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... Final Report 21 Sept 2014 1 Sustainable Use of Marine Resources Focus Group Final Report Submitted to the Marine Biodiversity Working Group 21 Sept 2014 A) Introduction to the Focus Group Aim / objective To examine the sustainability of the current and predicted use of marine resources in Hong Kong...

...   The year 2010-2011 was highly rewarding for the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department. We made great progress in various areas. Trawling not only disturbs the seabed but also traps small and immature fish, seriously depleting fisheries resources and the ability of the marine environm...

... Kau Tang area. – 7 – (V) Yung Shue O Assessment Criteria Assessment 1. Net benefits of the proposal in enhancing conservation of the site and in evaluating the effectiveness of the PPP measure The proposal does not contain much details on the development as well as the conservation part of the project...

... volunteers for their contribution to the maintenance of trails in country parks. V. Summary Report of Country Parks Committee (Working Paper: WP/CMPB/6/2020) 33/20 Professor NG Sai-leung, Chairman of CPC, briefed members on Working Paper WP/CMPB/6/2020, which provided members with a summary of the issues...

... schools after graduation. It was hoped that these efforts would promote the usage of the curriculum-based outdoor learning programmes and that the programmes would contribute to primary and secondary school education. 45/21 The Chairman invited AFCD to take note of members’ comments. V. Summary Report of...

... After the discussion, the Chairman concluded, and members agreed, that (1) presentations by KFBG and Mr Barretto to the Board were not necessary; and (2) commencement of the statutory procedures for designating the proposed RNCP was supported. (Dr MAN Chi-sum, JP left the meeting at this juncture.) 16 V...

... what is written on the veterinary heath certificate is true and believable. It is on these ethical principles that the OIE uses veterinary health certificates to ensure that food that is safe to eat can cross borders (See box below and Veterinary Bulletin Volume No. 1 Issue No.5). V. Conclusion...

... if the animal is one designed to be eaten and little or no deleterious effects on the environment as whole. Government as we shall see, has involvement in these matters. In simple terms, the government tries to make sure that all the ‘caveats’ about a drug are complied with. V. What are the potential...

... what is written on the veterinary heath certificate is true and believable. It is on these ethical principles that the OIE uses veterinary health certificates to ensure that food that is safe to eat can cross borders (See box below and Veterinary Bulletin Volume No. 1 Issue No.5). V. Conclusion...

... if the animal is one designed to be eaten and little or no deleterious effects on the environment as whole. Government as we shall see, has involvement in these matters. In simple terms, the government tries to make sure that all the ‘caveats’ about a drug are complied with. V. What are the potential...