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... the site concerned and in better achieving the nature conservation objective; (b) the sustainability of the proposed project including its resources implications, participation of the landowner and local community, the nature and enforceability of the management agreement; (c) whether the proposed...

... data sheet by divers who swim along lines, which are placed roughly parallel to the reef crest (if present) at depths of 3 metre and 10 metres at each site, dependent on the extent of reefal development. It is a reliable and efficient sampling method for obtaining quantitative percentage cover data. (b...

... updated information on the existing ecological characters of the proposed development site and its vicinity; (b) verify information obtained from the review of existing information (TM Annex 16 Section 5.1.2.1); and (c) fill existing information gaps. 1.2 This note aims at providing the general guidelines...

... depths of 3 metres and 10 metres at each site, dependent on the extent of reefal development. It is a reliable and efficient sampling method for obtaining quantitative percentage cover data. (b) Belt transects – quadrat or photo-quadrat Quantitative assessment of coral cover can be carried out with the...

... data sheet by divers who swim along lines, which are placed roughly parallel to the reef crest (if present) at depths of 3 metre and 10 metres at each site, dependent on the extent of reefal development. It is a reliable and efficient sampling method for obtaining quantitative percentage cover data. (b...

... updated information on the existing ecological characters of the proposed development site and its vicinity; (b) verify information obtained from the review of existing information (TM Annex 16 Section 5.1.2.1); and (c) fill existing information gaps. 1.2 This note aims at providing the general guidelines...

... depths of 3 metres and 10 metres at each site, dependent on the extent of reefal development. It is a reliable and efficient sampling method for obtaining quantitative percentage cover data. (b) Belt transects – quadrat or photo-quadrat Quantitative assessment of coral cover can be carried out with the...

..., B.B.S., JP Members Mr CHIU Ching-cheung Dr Craig Kirkpatrick Mr LI Ying-sang, M.H., JP Dr Alice LUI SO Yee-lai Prof. SHAW Pang-chui Dr Paul SHIN Kam-shing Mr Thomas WONG Kwok-fun Mr C.C. LAY Assistant Director of Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation (Conservation) Mr KO Chi-lok Acting Assistant...

...-kun, B.B.S., JP Members Mr CHIU Ching-cheung Dr Craig Kirkpatrick Mr LI Ying-sang, M.H., J.P. Prof. SHAW Pang-chui Dr Paul SHIN Kam-shing Mr WONG Hing-keung Mr Thomas WONG Kwok-fun Mr C.C. LAY Assistant Director of Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation (Conservation) Miss Christina CHONG Senior...

... management of coral reefs. Reef Check in Hong Kong serves 2 major functions: (a) to raise public awareness on the ecological importance of corals and the need for coral conservation and (b) to provide updated information on local corals for conservation and management. For further details of Reef Check...