Crossborder Environment Concern Association 跨境环保关注协会

Established in 2013, CrossBorder Environment Concern Association (CECA) is a non-for-profit, nongovernmental organization striving for enhancing public participation on ecological conservation and reducing information asymmetry in environmental regulations. With physical presence across major cities in the Pearl River Delta (PRD) Greater Bay Area and the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei area, CECA has become one of the major regional players in coastal conservation and environmental policy research. CECA is committed to analyzing environmental and ecological impacts of major infrastructure projects unrevealed or under-reported by their environmental impact assessment (EIA) reports, aiming at conserving endangered species (e.g. Chinese White Dolphin) and their habitats (e.g. coastal wetlands and mangrove), both of which are increasingly threatened by the intensified coastal development across the PRD. CECA has built up five functional teams, namely the Reclamation Research Team, Ecological Redline Team, Legal & Data Team, Media Team, and Financial & Building Team. All five teams collectively work towards the common goal of conserving the environment and achieving harmony between the environment and humanity in the PRD Greater Bay Area, one of the most developed areas in China. CECA2013CECA “”