News
18 Nov 2022
OCES 2100 students embarked on an enlightening field trip to Pak Tam Chung River, Sai Kung, on 18th November 2022. Led by Dr. Cindy Lam, the trip focused on the observation and understanding of freshwater turtles in their natural habitat. Dr. Lam elucidated on the conservation efforts and challenges faced by these fascinating creatures. The trip included a hands-on session to understand the turtle's behavior and the ecosystem they inhabit. Read more
12 Nov 2022
On 12 Nov 2022, HKUST students were invited to join a guided tour of the Mai Po Nature Reserve. The objective of this excursion was to deepen the participants' comprehension of wetland conservation, sustainable fisheries management, and biodiversity. Participants had a unique opportunity to explore the rich biodiversity of Hong Kong's wetland habitats firsthand. Read more
29 Oct 2022
A group of HKUST students, led by Dr. Cindy Lam, embarked on an enlightening Dolphin Watching Boat Tour. The excursion aimed to provide a deeper understanding of Hong Kong's marine biodiversity, with a specific focus on dolphins. The guided tour served as a vivid demonstration of the intersection of conservation management and tourism in marine habitats. Read more
21 Sep 2022
Under Dr. Cindy Lam's guidance, OCES3330 students delved into our local wetlands (e.g. Kei Ling Ha Lo Wai, Sai Kung) during Fall 2022. Regular field surveys provided hands-on experience in investigating the diversity and abundance of local flora and fauna. These explorations enriched students' understanding of marine organisms and habitats, and the critical role they play in our environment, underscoring the theories covered in lectures. The surveys also illuminated the relevance of conservation efforts. Read more
22 Aug 2022
Prof. Ding He, Assistant Professor of the Department of Ocean Science, has been awarded the Excellent Young Scientists Fund (Hong Kong and Macau) from National Natural Science Foundation of China, 2022.
The award winning project:
Project Title: Organic Geochemistry of Estuaries and Coasts Read more
