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Andy Cornish

Andy Cornish

Andy Cornish completed a PhD on reef fishes at The University of Hong Kong. He worked on nature conservation issues for two decades before establishing Cornerstone Strategies, a boutique consultancy that provides strategic planning support. He is the coordinator for the Hong Kong Marine Protection Alliance.
Andy Cornish completed a PhD on reef fishes at The University of Hong Kong. He worked on nature conservation issues for two decades before establishing Cornerstone Strategies, a boutique consultancy that provides strategic planning support. He is the coordinator for the Hong Kong Marine Protection Alliance.

Opinion | 2 steps Hong Kong must take as it expands eco-tourism

Nature-based tourism can drive funds into marine conservation, but proper planning is needed to prevent visitors from damaging the environment.

Demand for shark fin in Hong Kong and other markets is driving overfishing and pushing many species to the brink of extinction. An initiative conceived and developed in the city aims to recover populations of at least eight threatened species, but requires widespread support.

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