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... No.: 19. Correspondence Address: ________________________________________________________________________________ 20. Method of dispatch of the permit (if granted): (Note The permit will not be dispatched by fax or by registered mail) ＃□ (a) to be collected by myself or the person authorized by me at...

... Documentation Scheme for Dissostichus spp.” under CAMLR Convention • introduce licensing regime to regulate the movement of toothfish • a person must not import, export or re‐export a toothfish item except under and in accordance with an import/export/re‐ export licence issued by the Director of Agriculture...

... (Animals and Birds) Ordinance Cap. 139 is enforced by this Department through regulating the import of animals and birds for the prevention and introduction of animal diseases into Hong Kong. APPLICATION PROCEDURES The applicant should submit Special Permit (For Importation/Transit/Transshipment...

... Barrier Gate to Hoi Ha Village is required. For details of permit application please contact Sai Kung Country Park Visitor Centre by calling: 3129 3056 / 2792 7365. Visiting Hoi Ha Wan by public transport is highly recommended. (For information on transportation, please click Information on transportation...

... of the permanent citizen of the HKSAR. Students studying in local post-secondary institutions should apply through the Student Affairs Office/Career Centre of their respective institutions. Students studying in non-local post-secondary institutions should send the applications to AFCD by post, fax or...

... permanent citizen of the HKSAR. Students studying in local post-secondary institutions should apply through the Student Affairs Office/Career Centre of their respective institutions. Students studying in non-local post-secondary institutions should send the applications to AFCD by post, fax or email...

... five red tides were formed by Scrippsiella trochoidea which had been sighted in Hong Kong waters before and was non-toxic. He noted that the red tides had not led to any fish kill. A red tide was observed on September 29 at Stanley Beach by staff of the Leisure and Cultural Services...

... all six red tides were formed by Noctiluca Scintillans. It had been sighted in Hong Kong waters before and was non-toxic. He noted that all red tides had not led to any fish kill. The first red tide was observed on January 1 at Hoi Ha Wan, Sai Kung by staff of the Government Flying Service...

... said a red tide was observed on May 14 at Hung Shing Ye Beach, Lamma Island by staff of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department. Red flag was hosted immediately. The red tide dissipated later the day and red flat was lowered the following day. A red tide was also observed on the same day at...

... Conservation Department (AFCD) have been commended by an international authority for their exemplary action to combat illegal exports of ivory last October. Hong Kong is the first recipient of the Secretary-General's Certificate of Commendation by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species...