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... Some 1,000 volunteers join Marine Parks Clean-Up Day Sunday, September 16, 2001 More than 1,000 volunteers from 19 organisations and green groups participated in the Marine Parks Clean-Up Day organised by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation...

.... A spokesman for the working group said a red tide was observed on September 14 at Yim Tin Tsai fish culture zone by mariculturists of the culture zone. The red tide was formed by Prorocentrum minimum and Scrippsiella trochoidea. The two species had been sighted in Hong Kong waters before and...

... on the sixth floor of Cheung Sha Wan Government Offices. Interested persons can also download the form from AFCD's country and marine parks website at http://parks.afcd.gov.hk/. Completed forms should be forwarded to AFCD Headquarters by mail, or by fax to 2317 0482 before April 8. The...

... Lions Nature Education Centre in Sai Kung; and AFCD headquarters, fifth floor, Cheung Sha Wan Government Offices. Completed forms should be forwarded to AFCD by mail, or by fax to 2317 0482 before October 3. The forms can also be returned to any country park visitor centre...

...; the Lions Nature Education Centre in Sai Kung; and AFCD headquarters, fifth floor, Cheung Sha Wan Government Offices. Completed forms should be forwarded to AFCD by mail, or by fax to 2317 0482 before April 10. The forms can also be returned to any country park visitor centre...

... Mun off Tolo Harbour on April 10, a spokesman for the working group said. It had dissipated by the following day. The red tide was formed by Karlodinium micrum, which has not been sighted in Hong Kong waters before. The species had been associated with the death of fish in the United States and...

...; the Lions Nature Education Centre in Sai Kung; and AFCD headquarters, fifth floor, Cheung Sha Wan Government Offices. Completed forms should be forwarded to AFCD by mail, or by fax to 2317 0482 before April 10. The forms can also be returned to any country park visitor centre...

... of the Civil Engineering Department observed a red tide at Shing Mun River on October 27. It started dissipating yesterday. "The red tide was formed by Chattonella marina and another Chattonella species," a spokesman for the working group said. "Chattonella marina is rare in Hong Kong waters...

... Primary producers may apply for relief fund Tuesday, May 6, 2003 Crop farmers and pond fish farmers affected by the recent floods may apply for help through the Emergency Relief Fund. So far, the...

... observed the red tide at Tolo Harbour near Ma Liu Shui on June 6, a spokesman for the working group said. It had dissipated on June 9. "The red tide was formed by Karenia mikimotoi. The species has been recorded in Hong Kong waters before. The red tides caused by this species had been associated with...