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..., namely the Mai Po Marshes, Yim Tso Ha and Sham Wan of the Lamma Island. They are also shown on Figure 2. The Ordinance restricts access to designated areas of wildlife habitat. Access controls at the Restricted Areas under the Ordinance are implemented by the AFCD. The Town Planning Board has also...

... created for every professional organization/ school. The respondents could easily access the questionnaire by simply clicking the link. After they had finished the survey, all data of submitted questionnaires went directly to CCPOS’s system. The layout of the online questionnaire would affect the response...

... away from Bride’s Pool Road which is the nearest access to public transport. 1.3 The enclave is generally rural and calm. It is largely covered by secondary woodland and is mostly visited by hikers. 2. Assessment Principles and Criteria The assessment on the suitability of incorporating Fan Kei Tok...

... Convention on Biological Diversity, especially the Convention’s articles, objectives, and the Aichi Biodiversity Targets.  Consistency in branding of BSAP-related work, in accordance with the BSAP Brand Identity Document [see 2.2.A.].  NGOs should have access to Brand Identity Document and relevant logos...

... Convention on Biological Diversity, especially the Convention’s articles, objectives, and the Aichi Biodiversity Targets.  Consistency in branding of BSAP-related work, in accordance with the BSAP Brand Identity Document [see 2.2.A.].  NGOs should have access to Brand Identity Document and relevant logos...

... – August 2024 (Approximate 13 weeks) Degree Course Major in Information Technology, programming, Data Management or related disciplines Year of Study: 2nd / 3rd Year of Study (as at 1.3.2024) (a) To maintain, design and program a Database Management System by Microsoft Access and Excel, with functions to...

... the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD), experts and collaborators from tertiary institutes. The HKBIH hosts a wealth of information of over 5,500 species and it is currently the largest open-access repository of the city's biodiversity information and it receives an average of...

... the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD), experts and collaborators from tertiary institutes. The HKBIH hosts a wealth of information of over 5,500 species and it is currently the largest open-access repository of the city's biodiversity information and it receives an average of...

... Conservation Fund (ECF) and Lantau Conservation Fund. Government-funded ecological surveys have identified numerous species new to science or newly recorded in Hong Kong, including insects, bivalves, crabs, sea slugs, hard corals, jellyfish and spiders. To facilitate public access to information on local...

... Conservation Fund (ECF) and Lantau Conservation Fund. Government-funded ecological surveys have identified numerous species new to science or newly recorded in Hong Kong, including insects, bivalves, crabs, sea slugs, hard corals, jellyfish and spiders. To facilitate public access to information on local...