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... yourself with bulky object. Rest at intervals. Don't overstrain. Emergency Measures Seek rain shelter and change wet clothes. Cover your head, face, neck and body with clothing or sleeping bag to keep warm. Take hot drinks and high energy food to maintain body temperature. 5.9 Snakebite Common venomous...

... Po Hei, Matthew Senior Engineer, HZMB 9 Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Limited Dr YIN Kek Kiong Project Director Mr Terence LEUNG Deputy Project Manager Environmental Resources Management Dr Jasmine NG Principal Consultant Hong Kong Cetacean Research Project Dr Samuel HUNG Research Director 142/15...

... untitled 香港昆蟲名錄 劉紹基 CHECKLIST OF INSECTS OF HONG KONG Clive Siu Ki Lau 漁農自然護理署 Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department 作者：劉紹基 漁農自然護理署 植物及除害劑監理科 高級農業主任 © 2019 作者 版權所有。未經作者事先書面同 意，不得以任何電子或機械形式 或方法影印、錄製或其他方式複 製本書的任何部分。 出版：漁農自然護理署 ISBN 978-988-12022-9-1 本書所表達的純屬作者的觀點， 並不一定代表出版者的立場。 免責聲明：作者並...

... component of Hong Kong’s Ecological Footprint. 9 | P a g e Figure 4. Breakdown of the per capita household Ecological Footprint of Hong Kong, in 2008 (WWF-Hong Kong 2013). Resource status of Hong Kong’s most important trading partners Hong Kong gains access to essentially all its ecological resources...

... component of Hong Kong’s Ecological Footprint. 9 | P a g e Figure 4. Breakdown of the per capita household Ecological Footprint of Hong Kong, in 2008 (WWF-Hong Kong 2013). Resource status of Hong Kong’s most important trading partners Hong Kong gains access to essentially all its ecological resources...

... Overview of Hong Kong’s biodiversity 9 On the coast, mangroves and mudflats in estuaries not only stabilise sediments but also serve as important feeding and nursery grounds for a kaleidoscope of aquatic life including waterbirds, fishes, horseshoe crabs and other invertebrates. Meanwhile, boulder and...

... Overview of Hong Kong’s biodiversity 9 On the coast, mangroves and mudflats in estuaries not only stabilise sediments but also serve as important feeding and nursery grounds for a kaleidoscope of aquatic life including waterbirds, fishes, horseshoe crabs and other invertebrates. Meanwhile, boulder and...

... evidence available, subject to the provisions of paragraph 5 of this Article; 9 (g) implement the system of observation and inspection established under Article XXIV of this Convention; (h) carry out such other activities as are necessary to fulfil the objective of this Convention. 2. The conservation...