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... and calls for action to protect wetlands with a view to safeguarding our future.Wetlands provide a multitude of benefits - supply of water, food, and natural resources to support our daily lives as well as agriculture and fisheries and even industrial development. In view of global population growth...

... Check is part of a global programme to promote sustainable management of coral reefs. The first Reef Check was held by the Hong Kong Reef Check Foundation in 1997. The AFCD has collaborated with the Foundation in conducting the survey since 2000. Ends     ...

... the global shipping industry. They glue themselves at the bottom of ships and create great resistance when the ships navigate. Thus, great amount of money and resources are required for extra fuel and deterring the barnacles. However, some barnacle species are regarded as precious seafood in Japan and...

... celebrated worldwide by Governments and non-governmental organisations to raise public awareness on the importance of wetland conservation. A global theme is advocated each year together with the organisation of a wide range of activities. In Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Wetland Park celebrates the World...

... 249/12) (d) Proposal for a Site of Special Scientific Interest and Support for Country Park Designation on Po Toi Island by The Hong Kong Bird Watching Society (Para. 257/12 to 258/12) (e) Convention on Biological Diversity (Para. 259/12) IV. Preparation work for the revalidation of Hong Kong Global...

... The rapid emergence of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria is a growing threat to global public health, affecting both human and animal health. The Hong Kong Strategy and Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (2017-2022) was launched in July 2017, detailing the commitment of the...

... world's top 10 per capita seafood consumers, and is ranked second in Asia. The amount of seafood an average Hong Kong resident consumes each year is more than three times the global average. Biological resources are fundamental elements to the ecosystem, but they are sustainable only if the consumption...

..., reviewed the current research and conservation work on corals, and explored future directions of the relevant research and conservation work. Some participants noted that coral bleaching is a global phenomenon and occurs not only in Hong Kong. The participants proposed preliminary ideas on future...

... Kong UNESCO Global Geopark: Current Status and Plans to Improve Its Functioning and Quality (Working Paper: WP/CMPB/3/2018) VI. Summary Report of Country Parks Committee (Working Paper: WP/CMPB/4/2018) VII. Summary Report of Marine Parks Committee (Working Paper: WP/CMPB/5/2018) VIII. Country and...

..." owing to the mists that frequently envelope the peak. The weather radar on top of the mountain is the latest global radar system. Equipped with state-of-the-art hardware and software, it is capable of determining rainfall intensity, tropical cyclone position and strength as well as displaying cyclone...