Exploration and Conservation in Remote China
Introduction
Dr. Wong How Man
Date: 27 Sep 2012
Time: 18:00 - 20:00
About the Talk
Dr. Wong How Man, an explorer and founder of the China Exploration and Research Society (CERS) and a National Geographic veteran, will share his epic discoveries and subsequent conservation projects based on almost forty years of exploration in some of the most remote regions of China. CERS’ work spans from archaeological research on the Hanging Coffins of the extinct Bo people and restoration of Tibetan monasteries to conservation of the Tibetan Antelope, Black-necked Crane, Golden Monkey, Wild Yak, and Asiatic Beavers, etc. Through breathtaking illustrations, Dr. Wong will broaden our understanding of China’s cultural and natural heritage and show us what equitable conservation can look like.
About the Speaker
Dr. Wong How Man, honored by Time Magazine as one of the 25 Asian Heroes, has been hailed “the most accomplished living explorer of China”. He was also the founder of the China Exploration & Research Society (CERS) that conducted research and projects in various parts of China, including the Yangtze River, Mekong River, Yellow River and Salween sources. His innovative approach to conserving nature and culture has earned him many accolades. Authoring over a dozen of books, Dr. Wong is a recipient of the Harvard Business School nonprofit management scholarship and is a much sought after speaker by corporations and Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO) circuits. The internship program, his organisation runs, brings together many young adults from around the world.
Registration: http://cedars.hku.hk/CERS
If you have any enquiries, please feel free to contact us at cedars-programmes@hku.hk or 2857 8387. Thank you.
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