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... as necessary. g) Given the lack of existing information on the impact of increased visitor numbers and feral cattle on the vegetation of country parks (i.e. Items (c) and (d) of Major Threats Identified), it is recommended that studies be conducted in these areas. Vegetation Types and Species...

...) Pollution reduced T8 (g) Pressures reduced T10 (h) Protected Areas increased and improved T11 (I) Extinction prevented T12,Genetic diversity maintained T13 (j) Ecosystems and Ecosystem Services safeguarded T14 and Ecosystems restored T15 (k) Knowledge improved T8& 19 (L) Adopted as Policy T17 (m)Financial...

... as necessary. g) Given the lack of existing information on the impact of increased visitor numbers and feral cattle on the vegetation of country parks (i.e. Items (c) and (d) of Major Threats Identified), it is recommended that studies be conducted in these areas. Vegetation Types and Species...

...) Pollution reduced T8 (g) Pressures reduced T10 (h) Protected Areas increased and improved T11 (I) Extinction prevented T12,Genetic diversity maintained T13 (j) Ecosystems and Ecosystem Services safeguarded T14 and Ecosystems restored T15 (k) Knowledge improved T8& 19 (L) Adopted as Policy T17 (m)Financial...

... parks) would result in the highest percentage increase in the level of fisheries resources (in terms of biomass) in Hong Kong waters, followed by Option 4A and 4B (fishing ban in four existing marine parks (i.e. Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park, Yan Chau Tong Marine Park and Tung Ping Chau Marine Park in the...

... are expected. Types of Survey Period 5.1 On the basis of the factors described in Section 3.2 above, three types of ecological survey periods are provided in the Figure 1 of Annex 16 of EIAO-TM, i.e. 6-month, 9-month or 12-month. More specific considerations in respect of the determination of...

... than the area lost if practically a larger area is not available and it can be demonstrated that the compensation area could provide equivalent, if not higher, carrying capacity and ecological functions. Residual Impact 28. The residual impact, i.e. the net impact after mitigation, is often neglected...

... demonstrated that the compensation area could provide equivalent, if not higher, carrying capacity and ecological functions. Residual Impact 28. The residual impact, i.e. the net impact after mitigation, is often neglected and sometimes disregarded. Actually, the TM has devoted considerable length on...

... demonstrated that the compensation area could provide equivalent, if not higher, carrying capacity and ecological functions. Residual Impact 28. The residual impact, i.e. the net impact after mitigation, is often neglected and sometimes disregarded. Actually, the TM has devoted considerable length on...

... than the area lost if practically a larger area is not available and it can be demonstrated that the compensation area could provide equivalent, if not higher, carrying capacity and ecological functions. Residual Impact 28. The residual impact, i.e. the net impact after mitigation, is often neglected...