Last year on 20th December, this black kite was discovered with a drooping left wing at a barbecue site in Aberdeen Country Park. The raptor was rescued by the AFCD and sent to the KFBG Wild Animal ...
Raising orphaned wild animals is hard, but teaching them to live in the wild is even harder. Last April, a member of the public started to care for what she believed to be a one-month-old stray dome...
Green Hub was awarded The UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation
2 March 2017 | Activity Report
2 March 2017 | Activity Report
Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden (KFBG) is delighted that the Revitalisation of the Old Tai Po Police Station into a Green Hub for Sustainable Living was recognised with an Honourable Mention in the ...
By Wang Bo (Conservation Officer) Kadoorie Conservation ChinaGaoligongshan (GLGS) is located in the western part of Yunnan Province, bordering Myanmar. The over 600 km long massif extends from th...
By Maggie Fok Assistant Administration Officer of Kadoorie Conservation ChinaThis was the first time for me to conduct a field survey with our team since joining Kadoorie Conservation China (KCC) ...
In November 2016, Dr. Satish Kumar, the renowned educator and writer from Schumacher College in the UK and Mr. Jhon Kwano, an elder and messenger from an indigenous tribe in Papua New Guinea, acted a...
On 4th December 2012, the Wildlife Rescue Centre treated an Eastern Common Buzzard that was thought to be suffering concussion from a flight impact. Although initial examinations showed that the rap...
The 3-Day Winter Camp for Children - ‘In Touch with Nature' - created a beautiful end to 2016, with 46 campers aged 7-9 year old plus our counsellors and staff enjoying a wonderful three days u...
On 18 December 2016, we held the 22nd Kadoorie Brothers Memorial Race to commemorate the Kadoorie brothers, Lord Lawrence and Sir Horace. This time we have received over 300 applications and 153 runn...
We could think of no better way of celebrating the 60th anniversary of KFBG than with our good friend and collaborator Dr. Satish Kumar from Schumacher College, UK, which we duly did in memorable fas...