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... engaging in fishing using snake cages and was intercepted at around 5.30pm for investigation. Some fishing gear (including snake cages and winches) on board was seized by the AFCD. After investigation, charges were laid against the six men who were suspected to have violated the Fisheries Protection...

... $5,000, with a view to further curbing illegal feeding activities, thereby reducing the nuisance and environmental hygiene problems caused to the public by feeding feral pigeons and wild animals, and maintaining an ecological balance." In addition, the Amendment Ordinance will expand the scope of the...

...,100 About 24 About 150,000 Over 9,000 0 (Rest day) 4/6/2024 Over 2,400 About 730 6.5 4.6 About 3,000 Over 21 Over 120,000 Over 8,000 About 2,500,000 tonnes per year (daily about 800 tonnes). In compliance with the requirement by the Government, stockholders of rice have to Remark : Members of the...

... (Select one or more). A. Coral community B. Mangrove C. Seaweed bed D. Seagrass bed E. Coral fish F. Chinese White Dolphin 4. Try to circle the below words from the letter puzzle. Coral, Rocky Shore, Coast, Lime Kiln, Mangrove, Seagrass, Beach, Jellyfish, Sea Urchin, Milky Mangrove, Reserve 5. What is the...

... there are species of hard coral in Hong Kong waters. Write down two dominant species of hard coral in Hoi Ha Wan. i) ii) 4. Observe and record two marine organisms that you found at Hoi Ha, draw and name them in the following blocks. Name Name 5. Why should we protect corals...

... circle the below words from the letter puzzle. Coral, Rocky Shore, Coast, Lime Kiln, Mangrove, Seagrass, Beach, Jellyfish, Sea Urchin, Milky Mangrove, Reserve 5. What is the importance between coral community and us? Let’s find out from the following pictures. Important habitat of marine organisms...

... of hard coral in Hoi Ha Wan. i) ______________________ ii) ______________________ 5. Observe and record two marine organisms that you found at Hoi Ha, draw and name them in the following blocks. Name Name 6. Why should we protect corals...

... two dominant species of hard coral in Hoi Ha Wan. i) ii) 4. Observe and record two marine organisms that you found at Hoi Ha, draw and name them in the following blocks. Name Name 5. Why should we protect corals...

... marine environment □ For the manufacture of valuable accessories □ 5. Observe and record two marine organisms that you found at Hoi Ha, draw and name them in the following blocks. Name Name 6. In the old days, people use ________________ or ________________ as raw materials for producing lime in the lime...

... penalty of $5,000 for illegal feeding, with a view to further curbing illegal feeding activities. The AFCD, in collaboration with the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and the Housing Department, has stepped up patrols throughout Hong Kong, especially...