Development has left urban Hong Kong scantily greened with trees compared with other big cities, West and East. There is now a consensus that those we still have are worth preserving. Sadly, we...
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- May 19, 2013
- Updated: 2:11am
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A qualification used to hire tree specialists may no longer be worth the paper it's written on. That's because an Australian organisation on which the Hong Kong government relied to certify job...
The giant camphor tree in She Shan Tsuen, Tai Po, is heavy with age. Steel beams support its branches, some of which are 25 metres above the ground. The tree is several centuries old and a two-...
More than 100 trees in the public recreation ground at Happy Valley racecourse have been stripped of their crowns by government workers, despite a ban on such brutal pruning by the government's...
The MTR Corporation has removed dozens of trees in Admiralty as part of construction work for the South Island Line in an operation denounced by green activists as 'unprofessional'.
The 5,000 trees proposed for the 19-hectare waterfront park in the West Kowloon art hub might be reduced by half a hectare, according to consultants.
They say the site cannot fully...
As the perilous rainy season approaches, veteran tree specialist Lawrence Chau Kam-chiu knows the 16-strong team in the government's new Tree Management Office have their work cut out.
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Plastic bag levy has its drawbacks
The government launched a levy scheme on plastic bags quite some time ago. Hongkongers seem to be coping well with it.
Professionals and concern groups have called for a registration system for tree workers and landscape managers, because bad tree management practices are repeatedly reported in public and private...
The government will make public the location and health problems of risky trees following a second fatal accident early this week.
At the former site of the marine police headquarters in Tsim Sha Tsui - now a glittering boutique hotel and mall called 1881 Heritage - all the latest luxury goods are on display.
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