Identification book
Octocorals in Southern and Western waters in HK
A study on octocoral communities and their associated invertebrates in the Southern and Western waters of Hong Kong was conducted from 2022 to 2024. The diversity and coverage of octocorals across the 30 study sites were assessed. This guide book presents the species of octocorals found in Hong Kong's Southern and western waters, along with the invertebrates associated with each species. This Project (Project No.: MCEF20109) was funded by Marine Conservation Enhancement Fund (MCEF) established by the Castle Peak Power Company Limited, the Hongkong Electric Company Limited and the Hong Kong LNG Terminal Limited.
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Guided
Public Talk
Sea slugs Research in Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Maritime Museum invited Prof. Tsang Ling Ming and his research assistant Miss Fu Ka Wing to deliver two sessions of talk on 13 July, 2024 and 24 Aug, 2024. During the presentation, they shared the history of sea slug research in Hong Kong, along with the methodology and mid-term findings of their current underwater surveys and citizen science program focused on sea slugs in Hong Kong.
Public Talk
Dialogue with Scientists – Research on Sea Slugs in Hong Kong
Prof. Tsang Ling Ming and his research assistant, Miss Fu Ka Wing, were invited by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department to deliver a talk on 2 Nov, 2024, at the Space Museum. They shared the methodology and mid-term findings of their current underwater surveys and citizen science program focused on sea slugs in Hong Kong.
Underwater video
Finding sea slugs in Hong Kong
This video showcases some of the sea slugs we encountered during our underwater surveys in Hong Kong. Enjoy exploring the diverse marine life!
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Online database
Finding sea slugs HK!
We will create an online sea slug database for our ongoing project, utilizing photos captured during field surveys as well as those submitted by citizen scientists. This database will showcase the sea slug species found in Hong Kong, along with descriptions of their characteristics. The community can use this database for local sea slug identification and learning.
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Simon F.S. Li Marine Science Laboratory
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong SAR, China