Creating intrinsic motivation to learn ecological concepts by game approach such as board game, orientation etc.

“Law of the Forest” Activity Series

“Law of the Forest” Board Game Introduction

“Law of the Forest” is the first and only Hong Kong board game with the theme of local forest ecology and biodiversity, which was designed and published by OWLHK. Through the game’s mechanism “survival of the fittest”, students will learn about the concept of food chain and the relationship between forest creatures, as well as the impact of human activities on forest ecosystems.

Introduction to “Law of the Forest” Activity Series

“Law of the Forest” activity series is one of our Environmental Education Programs for Schools, which features thematic lecture, “Law of the Forest” board game and forest exploration. The activities centered around the theme and teaching approach of “Law of the Forest” and designed to align with the schools’ curriculum. Through these activities, students can learn about ecological concepts such as food chain, biological classification and relationships. While enjoying the game-based learning experience, students’ motivation to learn are ultimately enhanced.

Learning Objectives

  1. Develop an understanding and appreciation of Hong Kong’s forest ecology and biodiversity
  2. Learn key ecological concepts related to forest ecosystems
  3. Examine human impacts on forest environments and nurture a sense of conservation
Through the lecture, students understood the forest evolution history

Thematic Lecture

An introduction to forest ecology and biodiversity, highlighting why Hong Kong is home to such rich and diverse ecosystems.

Tutors assist a small group of students during the activity

“Law of the Forest” Board Game

Created in-house by our organization, this board game allows students to role-play as forest animals. Through a "survival of the fittest" gameplay mechanism, they experience the challenges and dynamics of living in Hong Kong’s forests.

Go on the adventure of “Law of the Forest”

Forest Exploration

Students will explore the forest with five senses in groups. The activity will increase students’ understanding about forest environment and local wildlife through carrying out game-based tasks. Students can enjoy and connect with the forest.