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Art of the ocean

2024-05-08
Water, energy, and organic matter are the fundamental elements for the survival of living organisms. Scientists speculate that the ocean may be the birthplace of life on Earth.

Although A Ma Wan in Tung Ping Chau has the highest coral coverage rate in Hong Kong, the threat of coral bleaching still looms as water temperatures rise due to climate change. In this episode, the host will accompany marine biologists to dive into the sea and explore this beautiful and fragile underwater world.

The ocean not only harbors abundant life but also inspires endless creativity. The "Sai Kung Hoi Arts Festival" takes a fresh perspective to explore the islands of Sai Kung, showcasing the history, culture, heritage sites, and natural landscapes through artworks.

Hong Kong's Greenery & Biodiversity (English version)

Hong Kong is a commercial and tourist shopping center, and it also has fascinating countryside scenery. Three-quarters of Hong Kong is green area. Over the years, it has focused on the conservation of nature. It has an amazingly rich biodiversity and needs to be in-depth. To understand Hong Kong, you can’t miss our countryside.
Hong Kong is rich in natural landscapes: coasts, rocky shores, shrubs, secondary forests, mangroves and valleys and rivers. There are countless beautiful scenery. Hong Kong’s country parks and nature reserves are treasures of natural ecology and deserve to be vigorously promoted to overseas people and tourists to tell the story of Hong Kong. This program will introduce tourist information on ten Hong Kong natural attractions and introduce the ecological characteristics of the area. The program will feature a host and experts introducing the ecological information and outing routes of each scenic spot.
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