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...People reminded not to bring in orchids without licence Sunday, January 30, 2011 The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department today (January 30) reminded people not to bring orchids into Hong Kong without a licence when returning from visits to other places. A department spokesman said it...

... are facing the threat of extinction, so import and export of such species are regulated under an international convention. Commonly encountered examples include ivory, stony coral skeleton, orchids, cacti and pitcher plants. "Since it is not easy to know which wildlife souvenirs are made of endangered...

... are facing the threat of extinction, so import and export of such species are 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 of endangered...

... specimen. The spokesman urged travellers abroad to pay more attention when buying wildlife products for souvenirs. As some plant and animal species are facing the threat of extinction, import and export of such species are regulated under an international convention. "Since it is not easy to know which...

... it was common for travellers returning from Mainland China to bring back orchids without a licence, particularly around Chinese New Year. "There were 31 seizures of orchids at customs checkpoints during January last year, covering the Chinese New Year period." As orchids are facing the threat of...

... technology. It comprises three categories: the junior secondary school section, senior secondary section and open section. Participants must submit a JPEG file with a slogan included in the design. The entry should feature the theme of the protection of endangered flora and fauna, such as encouraging...

... of extinction, import and export of such species are regulated under an international convention. "Since it is not easy to know which wildlife souvenirs are made of endangered species, people are advised not to purchase such items when in doubt," he said. Any person found guilty of importing...

... species are facing the threat of extinction, and import and export of such species are 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...

... as it is, Hong Kong is blessed with an abundance of feathered friends, be they migratory or resident birds. January and February are the best time for bird watching in Hong Kong," the spokesman said. "At the moment, visitors can watch some major migratory birds, including Black-faced Spoonbills...

... products as souvenirs abroad. Some plant and animal species were facing the threat of extinction, so import and export of such species were regulated under an international convention. Commonly encountered examples include ivory, stony coral skeleton, orchids, cacti and pitcher plants. "Since it is not...