HKBWS Special Announcement (11) 21/6/2020
- All member and public activities will be resumed gradually. Please refer to the schedule posted in our website.
- Office will be opened for visitors from Monday to Friday between 10am to 5pm, and closed on Saturday. To protect the safety of staff and visitors, please be reminded of the followings:
- Visitors are required to wear their own masks when entering our office.
- On-site temperature checks are mandatory for all visitors upon visit.
- Hand sanitizer will be given to visitors upon visits.
- Arrangement will be revised upon the development of the situation.
International Black-faced Spoonbill Census
What's new
The World Migratory Bird Day – A probable oldest record of Curlew Sandpiper
Humans have long been aware of the seasonal changes in bird populations. More than two thousand years ago,
...
Respect birds, do not disturb!
To promote the principle of “Respect birds, do not disturb”, the Society has designed a “Don’t disturb” watermark
...
Black-faced Spoonbill population hits record high Number in HK continues to decline Protection of Deep Bay in urgent need
HKBWS coordinated The International Black-faced Spoonbill Census 2020 from 17th to 19th
...
The first GPS-tracking research of Egrets in Hong Kong Fishpond plays a key role for both resident and migratory Little Egret
The Hong Kong Bird Watching Society (HKBWS) had initiated the first egret tracking study in Hong Kong by using
...
Memorial Service of Dr Ng Cho-nam
A Memorial Service will be held for Dr Cho-nam Ng on 13 December 2019 at 2:00 p.m., 18 January 2020 (Saturday) in
...
In memoriam - Dr NG Cho-nam, Vice-chairman of HKBWS
We feel deep sorrow that Dr NG Cho-nam our Vice-chairman has left us, he was admitted to hospital for a few days
...![[Deep Bay in-a-minute] [Take a minute to reject the high-rise residential development to protect the egretry]](/cms/images/2020/04/17/nsw_275_FacebookPost-011_thumbnail.jpg)
[Deep Bay in-a-minute] [Take a minute to reject the high-rise residential development to protect the egretry]
Developers recently submitted a planning application for high-rise residential development at Tung Shing Lane
...
In memory of Dr NG Cho-nam
We are very sorry to announce that our Vice-President Dr. Ng Cho-Nam passed away on 13 Dec 2019. Dr. Ng was the
...
Government policy shaking the Wetland Buffer Area and threatening breeding egrets and herons! Act Now to Protect the Breeding Birds!
The developer submitted another development application of eight 6- to 29-storey residential blocks at the same
...What do we do
Habitat Management
Ecology and Research
Conservation Policy and Advocacy
Support HKBWS
Your help made a big difference
