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conferences.iaia.orgDespite its small size, Hong Kong has a large network of protected areas, comprising 40% of its land area of 1104 square kilometres(3). Arguably, the most important of these protected area is the Mai Po and Inner Deep Bay wetlands, which were s designated as a Ramsar Site in 1995(1). In recognition of this importance, and in
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