2026 Summer Family Programmes – Forest Walk and Learn (Preschool Group)
During August and September 2026, we organised a series of summer family programmes, with approximately 30 families participating in our Forest Walk and Learn (Preschool Group) activities. Children aged 2 to 3 years old and their parents explored nature through sensory-based experiences, engaged their five senses, and enjoyed meaningful quality time together in a natural setting.
2026 Summer Family Programme – Coastal Exploration
During the summer holidays, children and parents gathered with friends for a coastal adventure at Starfish Bay. Guided by our instructors, families observed and learned about intertidal wildlife through interactive games and hands-on field exploration, enjoying a rewarding parent-child learning experience in nature.
Taipa Family Growth Centre, Methodist Church Macau Social Service
On March 28, 2026, we organised a Family Nature Exploration Day Camp for families from the Taipa Family Growth Centre of the Methodist Church Macau Social Service. Participating families travelled from Macau to Hong Kong to join the programme. In the morning, they attended an interactive indoor seminar to learn about Hong Kong's biodiversity and insect ecology. In the afternoon, families visited Sai Kung Tsiu Hang Lions Nature Education Centre for a Family Forest Walk and Learn experience. During the programme, participants and instructors exchanged insights on the different natural environments and ecological characteristics of Hong Kong and Macau.
Hong Kong Christian Service Tin Heng Nursery School
On March 14, 2026, a total of 200 parents and children participated in a Family Forest Walk and Learn programme organised by us as part of the school's annual Family Fun Day. Guided by our instructors, children from N Class to K3 and their parents explored Lai Chi Kok Park, discovering common plants and animals found in urban parks and learning about local biodiversity through firsthand experiences.
NTW & JWA Leung Sing Tak Anglo-Chinese Kindergarten and Nursery School
On December 1, 2025, we conducted a Family Forest Walk and Learn programme for 34 parents and children at Sai Kung Tsiu Hang Lions Nature Education Centre. Led by our environmental instructors, parents and children carefully observed and appreciated the natural environment together, strengthening their connection with nature through shared exploration and discovery.
TWGHs Lions Club South Kowloon Nursery School
On May 23, 2025, 54 Nursery-class children and their parents participated in Forest Walk and Learn as part of their school picnic at the Lions Nature Education Centre in Sai Kung.
HKYWCA Faith Hope Nursery School
On March 11 and 12, 2025, the school organized a two-part parent program for 20-30 parents of PN-K1 and K2-K3 children. The activity began with an on-campus Parent Seminar on Early Childhood Environmental Education, followed immediately by parent-child Forest walk and learn at the Lions Nature Education Centre in Sai Kung.
ELCHK Ling Kung Nursery School
The program commenced with a parent seminar on March 29, 2025, followed by Parent-Child Forest Walk and Learn on April 5 and May 24, 2025.
Forest Walk and Learn -
Pok Fu Lam Reservoir
Not only relaxing your mind, but you can also learn a lot and have fun in an outing! Invited by HKFYG Jockey Club Media 21, we took kids and their parents to explore the forest together. Participants started the journey from the Peak and walked all the way to Pok Fu Lam Reservoir. Enjoying various of fun games arranged by us on the way and feeling the nature with different senses, they learnt to observe the wildlife found and appreciate the nature.
Light Be -
Light Housing Family Night Safari
Invited by Light Be - Light Housing, a local social housing enterprise, parents and kids got the chance to explore the secret side of nature at night time. Apart from interactive indoor learning activities to let participants understand more about the biodiversity in Hong Kong, they were also led by professional tutors to visit Lau Shui Heung and Nam Sang Wai to observe different wildlife they found.
“Community-based Survey on Terrestrial Invertebrates -
Search in Lantau”
In order to encourage general public to rediscover the biodiversity around their community, a community-based survey, which was carried out through team competition, was arranged under the project of [ECF Discovering South Lantau Invertebrates]. Kids were guided by their parents and tried to find out the insects and invertebrates hidden in the Lantau community. Special tasks were given out throughout the survey to make it more exciting, challenging and enjoyable for both parents and kids.