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... 21 May 2007 Nature Conservation Management Agreement Proposals 3 December 2007 New Nature Conservation Policy – Pilot Scheme for Public-private Partnership 9 April 2008 Sha Lo Tung Public-private Partnership (PPP) Pilot Project – Conservation Management Plan for the Proposed Ecological Reserve 14...

... quarantine and subject to further testings. The AFCD will continue to closely monitor the situation. One chicken farm is respectively situated within 3 kilometres of where the bird carcass was found in the Wetland Park and where the bird was kept at the KFBG. The AFCD has informed the chicken farms concerned...

... year, the AFCD took enforcement action against 196 individuals involved in the illegal feeding of wild animals. A total of 167 persons were involved in illegal feeding of monkeys, of whom 110 were convicted and fined between $300 and $3,000. The AFCD strongly urges the public not to feed monkeys as it...

.... The programme should include the basic sequential steps of prevention, observation or monitoring and intervention. 3. Physical control measures are the first options to consider. They include simple hand -picking, erecting insect barriers, using traps, vacuuming, tillage, flaming, mulching, soil...

... precautions, and follow fully the directions provided thereon. 3. As a rule of thumb, pesticides should be applied in the minimum quantity required for pest control. 4. Farmers should wear appropriate personal protective equipment as specified on the pesticide label (e.g. overalls, rubber gloves, boots, face...

... the roots, causing leaf and root burn. 2. Excessive/unused fertilizers can move through the soil by leaching, be eroded away with surface soil, or washed away in heavy rain, hence polluting ground and surface water. 3. Farmers should, as far as possible, use organic fertilizers, which can benefit long...

... the roots, causing leaf and root burn. 2. Excessive/unused fertilizers can move through the soil by leaching, be eroded away with surface soil, or washed away in heavy rain, hence polluting ground and surface water. 3. Farmers should, as far as possible, use organic fertilizers, which can benefit long...

.... The programme should include the basic sequential steps of prevention, observation or monitoring and intervention. 3. Physical control measures are the first options to consider. They include simple hand -picking, erecting insect barriers, using traps, vacuuming, tillage, flaming, mulching, soil...

... precautions, and follow fully the directions provided thereon. 3. As a rule of thumb, pesticides should be applied in the minimum quantity required for pest control. 4. Farmers should wear appropriate personal protective equipment as specified on the pesticide label (e.g. overalls, rubber gloves, boots, face...

... the roots, causing leaf and root burn. 2. Excessive/unused fertilizers can move through the soil by leaching, be eroded away with surface soil, or washed away in heavy rain, hence polluting ground and surface water. 3. Farmers should, as far as possible, use organic fertilizers, which can benefit long...