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called Tree Adoption Program (TAP), aiming to use an interactive learning platform to allow students to learn
more about trees through investigative study, so that they will develop an interest to treasure and protect
trees. As long as the public can gain much more understanding of trees, I am convinced that they will know
the importance of trees conservation, and that is the best way to get along with plants. For more information,
please visit: www.ce3.org.hk/tap.html

One mature tree can breathe out lot of storm water which is particularly important in tropical cities like Hong Kong where
our paved areas like road blocks the natural path to water percolating into the ground. (Image: Conservation E3
Foundation)

About the author

Dr. Winnie Tang, JP, is an Honorary Professor in the Department of Computer
Science at the University of Hong Kong. She is a locally-bred IT entrepreneur of
Hong Kong. In the 1990s, Dr. Tang founded Esri China (Hong Kong) Limited to
develop and promote Geographic Information System (GIS) software and
solutions. Over the years, she has been actively advocating the use of technology
through her services in government and non-government organizations in Hong
Kong.

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