the Carbon Trading Game, a Youth Orchestra, Parents Power and school composting, delivered in Hong Kong and the region.
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Stop Fish Bombing
Nature & Wildlife conservation · Malaysia
Develops underwater acoustic detection technology to locate and deter illegal blast fishing, and an alternative income programme for blast fishermen transitioning to sustainable aquaculture.
Carbon Trading Game
Environment & Climate
Interactive simulation that teaches students, companies and the public about carbon trading, climate change and sustainability.
Parents Power
Employment & Skills
Works to create family-friendly workplaces and flexible jobs for parents.
Youth Orchestra
Arts & Culture
Orchestra open to young people of all backgrounds and musical experience levels.
Composting Program
Environment & Climate
Partners with schools in Hong Kong to turn food waste into compost.
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Partnerships
WWF Hong Kong, Sabah Parks, Sabah Fisheries Department, UNEP, HKUST, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Li Po Chun United World College, Shotspotter, Scubazoo
