Proposed Sai Kung marine park to cover most coral reefs: Hong Kong authorities
Hong Kong authorities have announced that a proposed marine park around Sharp Island in Sai Kung will encompass most of the area's coral reefs. This plan aims to address concerns raised by a green group regarding the protection of ecologically sensitive areas.

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AI-generatedHong Kong authorities have announced that a proposed marine park around Sharp Island in Sai Kung will encompass most of the area's coral reefs. This plan aims to address concerns raised by a green group regarding the protection of ecologically sensitive areas. Janet Lee Ka-wai, a senior marine conservation officer, stated that underwater mapping technology was utilized to assess coral coverage and identify key ecological sites. These identified major coral spots, according to a reef survey conducted last year, are situated within the proposed 63-hectare marine park boundaries. The details were presented to members of the Country and Marine Parks Board.
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4 extractedThe proposed marine park will be 63 hectares.
Major coral spots identified in the city’s reef survey last year fall within the proposed marine park boundary.
Underwater mapping technology was used to assess coral coverage and identify ecological sites.
A planned marine park in Sai Kung will cover most coral reefs.