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... 1. The red tide still persists and no associated death of fish has been reported. A spokesman for the working group said, "The red tide was formed by Scrippsiella trochoidea and Takayama tuberculata. While Scrippsiella trochoidea is commonly found in Hong Kong waters, Takayama tuberculata...

...Red tide sightedFriday, August 3, 2018  A red tide has been sighted over the past week, an inter-departmental red tide working group reported today (August 3). The red tide was spotted by staff of the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) on August 1 in Tolo...

... carry out a 1-2 day field survey at the assigned site in the summer of 2010.  The registered team members will be provided with a training seminar to be held in early June 2010.  As the event is voluntary in nature, I appreciate if you would provide boat services and tanks for your own team...

... AF MPA 02/1 HONG KONG REEF CHECK 2009 Registration Form ref: ( Fo r Of f i c i a l Us e On l y ) Please complete in BLOCK LETTERS I, Dr /Mr / Mrs / Ms / Miss (Name of Team Leader) wish to form a team for Hong Kong Reef Check 2009. Name of Name of Organization : Team : Number of Team Members...

... fax (2377 4427) or by email (k_chan@afcd.gov.hk) not later than 20 April 2007. The successful registered teams for HKRC 2007 will be notified before 20 May 2007. 覆函請寄交「漁農自然護理署署長」 Please address all replies to Director of Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation 1 2 ...

... AF MPA 02/1 HONG KONG REEF CHECK 2009 Registration Form ref: ( Fo r Of f i c i a l Us e On l y ) Please complete in BLOCK LETTERS I, Dr /Mr / Mrs / Ms / Miss (Name of Team Leader) wish to form a team for Hong Kong Reef Check 2009. Name of Name of Organization : Team : Number of Team Members...

... Kong but is present in marine parks. In some isolated sites in Sai Kung waters, Galaxea fascicularis could be found growing in large colonies of over 1 m in width. 　 Galaxea fascicularis Back to Species List...

.... Lithophyllon undulatum 1  Lithophyllon undulatum, tenticles extend during day time Back to Species List Back to Dichotomous Key ...

.... Branches are typically bright green in colour with orange or white branch tips. Abundance: Uncommon. Not abundant, however, individual colonies can reach large sizes > 50 cm and form large bommies (1-2 m diameter) in shallow, well-established coral communities. Distribution...

...-like colonies have columnar upright growth. This is especially seen in colonies over 1 meter in size. Colours range from pink to purple. Abundance: Common...