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Hong Kong's biodiversity richer than known, conservationists urge 'red list'

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Hong Kong's biodiversity is more extensive than previously understood, with new species of birds, reptiles, and insects being discovered. Conservationists are urging local authorities to establish a "red list" to protect vulnerable species, a measure that has been pending since 2014. The presence of species like the brown wood owl, which has expanded its range into Hong Kong from Guangdong, indicates a maturing ecosystem capable of supporting wildlife. AI

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Hong Kong's biodiversity richer than known, conservationists urge 'red list'

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Theodora Yu ·

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