Table
7.1n Rationale for Ecological Value Adjustment
of Sandy Shore Habitats based on Field
Surveys |
Site
No. |
Site
Name |
Sub-site |
Ecological
Value After Field Assessment
|
Rationale
for Ecological Value Re-adjustment |
126 |
Tong Fuk Miu Wan |
a |
High |
Habitat
supported higher species diversity and
abundance than other sandy shores in Hong
Kong. Located next to a documented horseshoe
crab nursery habitat. |
130 |
Tai Long Wan |
a |
Medium* |
Habitat
is intact and represented one of the best
examples remaining in Hong Kong of a natural
sandy beaches relatively free from pollution
and development. |
131 |
Fung Wong Wat |
a |
High |
Habitat
was a silty sand flat which supported much
higher species diversity and abundance
than other sandy shores in Hong Kong. Habitat
was remote and subjected to no human disturbance. |
132 |
Wong Chuk Kok Hoi |
a |
High* |
Habitat
was a silty sand flat which supported much
higher species diversity and abundance
than other sandy shores in Hong Kong. Habitat
was remote and subjected to no human disturbance.
Uncommon mangrove species Bruguiera gymnorrhiza
was recorded in the high shore region. |