Sai Kung has some of the best and most easily accessible coral communities in Hong Kong. Though Hong Kong may not be a place most people would associate with coral reefs, it has a surprisingly […]
Did you know that there are more species of hard coral in Hong Kong waters than in the Caribbean? Most of them are scattered in the eastern and north-eastern waters of Hong Kong. Corals are a […]
Thomas Sit, long regarded as a foe by animal welfare activists, has now outraged environmentalists too. Sit Hon-chung, an assistant director of AFCD and allegedly a conservation official, has applied with his family to build […]
Stunning reef fish with cyanide so they are easy to catch remains a serious problem in Sai Kung waters, according to marine surveyor Paul Hodgson. Don’t eat the biggest fish you see in restaurant tanks […]
People with small children should monitor radiation in their environments, according to two former City University academics who live in Sai Kung. In fact all residents should do so. The academics are Dr Robin Bradbeer, a chartered […]
Blast fishing in Sai Kung waters has escalated suddenly in the last six months, marine consultant Paul Hodgson said. About 100 cases of fishing with explosives have been detected in our area by sensors in […]
On the waterfront facing Port Shelter and Sai Kung the University of Science and Technology operates an air monitoring station called a “supersite”. It records the air pollution we all breathe in month by month. […]
The Hoi Ha rezoning that envisages 84 new houses highlights a worrying pattern repeated all over Sai Kung, according to Friends of Sai Kung Chairman John Wright. The Government is using “spurious figures” of estimated demand “made up […]
The Hoi Ha rezoning that envisages 84 new houses highlights a worrying pattern repeated all over Sai Kung, according to Friends of Sai Kung Chairman John Wright. The Government is using “spurious figures” of estimated demand “made up […]
Anyone living on the edge of the bush is used to the sound of chipping, sawing and sometimes mainlanders’ voices. The agarwood poachers are at work. One resident who has had more than his share […]
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