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Hong Kong Authorities Allay Green Group's Concerns Over Sharp Island Marine Park

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Hong Kong Authorities Allay Green Group's Concerns Over Sharp Island Marine Park

Hong Kong authorities have assured that a planned marine park around Sharp Island will protect most coral reefs, addressing Greenpeace's concerns about insufficient coverage. Underwater mapping confirmed major coral spots fall within the proposed 63-hectare boundary.

Scrapped anti-whaling ship bought for $10 makes conservation comeback

The MV Steve Irwin anti-whaling vessel returns to marine conservation, restored to its former glory, after more than seven years out of action.

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