Living Seas Hong Kong is a diverse group of Hong Kong residents, who all share a love and concern for the underwater world, some from a professional point of view, and some just because they are fascinated with the beauty

The government body the Advisory Council on the Environment yesterday tentatively gave the go ahead for the development of the man made beach at Lung Mei in Tolo Harbour, as reported previously in this website.  However the sponsors of the

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The Eco Resources and Education Centre, Green Power and Friends of Sai Kung are holding a photo exhibition of underwater photos taken around Sharp Island.  The exhibition is showing near the Jockey Club/Kau Sai Chau pier in Sai Kung Town,

In the SCMP today there was a follow on article related to the plans to setup an artificial beach in at Lung Mei village near Taipo.  The previous posting on this subject can be found HERE A few key points

WWF Hong Kong has launched a shark fin campaign on the 3rd December, aimed at highlighting the Most shark fisheries are poorly managed and unsustainable. Huge wastage, 90-95% of the shark is disposed after the fins are cut off. 20%

Hong Kong has only one true marine reserve that is fully protected from harmful interference from people.  Only 20 hectares in size this marine reserve only covers 0.01% of the 1,650 km2 total sea area in Hong Kong.   The

Report in the SCMP today (Sunday 16th December) states that the EPD has stated in its environment impact assessment that the plans to build a man-made beach at Lung Mei in Tai Po will not have an adverse impact on

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