Natural environment，urban landscape and cultural heritage are the three major concerns by activists of non-governmental conservation movement in Macau in recent years. Since Reunification，the liberalisation of the gaming sector and the implementation of the Individual Travel Scheme，the consequent rapid social and economic development has resulted in a dramatic change in urban environment. The conflicts between development and conservation have deepened，leading to frequent conservation activities within the community. Experiences in recent years show that the conservation movement in Macau are characterised by dissemination of ideas，disorganisation and extra-institutional actions. These characteristics have also been fully demonstrated in a number of campaign activities in 2013. On the other hand，the approval of the Urban Planning Law and the Cultural Heritage Protection Law by the Legislative Assembly in 2013 would bring some influence on the future development of conservation movement in Macau.