Wild About Hong Kong - hiking, wildlife, conservation and more
Wild About Hong Kong - hiking, wildlife, conservation and more
Hong Kong’s climate is sub-tropical, with a hot, steamy summer eventually yielding to a drier, warm to hot autumn, then sometimes cool winter, and the swiftly warming, sometimes rainy spring. There are two major monsoons, with fairly consistent winds: the…
No, a golf course should not be developed in Sham Chung.
In Hong Kong, mosquitoes are pesky, but currently rarely carry diseases. For most of my time in Hong Kong, mosquitoes have been pretty much just an irritant – especially from spring to autumn, in and near woodland, and worst around…
Welcome to Hong Kong’s first ever offshore and deepsea fishing forum. Due to fishermen trade secrets we can’t tell you exactly where we fish, but we can certainly tell you what we caught! Asiatic Marine has a variety of fishing…
Hong Kong’s rocky reefs and coral communities shelter a diverse and exquisite range of fish and marine fauna Hong Kong is surrounded by sea. The approximate sea surface area is 1650 sq km, and dotted with some 200 islands. The…
Whistlestop tour of Hong Kong, focusing on hiking and scenery.
Pedro Blanco finds itself at the centre of some of the most intense and destructive fishing pressure within the South China Sea.
Plans for the Hei Ling Chau superprison [by east Lantau] have been scrapped!
The conditions for developing eco-tourism in Hong Kong are poor: clumsy regulations, unimaginative Hong Kong image promotions and the obsession with mainland Chinese shoppers are key reasons I believe
Mai Po Marshes Nature Reserve is a key part of the internationally important Deep Bay wetland
