ENVIRONMENT
Second part of the Ho Chung Boulder Trackway clearance planned for 27 January
Following last year’s valiant clear-up, stage two will take place on 27 January organised by Guy Shirra. […]
ENVIRONMENT
ENVIRONMENT
Another finless porpoise found dead off Clearwater Bay
A second porpoise death in Sai Kung within one week. It had suffered injuries to its head from drifting fishing nets, and thus was suspected to have died of suffocation. […]
ENVIRONMENT
Buronic comedy: Only relentless assault gets action
Guy Shirra, environmental activist, successfully pushes the environmental officials to clean up the unsightly mess at the entrance to the Country Park. […]
ENVIRONMENT
Is this Sai Kung leafy lane doomed?
Ever since The Lands Department posted notices about a 47 small house development on former Green Belt in Tan Cheung Upper Village in 2007, the village local residents have been on the case. […]
ENVIRONMENT
Two Sai Kung beaches get Grade 1 water quality grading
Silverstrand and Clearwater Bay Second Beaches have highest water quality grading. […]
ENVIRONMENT
FEHD ignores reports of fly-tipped mess at entrance to lovely hiking area
Fly tipped mess has been there for months, years in fact, at the end of Hong Fu Road at the back of the Tui Min Hoi Estate. […]
ENVIRONMENT
Sai Kung's "Recycle Saturday" a great success
Target of collecting 1000 plastic and 1000 glass bottles achieved. […]
ENVIRONMENT
Red flag at Silverstrand Beach as tide brings in Styrofoam pellets
Silverstrand Beach was covered in small Styrofoam pellets Sunday (5th) morning, adding to the usual rubbish floating about. Even though there is a 200 m long “junk line” just off the beach, the small particles […]
ENVIRONMENT
Illegal occupation of country park camp sites: Residents respond
BUZZ recently reported a story concerning the overcrowding, and possible illegal occupation of, camp sites in the country parks (CPs). This situation and previous similar occurrences, by coincidence, also raised the interest of one of […]
DEVELOPMENT
Beauty flowers again at Wong Chuk Yeung beyond developer's barriers, CCTV cameras and threats
Nature is reclaiming the Wong Chuk Yeung plateau after a developer’s mechanical diggers trashed the land. The former farmland is looking quite beautiful in the autumn sun once you get beyond the ugly developer-erected fences, […]