So it is surprising that Hong Kong supports a relatively rich variety of plants and animals, says Professor David Dudgeon, chair of Ecology and Biodiversity at The University of Hong Kong (HKU). He believes active environmental stewardship is necessary.
Country parks help protect Hong Kong’s extraordinary biodiversity, but continuity not guaranteed
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