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	XTBG bird education program funded by HKBWS Since 2010, XTBG has conducted a series of bird education program, which aroused interest among staff members, tour guides, postgraduate students, and visitors. In 2011, the program will be funded byHong Kong Bird Watching Society (HKBWS). The small grant is HK$10,000. The bird education program is aimed at promoting bird...

	Special tours guided by director and professors mark International Biodiveristy Day 2011 is the International Year of Forests and forest biodiversity is the theme for this year's International Biodiversity Day which falls on May 22. The aim is to increase understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues. In response to the call of International Biodiversity Day, XTBG organized a series of activities to pop...

	XTBG promotes its scenic spot on National Tourism Day May 19 is the first National Tourism Day of China. The date was chosen to commemorate the day when China's ancient travel book writer, Xu Xiake, began writing his masterpiece, "Travel Notes of Xu Xiake," in the Ming Dynasty, accoring to the National Tourism Administration of China (NTAC). National Tourism Day is a day for m...

	Protecting rare and endangered plants features national science week at XTBG To follow the opening of the 2011 Science and Technology Week on May 14, XTBG organized a series of activities to increase awareness of protecting rare and endangered plants. XTBG researchers introduced the importance of protecting rare and endangered plant species. Focusing on orchids, the visitors had a chance to watch ...

	Macao students holds summer camp in XTBG 48 secondary school students and teachers from Macau Angligen College held a summer camp in XTBG during May 10-12, where they experienced tropical rainforest, learned how to do scientific research, and listened to lectures. During the 3-day summer camp, the participants experienced going through a tropical rainforest and lear...

	Wildlife watching season in XTBG The well-protected forest and well-managed living collections in XTBG have made the tropical botanical garden breathing spaces for wildlife. Spending some quiet time watching the rare, colorful and sometimes spectacular plants and creatures that live here can really make you feel closer to the landscape. With an aim to help v...

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