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... lie along Route Twisk in the east; the countryside north of Tuen Mun Highway in the south; Shek Kong, the Ho Pui Catchments and Tai Tong in the north; and Tuen Mun and Lam Tei Reservoir in the west. Except for a small band of porphyry in the northeastern corner, Tai Lam Country Park is largely granite...

..., woodlands and mountain ranges covered by open grassland and a variety of scenic vistas rarely, if ever, matched in so small a territorial unit. The Country Parks Ordinance provides a legal framework for the designation, development and management of country parks and special areas. It provides for the...

... to the carpark at the end of Clearwater Bay Road. A small path leads to the visitor centre. Clear Water Bay Tree Walk is a 1.2 km tree walk in Tai Hang Tun. Cutting across dense woodlands in a mid slope, there are interpretation panels introducing various plant in the area. The route is lined with...

... (Callosciurus erythraeus) which are often seen chasing around bushes, and other mammals like Chinese Porcupine (Hystrix brachyura), Chinese Ferret Badger (Melogale moschata), Chestnut Spiny Rat (Niviventer fulvescens), Masked Palm Civet (Paguma larvata), Small Indian Civet (Viverricula indica), Chinese Leopard...

... Kong Gordonia (Polyspora axillaris), Ivy Tree (Schefflera heptaphylla) and Rose Myrtle (Rhodomyrtus tomentosa). Past records show that Rhodoleia (Rhodoleia championii) was found in these parts in as early as 1849. Rhodoleia is a rare species protected by law in Hong Kong. It is a small tree which grows...

... inside dense forests. It is more active at night, feeding on small terrestrial vertebrates. It gives birth to young snakes and about twelve can be born at a time. Fig 35. Mountain Pit Viper (Trimeresurus monticola makazayazaya) The species usually remain stationary when approached but would strike...

... inside dense forests. It is more active at night, feeding on small terrestrial vertebrates. It gives birth to young snakes and about twelve can be born at a time. Fig 35. Mountain Pit Viper (Trimeresurus monticola makazayazaya) The species usually remain stationary when approached but would strike...

... inside dense forests. It is more active at night, feeding on small terrestrial vertebrates. It gives birth to young snakes and about twelve can be born at a time. Fig 35. Mountain Pit Viper (Trimeresurus monticola makazayazaya) The species usually remain stationary when approached but would strike...

... inside dense forests. It is more active at night, feeding on small terrestrial vertebrates. It gives birth to young snakes and about twelve can be born at a time. Fig 35. Mountain Pit Viper (Trimeresurus monticola makazayazaya) The species usually remain stationary when approached but would strike...

..., particularly avifauna and other freshwater dependent species; - to conserve agricultural freshwater habitats in Long Valley; - to establish close partnership with farmers and landowners in management agreement and small projects; - to monitor habitats and biodiversity with a view to developing effective and...