Hong Kong Coast Watch

A pair of Pied Avocets ( Recurvirostra avosetta ) foraging at the mouth of the Pak Nai Watercourse (CH00 + 000) at Ha Pak Nai, Hong Kong on ...

These are photographs of Turritella bacillum trawled from the seabed off Chep Lap Kok and Hei Ling Chau, Hong Kong on 10 October 2012: ...

During Typhoon Vicente which hit Hong Kong on 23 July 2012 a container ship near Hong Kong lost 7 x 40 foot containers. Six of these contai...

During Typhoon Vicente which hit Hong Kong on 23 July 2012 a container ship near Hong Kong lost 7 x 40 foot containers. Six of these contai...

To understand the science of plastic pellets, the following research papers at Algalita.org give an idea of some of the issues surrounding p...

On many beaches, FEHD have set up plastic pellet collection points. If you see one of these signs, can you please leave any bags with collec...

The following photographs show potential sites where Plastic Nurdles could have floated ashore on Hei Ling Chau, Hong Kong. This island has ...

The following video shows the main beaches on Peng Chau, (near Discovery Bay), all of which have varying degrees of Nurdles – please note, ...

The following map shows the main beaches on Peng Chau, (near Discovery Bay), all of which have varying degrees of Nurdles. Please note, the...

If you look at photographs of the vast majority of volunteers who are cleaning the beaches, they are local Chinese residents. This is somet...