Alvin Wong Ho-hin, the owner of Nature Herpetology Education, a Hong Kong reptile education centre, has been charged with the illegal possession of endangered species after the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) officers seized several live animals from an exhibition in 2022. The seized animals included a green iguana, a Spencer’s monitor, a golden coin turtle, and a taxidermied African grey parrot. Wong’s company, Nature Herpetology Education, is co-hosting the Exotic Pets World expo at Hopewell Mall in Wan Chai from July 25 to Aug 18.
The owner of a Hong Kong reptile education centre, Alvin Wong Ho-hin, has been charged with the illegal possession of endangered species after the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) officers seized several live animals from an exhibition in 2022.
The seized animals included a green iguana, a Spencer’s monitor, a golden coin turtle, and a taxidermied African grey parrot. Wong’s company, Nature Herpetology Education, is co-hosting the Exotic Pets World expo at Hopewell Mall in Wan Chai from July 25 to Aug 18. Wong previously worked at the local animal charity HK Herp, which aims to prevent cruelty to reptiles and amphibians.
He resigned on Jan 24, 2018, after the organisation announced on Facebook that a batch of animals, including some endangered species, had been stolen from its centre
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