Nurdlers we need you NOW!

Thanks to Typhoon Kai-Tak our beaches are covered with pellets again which is a good thing, they have been swept out of rocks and onto the beaches.  The more that we can remove from the tidelines over the next few days the better for the marine life and sea. ...

Everybody is going Nurdling!

What a weekend of cleanups!  Over 800 people on Lamma Island, 500 people on Chi Ma Wan peninsula, 200 on Peng Chau, 111 on Shek O, over 100 in Discovery Bay too.  And these are just the areas that we know of.   Everywhere I go I see people on beaches in goups, in...

Peng Chau – the good, the bad, the ugly

Who knew there were so many beaches on Peng Chau?  I was so pleasantly surprised at the number of stunning isolated beaches on this little Island today.  I walked to the back of the island and stood by myself looking out at a great view of Hong Kong Island, my own...

Talk about a revolution …

What an incredible weekend!  Hong Kong you have done yourself proud. Photo taken by Cheung Chi Wai capturing the spirit of the day on Tung O.  Co-operating to remove the hundreds of bags of collected pellets. Two weeks ago today Typhoon Vicente hit Hong Kong and left...

Thank you Hongkongers!

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you to all the 200 plus people that came to Discovery Bay today to help us clear up the pellets from our beaches.  You guys are awesome.  I couldn’t believe how far some of you travelled to get here and for most of you it was your...