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.... The three-day event is jointly organised by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, Vegetable Marketing Organisation, Fish Marketing Organisation and Organising Committee of FarmFest 2010. The event has attracted over 100,000 visitors every year since it was first held in 2007. Of the...

... conservation with sustainable socio-economic development and management. It also emphasises the importance of local participation through educational programmes and employment opportunities. In this connection, the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, Sai Kung District Council and Sai Kung...

... Road, Tuen Mun (opposite Gold Coast Phase I), Tuen Mun Farmers' Market opens from 10am to 4pm every Saturday. The market has become a popular place in the district for buying organic vegetables and fruits since it opened last November. The mini watermelons will also be available at Tai Po Farmers...

... striped skin, its bright crimson-coloured flesh is juicy with seeds. The "Red Lady" watermelon is from Taiwan. Characterised by the absence of seeds, the round-shaped fruit is crispy, tasty and sweet. It can weigh up to 2kg. The AFCD offered technical support and field instruction to ensure good yield...

... 300 fossil and rock specimens. Filled with interactive elements, the centre introduces earth science in an accessible manner. It also has special designs to cater for visitors of all ages. Simple text for children is presented by "Geofolks" on panels. Visitors who wish to learn more about geology can...

... launched in April, showcases the unique geological features and landforms of the Hong Kong National Geopark by means of audio, video, pictures and text. It also introduces the locations of geotour routes and geoheritage centres. Taking advantage of the real-time Google map function, users can enjoy...

... over 20 years. Maintenance of our rabies-free status hinges upon the effective rabies regulatory regime and co-operation from the public," an AFCD spokesman said. Rabies is a fatal disease and can be transmitted from infected dogs to humans through dog bites. It is estimated that over 55,000 people...

... said it was common for travellers returning from Mainland China to bring back orchids without a licence, particularly around Chinese New Year. "There were 14 seizures of orchids at customs checkpoints in February last year covering the Lunar New Year period." As wild orchids face the threat of...

... label inside a rubbish bin during inspection this morning. No one provided relevant information or admitted disposing of the dead chicken to the AFCD. The dead chicken tested negative for H5 avian influenza virus. The spokesman explained that as today was the first day of the new reporting system, it...

... to over-exploitation, and the import and export of such species is regulated under an international convention. Commonly encountered examples include ivory, stony coral skeleton, orchids, cacti and pitcher plants. "It is not easy to know which wildlife souvenirs are made from endangered species, so...