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Hong Kong Dried Seafood Street: Where Culture and Conservation Collide
July 27, 2026
Zoe Li
“Hoi Mei Gaai” is the familiar Cantonese name that we use to refer to Hong Kong’s “Dried Seafood Street” in Sheung Wan. Literally meaning “Taste of the Sea Street,” Hoi Mei Gaai...
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Shell Shock: Hong Kong’s Role in the Turtle Trade Crisis
June 22, 2026
Hilary Lai
A photo of a cute storybook-perfect turtle appears in my social media feed. With its soulful black eyes and geometric shell pattern, the creature’s innocuous appearance belies the criminal activity that underscores...
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A Science-based Approach to Conservation Finance: From Data to Impact
May 18, 2026
Audrey Underhill
Too often, conservation science stays in journals. Too often, impact assessment stays in compliance silos. A recent collaboration between ADM Capital’s Asia Climate-Smart Landscape Fund (ACLF) and the National University of Singapore’s...
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Completed Survey: “Fantastic Reef Fish and Where to Find Them”
April 21, 2026
Zoe Li
After more than a decade of underwater research, the “Fantastic Reef Fishes and Where to Find Them—Field Guide of the 114°E Hong Kong Reef Fish Survey” has finally been published this week....
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Hong Kong Medicinal Orchid Trade and Implications for Biodiversity
March 18, 2026
Zoe Li
Orchids are one of the largest families of plants on Earth. In addition to being admired for their beauty, many orchids are valued for their healing properties as Medicinal and Aromatic Plants...
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The Nature Bill is Due: A Wake-Up Call from IPBES for Asia
February 24, 2026
Audrey Underhill
Asia’s extraordinary growth has been funded by nature, and that credit line is running dry. As nature risk in Asia intensifies, a new report released on February 9 by the Intergovernmental Science-Policy...