With the generous support of a capital funding grant from the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, WWF is embarking on a project to rebuild the Peter Scott Centre to meet the needs of our Mai Po Community, whilst bringing the facility up to today’s environmental and building safety standards. The project is aligned to goals under the UN Convention for Biological Diversity to deliver a 21st Century Nature Classroom by 2021.

Mai Po Community
With the generous support of a capital funding grant from the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, WWF is embarking on a project to rebuild the Peter Scott Centre to meet the needs of our Mai Po Community, whilst bringing the facility up to today’s environmental and building safety standards. The project is aligned to goals under the UN Convention for Biological Diversity to deliver a 21st Century Nature Classroom by 2021.
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Upgrading Works at Tam Kon Chau Road
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Mai Po Nature Reserve Infrastructure Upgrade Project EIA Reports Exhibited for Public Inspection
In support of the Mai Po Nature Reserve Infrastructure Upgrade Project, WWF-Hong Kong is ...
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Arrangements for Public Visits onto Mai Po Nature Reserve and Progress of Works at new PSFSC site
Our Mai Po teams at the Long Ping visitor centre and at the reception cabin at the Peter Scott site ...
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Public FS Hydrant, Tam Kon Chau Road
WWF’s contractor Tactful Construction & Engineering HK Ltd submitted an application to Lands ...
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Latest updates to PSFSC demolition and rebuild
We are working to upgrade the Peter Scott Field Studies Centre (PSFSC) to meet the needs of our Mai ...
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Ecological Monitoring Survey for January - February
The 10th of our monthly ecological monitoring surveys is now available to read here. It’s part of ...
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PSFSC's building and forecourt at the site is to be closed from 27 April for preliminary work ahead of demolition
We are working to upgrade the Peter Scott Field Studies Centre (PSFSC) to meet the needs of our ...
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Ecological Monitoring Survey for December – January
Our longest-running birdwatcher’s event, Big Bird Race, has been moved to 25 April this year. With ...
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Ecological Monitoring Survey for November – December
The eighth of our monthly ecological monitoring survey is now available to read here. It is part of ...
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Ecological Monitoring Survey for October - November
Prime birdwatching season is underway at Mai Po Nature Reserve so be sure to book your place to ...
The Peter Scott rebuild can enhance capacity for wetland training and research, providing space for community forums and workshops. This can bring groups together to tackle threats to biodiversity and the issues surrounding the protection of Deep Bay wetlands and the East Asian-Australasian Flyway.
The below presentations cover the ongoing design work for three components in the Mai Po Nature Reserve infrastructure upgrade and improvement programme, scheduled to commence construction from April 2020, with the building of two bird hides and a one-kilometre natural boardwalk to replace the existing footpath and provide universal access facilities. The presentations also cover the design work for the new Peter Scott Field Studies Centre.
Peter Scott Field Studies Centre |
1. Re-build Stage |
Monthly Environmental Impact Monitoring Report |
2. Demolition Stage |
Monthly Environmental Monitoring & Audit Report Environmental Monitoring & Audit Baseline Report |
3. Precautionary Ecological Report |
4. Environmental and ecological assessment |
New Tower Hides & Wooden Boardwalk inside Mai Po Nature Reserve |
1. Conceptual Plan of new Tower Hides & Wooden Boardwalk |
Others |