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Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD)

Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD)
The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) is a Hong Kong-based governmental body dedicated to conserving the natural environment and safeguarding ecological integrity. Its primary mission includes facilitating sustainable agricultural and fisheries production, protecting public health, and managing country and marine parks. The AFCD is responsible for biodiversity conservation, controlling endangered species trade, and providing technical support to local farmers and fishermen. It notably manages Hong Kong’s extensive country parks and developed the Hong Kong Wetland Park, playing a crucial role in the region’s environmental and food security.
Hong Kong tourism

Hikers hit Hong Kong’s ‘Mount Eason’ for Sunset Peak silver grass, album art

Hikers mostly avoid runners taking part in a high-profile international trail race on Lantau Island.

Hong Kong to review tourist capacity and marine protection amid coral damage

Crowds on Hong Kong’s Sharp Island won’t have major impact on corals: government

Environmental authorities say they will review condition of coral reefs off Sharp Island, but green group, marine biologist say damage has been done.

Hong Kong’s Unesco-listed park is big hit with tourists and that’s a problem

Thousands of visitors have descended upon Sharp Island in recent days to immerse themselves in nature, but some may be violating park rules.

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