Hong Kong: A haven for butterflies' is a captivating book that showcases the extraordinary beauty of Hong Kong’s butterfly species. With over 110 stunning butterfly photographs, it celebrates the rich diversity of butterflies thriving in this small region. The author’s passion for butterfly conservation and photography shines through as he captures the essence of each distinctive species. However, the book also highlights the challenges these delicate creatures face due to urbanization, the loss of host plants, and the impact of global warming. It calls upon readers to take responsibility for environmental stewardship and cherish the fragile existence of butterflies. The intricate patterns and vibrant colors of butterfly wings are showcased as works of art, reminding us of nature’s beauty. Ultimately, the book aims to inspire readers to embrace the mesmerizing beauty of butterflies, protect their ecosystems, and ensure their enduring presence in our world.
Forewords are written by Dr. Yau Wing Kwong JP, Envoirnment Association - CEO Fung Yuen Butterfly Reserve - Management Committee - Chairman; Dr. Lee Ping Chung, Past Chairman of the Hong Kong Lepidopterists’ Society, President of the Hong Kong Butterfly Association, ...
This is a hard cover book, 94 pages, 23cm h x 26cm w, using premium Japanese art paper, ISBN 978-988-70368-3-8. Made in Hong Kong.
Delivery by July 5, 2024