As seafood is extremely popular in southern China and our huge consumption has resulted in some species being eaten to near extinction, Ocean Park and Chimelong Ocean Kingdom could work with universities from Hong Kong and Guangdong province to – first, cooperate with fish hatchery and nursery farms to increase the supplies of fish that are decreasing in the wild around the seas of the Greater Bay Area; and second, to develop the technology, knowledge and expertise for the development of the seawater fish farming industry (indoor and inland) in the Greater Bay Area.

The cultural development of Lai Chi Wo is a good example where Hakka houses have been conserved and rented out to generate income for the sustainability of the project. There is also abundant private land that could be rented for recreational farming and environmental projects, improving the living environment of the community, and ageing houses in need of restoration which could help conserve a part of Hong Kong culture.