Anneliese is a reporter and author who has lived in Sai Kung for more than 5 years. She is an avid hiker and lover of all things on the big blue sea. New Territories lore, village life and conservation are on her list of interests. She sees FSK as a means to facilitate and encourage discussion on community issues and events.

James is a Sai Kung resident and a dedicated conservationist. Much of the Sai Kung's wildlife wouldn't be here if not for him.

Main person when it comes to meetings as the recorder of the minutes. Also helping with public relations and correspondence. Ex-officio Office Bearer of the Society.

Pru is a Hong Kong-born journalist and specialises in tourism trade news. For the last 10 years, she has been working in Saikung and discovered the charm of the city's backyard garden. In addition to Saikung's splendid natural landscape and habitat, Pru enjoys chatting with Hakka ladies about their glorious past.

Renia is an environmental and market consultant who has worked in Hong Kong since 1996. She is the current FSK treasurer and helps Stanley with the website.

Stanley is a Graphic Designer but loves bird watching, mountain biking, hiking, ecology photography and reading.
In 2008 he self published a Chinese poetry book “Bird List in the Hong Kong Backgarden”. He heads the Black Kite Festival and Marine Fish Survey Project.

Charles is a marine specialist with over fifteen years of international marine consultancy and conservation experience. He runs the shark finning educational campaign which is gaining public support, especially amongst school children in Hong Kong. Within FSK , Charles is primarily responsible for all the issues relating to the marine environment, whether it be conservation, policing, enforcement or anything relating to fisheries and corals.