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... authority to work out the detailed arrangements. V. Report on Workshops and Training (Committee Paper: CP/ESAC/3/2006) 13/06 Miss Pauline TONG presented Committee Paper CP/ESAC/3/2006. Among other things, she informed the meeting that, in the last 6 months, AFCD had organized a CITES training course for...

... ivory. There were fewer tourists from African countries bringing in ivory in recent years, which could be due to the deterring effect of sentences in imprisonment terms. - 8 - V. Serving the Community – Service Standards Committee 34th Monitoring Report (Committee Paper: CP/ESAC/9/2012) 70/12 Dr Azaria...

... animals. He thanked KFBG for the essential assistance provided to AFCD for temporary holding and care for the turtles. V. Education and Publicity in 2011 (Committee Paper: CP/ESAC/3/2012) 27/12 Ms Karrie WU presented Committee Paper CP/ESAC/3/2012. She invited members to visit the renovated Endangered...

... of Jia Jia in frozen form. 40/06 Members had no further comments and questions. The Chairman thanked Ms Suzanne M. Gendron and Mr Timothy Ng for attending the meeting. (Ms Suzanne M. Gendron and Mr Timothy Ng left the meeting at this juncture.) V. Report on CITES Meetings (Committee Paper: CP/ESAC/7...

... more frequently on social media. V. Serving the Community - Service Standards Committee 46th Monitoring Report (Committee Paper : CP/ESAC/4/2022) 24/22 Mr. Ken CHAN briefed members on the performance results concerning the licensing service of endangered species from 1 April 2021 to 30 June 2022...

... AFCD’s work in relation to CITES implementation in Hong Kong from 1 January to 31 May 2014. Members noted the Report. V. Serving the Community – Service Standards Committee 38th Monitoring Report (Committee Paper: CP/ESAC/8/2014) 73/14 Dr Azaria WONG presented Committee Paper CP/ESAC/8/2014 on AFCD’s...

... of the 33 survey sites, nine of them are within Marine Parks. 2 (V) Major findings (a) Coral coverage  A variation in coral coverage (ranging from 13.8% to 83.8%) was recorded among 33 survey sites. The percentage of coral coverage for each survey site is shown in Table 1.  Out of the 33 sites...

... sites were successfully surveyed, the locations of which are given in Figures 1 and 2. Out of the 33 survey sites, nine of them are within Marine Parks. 2 (V) Major findings (a) Coral coverage  A variation in coral coverage (ranging from 19.5% to 79.5%) was recorded among 33 survey sites. The...

... Tung Ping Chau in the north to Ninepin Groups in the south. A total of 33 sites were successfully surveyed, the locations of which are given in Figures 1 and 2. Out of the 33 survey sites, 9 of them are within marine parks. 2 (V) Major findings (a) Coral coverage  A variation in coral coverage...

... Tung Ping Chau in the north to Ninepin Groups in the south. A total of 33 sites were successfully surveyed, the locations of which are given in Figures 1 and 2. Out of the 33 survey sites, 9 of them are within marine parks. 2 (V) Major findings (a) Coral coverage  A variation in coral coverage...