自今年5月起，米埔的訪客可享往返朗屏訪客中心及米埔自然保護區的接駁巴士服務。為了方便您的出行，該接駁巴士更會額外途徑落馬洲地區的停車場。接駁巴士將服務所有預訂生態導賞團的訪客及已登記同創米埔的人仕。
您可於
網上預訂2020年6月30日前的生態導賞團，接駁巴士班次可
按此瀏覽，如需預訂接駁巴士請
按此。訪客集合及出發地點可於網站查閱，目前接駁巴士僅於星期五、六、日及公眾假期提供服務。
我們將於今年12月8日結束斯科特野外研習中心的「城市綠洲」相展及相關設施，正門外的安全中心將一直運作，並用於接待學校團體及訪客。Urban Spring飲水機、自動販賣機和我們的職員將一直為您服務。此外，洗手間亦位於接待處旁。
自今年8月16日起，一些設備（如隔音屏）會被放置在前院，可能對停車造成影響。但私家車仍可以先到先得的方式泊車，巴士則可在洗手間附近的轉彎處掉頭。情況將持續至明年三四月份。
斯科特野外研習中心重建期間，米埔自然保護區正常開放，我們的安全中心和接待處位於正門外。
期待與您和您的家人在11月2日至3日的「
步走大自然」活動，及不同生態導賞團中見面！
如欲了解最新消息，請瀏覽網站或聯絡我們：
maipocommunity@wwf.org.hk
Since May, visitors to Mai Po Nature Reserve have enjoyed our shuttle bus service between the Long Ping Visitor Centre and Mai Po Nature Reserve. The route takes in car parks in the Lok Ma Chau area, providing an additional pick-up point to offer visitors greater flexibility. The shuttle bus service is provided to all members of the public that book an eco-visit, and is available to individuals registered with our Mai Po Community.
Our public eco-visits are open for bookings online at
wwf.org.hk up to 30 June 2020. The bus schedule is on our website
here, and advance bookings can be made online
here. The meeting and departure point for public visitors to Mai Po is from Long Ping Visitor Centre (currently the shuttle bus operates Fridays to Sundays and public holidays) with latest information available on the booking website.
We will close the Connect2Nature exhibition and facilities at the existing Peter Scott building from 8 December 2019. WWF will continue to operate from the PSFSC site safety office, located outside the main gate on the same site, in the village outside Mai Po Nature Reserve. The site safety office and reception will serve as a meeting point for school tours and cater for walk-in visitors. The Urban Spring water dispenser, vending machine, and our friendly staff, will be available as usual. Public toilets are just next door to the reception.
From 16 August 2019, there may be some disruption with moving of equipment, such as noise barriers, to be stored in the forecourt. Private cars are still able to park on a first come, first served basis, whilst coaches can U-turn at the turning area adjacent to the public toilets. This arrangement is expected to continue until March/April 2020.
Mai Po Nature Reserve will remain open to visitors throughout the upcoming Peter Scott Field Studies Centre rebuild, and the PSFSC site safety office and reception will remain outside the main gate.
We look forward to seeing you and your family at our
Walk for Nature supporter event on 2-3 November, if not before for one of our eco-visits!
To find out the latest updates, please visit our project website here, or contact us at:
maipocommunity@wwf.org.hk.
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