珊瑚守護者講座 - Coral Savers Talk (Hong Kong Reef Check x WWF)
Dear Team Leaders, The marine life in Hong Kong is vibrant, yet facing various pollution problems which threaten the coral communities...
Only 16 per cent of HK’s marine ecological hotspots are protected and managed
Photo credit: WWF A new WWF Marine Ecological Hotspot Map published today reveals that only five of the 31 (16 per cent) identified...
And the Survey says……
Sunday saw the keen and foolish standing on the beach at Artillery ramp looking at some string, then measure it, then measuring from it. ...
AFCD Reef Check 2017
This year we will celebrate the Reef Check 20th anniversary. SCDC will be part of it. The meetings schedule will be sent out as soon as...
MAI PO MARSHES GUIDED VISIT
WWF MAI PO MARSHES A haven for thousands of migratory birds during autumn and winter, and bustling with vibrant insect life and plump gei...
Under the sea: species flourish in Hong Kong waters, study reveals
Scientists say more than a quarter of 22,629 types recorded in China may be found locally, but warn that climate change and urbanisation...
Greater protection for shark species as conservation vote passes
Photo: SCMP China and Japan were among the 30 nations that voted against the move from the Convention on International Trade in...
HK Maritime Museum Ecosystem Exhibition
Corals: Our Underwater Living Treasures 9 June - 23 October 2016 Co-produced by Hong Kong Maritime Museum, Conservation International...
Why appetite for shark fin continues to grow despite efforts to stem the slaughter
PUBLISHED : Tuesday, 20 September, 2016, 5:34pm UPDATED : Tuesday, 20 September, 2016, 9:35pm By Sarah Karacs When Chinese shipping giant...
SCDC Reef Check report 2016 - Ngau Shi Wu Wan
The site (Ngau Shi Wu Wan, 22 31.643N - 114 16.867E) that we have been monitoring since 2013, as part of the AFCD Reef Check, seems to...
