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.... "They were formed by Phaeocystis globosa. Red tide formed by this species is less common in Hong Kong waters and it is non-toxic," a spokesman for the working group said. Red tide is a natural phenomenon. The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD...

... (March 23), adding that further confirmatory tests are being conducted. The bird was collected by AFCD staff in Grandeur Terrace following a public referral on March 21. Appearing injured at the time, it was sent to the department’s Animal Management Centre in Sheung Shui and died the...

... low according to overseas experiences," the spokesman said. He urged the public to observe good personal hygiene and avoid contact with wild birds and their droppings. "Feeding of wild birds is highly undesirable. It will change their eating habits, attracting them...

... that further confirmatory tests were being conducted. The bird was collected by AFCD staff on Chai Wan Kok Street following a public referral on January 22. Appearing sick at the time, it was transferred to the department's New Territories South Animal Management Centre and later died. A department...

... Department staff on April 2. Red flag was hoisted on the beach. It dissipated the following day. Another occurrence at Tuen Mun Tsing Shan Wan reported by Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) staff on April 2 also dissipated the following day. "Both red tides were formed by Akashiwo...

... not release any Hung Ming lanterns, and be extremely careful with barbecue fire as well as candle-lit lanterns in the countryside," he said. "It is an offence under the Forests and Countryside Ordinance to illegally light a fire or release a Hung Ming lantern in country parks and open countryside...

... a fisherman possessing valid marine park fishing permit near the WWF Marine Life Centre this morning. Upon examination, the department identified it as a male juvenile Blacktip Shark, about 1-meter long and weighting 7.3 kg. For their own safety, people should refrain from water-based activities in...

... Red tide sightedFriday, December 14, 2007 A red tide had been sighted in Hong Kong waters over the past few days, an inter-departmental red tide working group reported today (December 14). Staff of the Environmental Protection Department observed a red tide at Tai Tam Bay on December 11. It...

.... "Anyone who is considering purchasing animals as gifts must be certain that the recipient is able to provide proper care. When someone decides to keep a pet, they should treat it as a pet for life and not a disposable commodity," a spokesman said. "One must respect the life of animal. A pet is a life-long...

...; * No littering. Put litter into litter bins or take it with you; * Don't pick or damage plants; * Don't disturb or catch animals; * Help to protect the exhibits and don't damage them; and * Don't touch wild birds, their feathers or droppings. Wash hands after the visit. Ends ...