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... there is no such requirement; and v) new or modified traits or characteristics of the GMO such as event of transformation, risk class, specification of use, and any unique identification, where available, as a key to accessing information in the Biosafety Clearing-House. c) For GMO intended for release...

... there is no such requirement; and v) new or modified traits or characteristics of the GMO such as event of transformation, risk class, specification of use, and any unique identification, where available, as a key to accessing information in the Biosafety Clearing-House. c) For GMO intended for release...

... distribution of the breeding sites; 2. Characterize the nests and nesting environment; 3. Monitor the active breeding population; and 4. Estimate the species’ breeding success in Hong Kong. This paper presents the key survey findings from 2002/03 to 2008/09, and discusses the breeding ecology of White-bellied...

... distribution of the breeding sites; 2. Characterize the nests and nesting environment; 3. Monitor the active breeding population; and 4. Estimate the species’ breeding success in Hong Kong. This paper presents the key survey findings from 2002/03 to 2008/09, and discusses the breeding ecology of White-bellied...

... effectiveness of their projects. 3.2.12 First Time Applicant For applicant organisation which applies on Management Agreement Projects to the ECF for the first time, please provide the following information – (a) background information of the organisation; (b) information about key members of the organisation...

... Projects to the ECF for the first time, please provide the following information – (a) background information of the organisation; (b) information about key members of the organisation and the person-in-charge of the project; (c) experience in organising environmental activities; and (d) documentary proof...

... distribution of the breeding sites; 2. Characterize the nests and nesting environment; 3. Monitor the active breeding population; and 4. Estimate the species’ breeding success in Hong Kong. This paper presents the key survey findings from 2002/03 to 2008/09, and discusses the breeding ecology of White-bellied...

... distribution of the breeding sites; 2. Characterize the nests and nesting environment; 3. Monitor the active breeding population; and 4. Estimate the species’ breeding success in Hong Kong. This paper presents the key survey findings from 2002/03 to 2008/09, and discusses the breeding ecology of White-bellied...

... diversion). Dr. CHAN said that the current daily waste intake of the SENT Landfill was about 5,000 tonnes which consisted of municipal solid waste (MSW), construction waste, and sludge from sewage treatment works. She informed members that the key concern from local 7 residents, in particular from LOHAS...

....2 Target Natural Landscapes and Habitats Conservation of natural landscapes and habitats is important not only for preserving the key components of biodiversity, but for maintaining the associated ecosystem services which provide innumerable benefits and protections to humans, such as water...