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... Working Paper : CMPB/CPC 1 Working Paper: WP/CMPB/6/2018 COUNTRY AND MARINE PARKS BOARD Country and Marine Parks Authority Progress Report (1.10.2017 – 28.2.2018) Purpose This paper aims to provide members a general overview on management and protection work conducted by the Country and Marine...

... various conservation measures, have transformed the formerly bare hillsides and slopes into impressive woodlands and other habitats. Currently, over 22% and 26% of Hong Kong’s land area are covered by woodlands and shrublands respectively. The existing woodlands are mainly secondary forests developed in...

... various conservation measures, have transformed the formerly bare hillsides and slopes into impressive woodlands and other habitats. Currently, over 22% and 26% of Hong Kong’s land area are covered by woodlands and shrublands respectively. The existing woodlands are mainly secondary forests developed in...

... the methods used vary from accepted methods in order to meet the specific needs of a study, the justifications and reliability of the results should be clearly presented in the EIA report. The surveys should also be carried out by personnel with adequate knowledge and field experience of the target...

... without much elaboration on its importance. For example, a woodland is considered as important for birds because of the number of bird species recorded. This judgment on the importance should be supported with observations and information on the ecological functions served by the woodland. Types of...

... area but without much elaboration on its importance. For example, a woodland is considered as important for birds because of the number of bird species recorded. This judgment on the importance should be supported with observations and information on the ecological functions served by the woodland...

... area but without much elaboration on its importance. For example, a woodland is considered as important for birds because of the number of bird species recorded. This judgment on the importance should be supported with observations and information on the ecological functions served by the woodland...

... without much elaboration on its importance. For example, a woodland is considered as important for birds because of the number of bird species recorded. This judgment on the importance should be supported with observations and information on the ecological functions served by the woodland. Types of...

.... 5/22 A member suggested the AFCD to consider donating the forfeited timber to the Hong Kong Biodiversity Museum of the University of Hong Kong and to collaborate with the tertiary institutes to organise exhibitions. The Museum was visited by members of the public interested in conservation, which...

... the 33 sites surveyed, corals at 7 sites were identified up to genus level by the team scientists. This reflects the increased interest of team members on coral identification and the success of the technical training we offered. (b) Species diversity  17 out of the total 20 assigned indicator...