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Joanna Yeung University of Hong Kong researchers have revealed that the powder of a pearl from a local oyster species could be used for hea...
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Joanna Yeung University of Hong Kong researchers have revealed that the powder of a pearl from a local oyster species could be used for hea...
Join an eco-tour in the dark to see a tree frog that exists only in Hong Kong. And his will require a visit to Lamma Island now that Romer's...
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On Tuesday's Backchat we’ll be talking about a study being undertaken by the Development Bureau on which types of trees are suitable for planting on roadsides, as part of the plan to strengthen tree management. It'll take into account experience overseas. The Secretary for Development, Berndette Linn, wrote in an online blog that the plan was to work out sustainability rules for roadside tree planting and ensure they had enough room to grow in the long run. In the past 10 years, government teams are reported to have planted about five million trees and more than 62 milli...
8:30am-9:00am: tree management 8:30am-9:00am: Ken So, chief executive, Conservancy Association 8:30am-9:00am: Jim Chi-yung, Research Chair Professor of Geography & Environmental Sci-ence, Education University of Hong Kong 9:00am-9:30am: Hong Kong Rugby Sevens 9:00am-9:30am: Robbie McRobbie, CEO, Hong Kong Rugby Union 9:00am-9:30am: Patrick Lau, Professor, Department of Sport, Physical Education and Health, Hong Kong Baptist University On Friday’s Backchat, we’re looking at tree management, after at least two trees collapsed over the past week, even before typhoon ...