Three globally endangered Black-faced Spoonbills were reunited with the wild flock on Monday (5 March 2018) after two weeks of treatment at Kadoorie Farm & Botanic Garden (KFBG). In mid-February,...
25 participants joined our 3-day retreat- ‘Nature is the Healer' by Jhon Kwano, an Elder and Messenger from the Dani tribe in the highlands of Papua, one of the most bio-culturally diverse plac...
The 23rd Kadoorie Brothers Memorial Race was held on 17th December 2017, to commemorate the Kadoorie brothers, Lord Lawrence and Sir Horace. This time we received over 230 applications and 143 partic...
Temperature rose to over 40° Celsius, and I could not even find a nice dry corner of my shirt to wipe my steamy glasses. My shoes were filled with the muddy water I collected from wading across ...
Forty-three North American Wood Turtles (Glyptemys insculpta), rehabilitated at the KFBG Wild Animal Rescue Centre, arrived safely in their native country on 20th December 2017. In 2014 and 2015, Hon...
The 3 day winter camp was held from 27th- 29th December. Participants had the chance to get close to animals, hike and create artworks with upcycled materials. They gained knowledge of nature, but mo...
Restoring populations of the endangered orchid Phalaenopsis pulcherrima in Hainan
7 December 2017 | China Eco Tales
7 December 2017 | China Eco Tales
Building on many years of collaborative experience of nature conservation in Hainan, KFBG signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Hainan Wildlife Conservation Bureau and Bawangling National N...
A Pygmy Slow Loris, which was rescued in 1999, has recently died at the grand old age of 20. Since its establishment in 1994, the KFBG Wild Animal Rescue Centre has handled 50 Pygmy Slow Loris cases,...
KFBG is concerned of illegal and unsustainable wildlife trade. We use DNA forensics to identify wildlife parts and products, such as shark fins sold in the retail market in Hong Kong. A study launche...
The number of birds admitted annually to the Wild Animal Rescue Centre (Rescue Centre) has dramatically increased in recent years. Prior to 2011 we received an average of 100 birds annually, taking ...