Carrie Cheung
Assistant Education Manager
BSc (Ecology & Biodiversity), HKU
She loves to immerse herself in nature, enjoying the whiff of forest, the tranquility under water, and the calls made by wildlife, all of which nourish her soul. Through environmental education, she hopes nature’s whisper can be heard by more people.
Tiffany Cho
Senior Education Officer
BEd (Early Childhood Education), EdUHK
Eyes on the sky, feet on the ground, where our classroom could be. Smell the flowers and study the leaves, these are our textbooks. Listen to the birds and talk to the insects, they are our classmates. Stepping outside the box of teaching and learning, nature is our best teacher!
We would like to explore the beauty of nature with the public, on the wish of popularizing environmental education. I am here to sow the seeds for ecological conservation in Hong Kong!
Cher Hoi Ying
Senior Education Officer
(Early Childhood Education)
BEd (Early Childhood Education), HKBU
Professional Diploma in Special Child Care Work, IVE (Sha Tin)
Certificate in Kindergarten Principalship, CUHK
Nature is a sanctuary for the soul. Through environmental education, we can help more people appreciate the beauty of nature and find spiritual nourishment and peace within it. By interacting with students in natural settings, we hope to teach everyone how to protect these beautiful landscapes and pass on this love for nature to more people.
Vito Tam
Senior Project Officer
BSocSc (Social Policy), HKBU
Struggling to survive in this fast-paced city, have you ever slowed down your pace and listened to the heartbeat of the nature? Connecting yourself to mother earth brings us closer to where we are, and dig out something unexpected in the process. Let us explore and listen to the heartbeat of the nature together.
Henry Chan
Senior Project Officer
BSc (Major: Ecology & Biodiversity; Minor: Environmental Science), HKU
MPhil (Environmental Science), LU
I see the light shinin' through the rain
A thousand colors in a brighter shade
Nature provides me with hope and wisdom, overflowing with colors and joy. By integrating art into environmental education and using it to capture the stories of life, I aim to inspire others to cherish nature, just as nature inspires me.
Sirena Lam
Project Officer
BSc (Environmental Science), HKU
I enjoy embracing nature and find solace in the contemplation with living creatures.
Living in the animated worlds of Hayao Miyazaki is my cherished dream, to have the eyes of adventurous kids who can always grasp the nature wonders.
Tiffany Chen
Project and Communications Officer
BA (Applied and Media Art), PolyU
“Tired birds return to the forest at dusk, floating clouds clear and return to the mountains." Chinese poet Bai Juyi once said.
If you’re tired, having a home to return is a blissing thing. While fallen leaves will return to their roots, tired birds will return to the forest, and tides will return to the sea. Let’s protect this place so that all can have a home to return to.
Dennis Kwok
Project Officer
BA (Social Policy and Social Entrepreneurship), PolyU
Nature delights our busy urban life! It is always exciting to visit nature, by enjoying and feeling the environment with our own senses. Let us connect with mother Earth, starting from our neighbourhoods and communities.
Serena Wong
Education Officer
BSc (Environmental Management and Technology), HKUST
"The Earth is what we all have in common."
I wish that through environmental education, more people will protect nature. Let us explore the soaring birds in the sky, the luxuriant plants, and the lilies in the fields.
Heidi Ma
Communications Officer
BA (Media and Communication), CityU
Amiable sparrows, energetic squirrels and elegant butterflies are true serendipity amid dull daily routines. Through down-to-earth and intriguing promotions, I wish the public could treasure these adorable creatures, and realize the essence of environmental education.
Jessie Mak
Assistant Project Officer
BA (Major: Cultural Studies; Minor: Anthropology), CUHK
In nature, I find my rhythm and pace, and come to understand the ways of life among all beings. Observation and curiosity nourish me, and they inspire my dedication to ecological education, where I hope to help more people rediscover the wisdom and beauty of the natural world.
Sophia Chan
Assistant Education Officer
IBBA (Business Administration), CUHK
In our current society, we struggle to find meaning because we don’t understand our role in this world. Especially the younger generations, we spend much of our lives disconnected with nature, people, ourselves, and God. But God commanded us to “cultivate and care for” our environment (Genesis 2:15). So reconnecting with nature is a great start to reconcile with all the good things in life.
“In his hand is the life of every creature and the breath of all mankind” (Job 12:7-10).