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BOCHK Fully Supports – Hong Kong Geopark Charity Green Walk” 29 Mar 2010 New routes and new experience from professional geo-guides offered by the “BOCHK fully supports – Hong Kong Geopark Charity Green Walk” Bank of China (Hong Kong) (“BOCHK”) will organise a new series of the BOCHK fully supports – Hong Kong Geopark Charity Green Walk (“Charity Green Walk”) eco-tours for general public every Saturday from 17 April to 18 December 2010, following the overwhelming response of the Charity Green Walk which brings together charity and environmental protection under one roof. Professional geological experts from the Geological Society of Hong Kong and experienced eco-guides will introduce the geological features and eco-environment of Hong Kong, in order to enhance public awareness on conservation of ecological environment. The Charity Green Walk is fully supported by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, the Geological Society of Hong Kong, Sai Kung District Council, Tai Po District Council, North District Council, Polar Museum Foundation and HK Discovery. Four new routes covering Tung Ping Chau, East Dam of High Island Reservoir, Ma Shi Chau and Po Toi Island will be introduced, in addition to the two original routes of Northeast New Territories Sedimentary Rock Region (Grass Island) and Sai Kung Volcanic Rock Region (Sharp Island and Jin Island) which will be enhanced. Over 100 BOCHK staff members volunteered as eco-ambassadors will offer assistance during the tours. In support of “Green” education, the BOCHK Charitable Foundation will continually sponsor all relevant costs. Each participant is required to pay an enrolment fee of HK$30, which will be donated to Polar Museum Foundation for educational and conservation causes. Tour details are now available on the website of Bank of China (Hong Kong) (www.bochk.com). Starting from 9:00pm (Hong Kong time) on 30 March 2010 (Tuesday), interested parties may visit www.bochk.com for enrolment in eco-tours to be held from 17 April to 28 August. Due to limited capacity, all eco-tours will be available on a first-come-first-served basis. Page 1 of 3 To echo the theme of the Charity Green Walk, BOCHK organised the Hong Kong Geopark Photo Competition for hiking fans and photographers. Entries should capture the natural beauty of the Hong Kong Geopark. The competition is open to all Hong Kong residents of any age. Entries should be submitted during the period from 2 August to 31 August. All entries will be evaluated by a panel of judges comprising of professional photographers and photographic associations, with “Thematic Approach, Creativity, Layout, Technique” as the selection criteria. The winners of the grand prize, second prize and third prize will each receive a cash prize of HK$20,000, HK$10,000 and HK$5,000 respectively, together with a commemorative trophy; whereas the winners of the 30 Merit Awards will each receive a cash prize of HK$1,000 and a certificate of merit. Results will be announced in September on www.bochk.com as well as in newspapers. Winners will be notified individually by mail. All winning entries and selected works will be exhibited at the Lobby of the Bank of China Tower or other public display venues. Entrants are required to submit the completed entry form(s) together with the entry(ies) by post to Corporate Marketing & Communications, Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited, 13/F, Bank of China Tower, 1 Garden Road, Central, Hong Kong, in an envelope marked BOCHK “Hong Kong Geopark” Photo Competition. Entry form is downloadable from www.bochk.com and obtainable from any of BOCHK branches. For details of entry procedures, rules and regulations, please visit www.bochk.com or refer to posters at BOCHK’s branches or newspaper advertisements. - End - About Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited (“BOCHK”), established on 1 October 2001, is a leading listed commercial banking group in Hong Kong. With over 270 branches and 480 ATMs and other distribution channels in Hong Kong, BOCHK and its subsidiaries offer a comprehensive range of financial products and services to individual and corporate customers. BOCHK is one of the three note issuing banks in Page 2 of 3 Hong Kong. In addition, the BOCHK Group (comprising BOCHK, Nanyang Commercial Bank and Chiyu Banking Corporation) and its subsidiaries have 23 branches and sub-branches in the Mainland of China to provide cross-border banking services to customers in Hong Kong and the Mainland. BOCHK is appointed by the People’s Bank of China as the Clearing Bank for Renminbi business in Hong Kong. BOC Hong Kong (Holdings) Limited, BOCHK’s holding company, began trading on the main board of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong on 25 July 2002, with stock code “2388”, ADR OTC Symbol “BHKLY”. Page 3 of 3.
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