PCD has recently revamped its web page. In this issue of our e-Newsletter, we introduce you to the new web page, including its main content and new or redesigned columns. We hope that our web page will be a platform for visitors to learn and share their experience on sustainable living. Below is a brief introduction to the main content of the new web page. PCD web page: http://www.pcd.org.hk/en |
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Brief Introduction to the Feature Story on the Homepage Restoring NatureIn the city of Kunming in Yunnan Province, there are nearly 300 ancient trees scattered in 114 villages around Lake Dianchi, including a 1000-year-old plum tree, a Chinese pistache with a trunk so thick that it takes four people to embrace it, and a wild fragrant citron tree that attracts all kinds of butterflies when it blossoms. These ancient trees are under threat due to urbanisation. Since 2012, PCD has been supporting the 'All-Citizen Campaign to Protect Old Trees' organised by Green Kunming, an environmental organisation that is getting citizens to act as custodians of the trees. In the process, tree carers experience deep feelings for trees……[More] | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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