Jellyfish are a key species in marine ecosystems, although the extent of their occurrence and diversity is likely underestimated, particularly for biodiversity-rich locations such as Asia. The Hong Kong Jellyfish Project is a citizen science initiative seeking more information about jellyfish found in Hong Kong biodiverse and rich marine waters.
Volume 3: Citizen Science in India. The third episode of our CitSciAsia Meets… interview series has been posted, with Dr Arshiya Bose interviewed in Hong Kong by Vincent Cheng. Dr Bose presenting
Emu-Felicitas Miyashita (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Ambassador of Japan in Citizen Science Asia) Hiromi Kobori, Ph.D (Tokyo City University/Biodiversity Academy) From the 12th to 15th of September, Ms. Emu-Felicitas
Unraveling the secret to Hong Kong’s triumphant CNC 2018! As cities around the world competed to see who can make the most observations of nature in a global City Nature Challenge
Unraveling the secret to Hong Kong’s triumphant CNC 2018! Read More »
This summer the spotlight was on bugs! In an event organised by DIY BIO Hong Kong (a group of citizen scientists in Hong Kong) a STEM educational outreach was organised
“Mosquito Alert” was on full display at the The InnoTech Expo 2017 recently. The event was held at Victoria Park, Hong Kong from 28 Jun to 2 July. The Chinese
HK public gets hands-on with Mosquito Alert at InnoTech Expo Read More »
In an Education Bureau (EDB) seminar in June discussing STEM-related activities in Hong Kong school context, the teachers from The Chinese Foundation Secondary School (CFSS) recommended the introduction of “Mosquito
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