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... habitats and/or breeding sites for target alien herpetofauna allow control operations at well- defined space. Barriers around the ponds may be put up to prevent the access of the target alien species and those individuals present inside can be removed by trapping, netting, hand-capture, shooting...

... of the project. 5.9.3 Project findings will be uploaded on the websites of EPD and the ECF Committee for public access. 5.10 Procurement of Capital Items, Goods and Services 5.10.1 The recipient organisation should exercise utmost prudence in procuring capital items, goods or services for the project...

... the ECF Committee for public access. 5.10 Procurement of Capital Items, Goods and Services 5.10.1 The recipient organisation should exercise utmost prudence in procuring capital items, goods or services for the project and must adhere to the following procedures unless EPD/AFCD agrees otherwise – (a...

...). � Lesser Bamboo Bat 扁顱蝠 – Very common Tylonycteris pachypus (Temminck, 1840) (Fig. 7) The Lesser Bamboo Bat is remarkably adept at gaining access to and roosting in the internodes or hollow joints of thick and fresh bamboo stems, such as the Tender Shoot Bamboo and Chinese Thorny Bamboo in Hong Kong (Fig...

... were recorded. Precautionary measures were taken to minimise disturbance to the breeding pairs, including close monitoring of the Mudflat water level, postponing the scheduled weeding and related nearby activities, as well as restricting access to the Mudflat. In all, 8 Black-winged Stilt nests and 14...

... 9 or more sites; ??? - data deficient. 8 Survey Methodologies AFCD began surveying Hong Kong bats in 2003. The objectives were then, and remain: 1) to establish the baseline information on Hong Kong's bat biodiversity; 2) to access the conservation status of bats; 3) to form conservation plans for...

... 9 or more sites; ??? - data deficient. 8 Survey Methodologies AFCD began surveying Hong Kong bats in 2003. The objectives were then, and remain: 1) to establish the baseline information on Hong Kong's bat biodiversity; 2) to access the conservation status of bats; 3) to form conservation plans for...

... 9 or more sites; ??? - data deficient. 8 Survey Methodologies AFCD began surveying Hong Kong bats in 2003. The objectives were then, and remain: 1) to establish the baseline information on Hong Kong's bat biodiversity; 2) to access the conservation status of bats; 3) to form conservation plans for...

...). � Lesser Bamboo Bat 扁顱蝠 – Very common Tylonycteris pachypus (Temminck, 1840) (Fig. 7) The Lesser Bamboo Bat is remarkably adept at gaining access to and roosting in the internodes or hollow joints of thick and fresh bamboo stems, such as the Tender Shoot Bamboo and Chinese Thorny Bamboo in Hong Kong (Fig...

... were recorded. Precautionary measures were taken to minimise disturbance to the breeding pairs, including close monitoring of the Mudflat water level, postponing the scheduled weeding and related nearby activities, as well as restricting access to the Mudflat. In all, 8 Black-winged Stilt nests and 14...