Documenting our little neighbors in Hong Kong and tracking conservation efforts across the region.
Campus Sighting
Near Gordon Wu Hall • Nov 2025
That's a Pallas's squirrel spotted right from our classroom window! It is the most popular squirrel species found in Wah Yan and throughout Hong Kong. These agile climbers have adapted perfectly to our urban-greenery balance.
"The cuter an animal is, the more it tends to be traded. Fortunately, Pallas's Squirrel has integrated into our ecosystem without causing major disruptions so far."
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