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The plastic pellet spill disaster of 2012 marked a watershed moment for Hong Kong's marine environment, bringing the marine pollution problem into the public eye. In response to this event, WWF Hong Kong and our partners launched a two-year ecological survey and coastal clean-up programme called Coastal Watch in summer 2014. With the support of several local groups and over 2,000 volunteers, the teams conduct ecological, marine litter and micro-debris surveys and perform clean-up activities at 34 sites in a variety of coastal and marine habitats across Hong Kong, including mangroves, mudflats, sandy shores, rocky shores, coral communities and coastal water areas. The information collected will help the government identify the sources of marine litter and develop a long-term marine conservation policy.

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We are glad to create the visual identity for the brand. We used a sea blue as the primary colour and some white paint splashes to create a coastal feeling. The sea blue colour also implies the unpolluted sea which is the goal of the project. Throughout the 3 years, we created different materials to support the project, such as passport booklet, data card, poster, application forms, infographic leaflet, backdrops and banners for seminars, 2 exhibitions in Hong Kong Maritime Museum...

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