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... they are seldom seen by casual observers and their presence is likely to be overlooked. The surprising fact is that over fifty species of mammals live in the territory, including some rare and precious ones, like Eurasian Otter and Chinese Pangolin, which can still be found in some protected areas of...

... papayas and consulted the Expert Group in 2015 and 2018. The third round of review has been completed by AFCD, and the results of the review are presented in the ensuing paragraphs. Type of GM Papayas 6. Papaya (Carica papaya) is a soft-wooded perennial plant of the Caricaceae family. It is believed to be...

... red tide was observed on September 23 at Tai Long Wan, Sai Kung by the Government Flying Service. It was dissipated on September 25. On September 25, staff of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department also reported a red tide sighting at Shek O Beach. The red tide dissipated on September 29...

... AFCD will monitor supply of live chickens Saturday, November 25, 2000 The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) is maintaining close contact with Guangnan Hong, chicken suppliers and cross-boundary poultry lorry drivers to monitor the development of the strike staged by...

... said a red tide was observed on January 19 at Deep Water Bay by staff of Ocean Park. The red tide, formed by Chaetoceros socialis, was not common in Hong Kong waters and was non-toxic. It had dissipated the next day. On the same day, a red tide was observed at Kat O Hoi by mariculturists at Kat...

... said a red tide was observed on January 19 at Deep Water Bay by staff of Ocean Park. The red tide, formed by Chaetoceros socialis, was not common in Hong Kong waters and was non-toxic. It had dissipated the next day. On the same day, a red tide was observed at Kat O Hoi by mariculturists at Kat...

... red tide was observed on March 21 at Ma Wan by staff of the Environmental Protection Department. The red tide was formed by Skeletonema costatum and is dissipating. Another red tide was observed yesterday (March 22) at O Pui Tong by staff of the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department...

... working group said a red tide was observed on May 26 at Shatin Hoi by staff of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. The red tide had dissipated on May 29. The red tide was formed by Skeletonema costatum and Chaetoceros species. The two species had been sighted in Hong Kong waters before and were non...

... informed of the latest monitoring situation. A spokesman for the working group said a red tide was observed on April 4 at Yim Tin Tsai fish culture zone by staff of the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD). The red tide dissipated on April 9. The red tide was formed by...

... monitoring situation. A spokesman for the working group said a red tide was observed on April 22 at Deep Water Bay near Ocean Park by staff of Ocean Park. The red tide dissipated on April 24. On April 23, red tides were observed by staff of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) and...