Here in our backyard, the areas of Mai Po and Inner Deep Bay, a tiny nature reserve squeezed between two of Asia's most densely populated cities, forms a critical link in this winged migration, a...
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- May 26, 2013
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Space is at a premium in congested Hong Kong - and that goes for the birds, too.
The black-faced spoonbill, which travels southwards to the city during winter, may fly elsewhere if...
If you think your love life is tough, spare a thought for the poor Maipo bent-winged firefly.
The insect, a species only recently discovered and unique to Hong Kong, emits flashes...
Local green groups have united to denounce WWF Hong Kong for working with a subsidiary of the property giant Cheung Kong which wants to develop a plot of land near Mai Po.
Conservationists are welcoming a plan to upgrade a bird haven in Shenzhen's Futian National Nature Reserve into a wetland of international importance on a par with Hong Kong's Mai Po reserve.
...By this time of the year, Mai Po's black-faced spoonbills are off to the north. Yet the wetland is anything but deserted and silent.
After kicking off the Climateers Ambassador Experiential Programme, green group WWF took its young Climateers to the Mai Po Nature Reserve.
A wild duck fitted with a transmitter last December made it back home on Christmas Day, to the delight of conservationists working on the project.
The duck is the only one of 23...
For the second time in two weeks a bird has been killed near the Mai Po Nature Reserve in a trap set by fish farmers to keep feathered predators from feeding on their stock.
Hong Kong is small and densely populated. It has been called many things, including a concrete jungle.
Nothing sums up the contradictions that exist in Hong Kong quite as well as the art of bird watching.
Would you recognise a leopard cat if it crossed your path? Or an otter? Mai Po Nature Reserve's 'nature interpreters' do not guarantee you'll see either of these creatures if you join their...
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