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Our programs are designed to complement school curricula, enriching science education and humanities subjects in “Life & Environment” and “Earth & Space” by covering topics such as biodiversity, ecosystems, sustainability, and Earth’s resources. They also connect to “Environment & Living” in humanities education, enabling students to apply interdisciplinary knowledge through engaging, hands-on learning experiences.
We offer professional development programs for teachers that focus on Hong Kong’s ecology, combining indoor talks, workshops, and field trips. These programs deepen understanding of environmental education principles, support curriculum integration, and enhance nature-based teaching strategies.
The Ecological Enrichment Programme is designed in a thematic format, offering 4 to 8 customized activities based on students’ interests and needs. By combining engaging indoor lessons with outdoor investigations, the program provides an in-depth understanding of Hong Kong’s rich biodiversity. Below are examples of Long-term enrichment program formats and past activities. For inquiries or further discussion, please feel free to contact us.
The Butterfly Ecology Course aims to introduce students to the local butterfly and plant ecology, while also inspiring them to take an active role in ecological conservation. Through a combination of indoor classes and outdoor surveys, students gain insights into basic insect ecology, Hong Kong butterfly ecology, the interdependence between butterflies and plants, as well as butterfly ecological crises and conservation. If butterfly gardens are present at schools, the curriculum can be customized to include a range of school-based activities that complement the garden and enhance the whole learning experience.
"Insect hotels" can serve as vital conservation measure for urban insects, particularly solitary bees, by providing them with a nursery. Additionally, insect hotels may function as a significant educational platform to introduce insect ecology and crucial roles of pollinating insects in Hong Kong's ecosystem to students, teachers and event parents. Through a variety of educational and citizen science activities, students’ fear and misconception about insects can be overcome. A more comprehensive understanding of these fascinating creatures can be achieved. The curriculum adopts diverse learning formats, such as indoor classes, handicraft workshops, ecological surveys, and insect hotel survey ambassador training. Students are engaged and equipped to discover the enthralling aspects of insects.
OWLHK offers a diverse range of environmental education activities with various themes, including different ecological environments, flora and fauna. Our activity forms and group sizes are flexible and can be tailored to meet the specific needs of each school, ensuring a student-centered and enjoyable learning experience that delivers optimal teaching effectiveness.
Insects are adaptive to diverse environments and can be easily observed in urban areas. Their importance, diversity, and ubiquitous presence make them excellent subjects for study. The course establishes a connection between students and nature through classroom learning and outdoor field trips. Group projects encourage gifted students in primary school to explore and care for the diversity of insects around them, understand their role in environmental conservation, and promote sustainable development in Hong Kong.
Being an internationally renowned bustling seaport, Hong Kong has diverse habitats and rich marine biodiversity! Funded by the Gifted Education Fund, this programme is designed to reinforce the knowledge of marine ecology and conservation in gifted primary students. Students are also trained to develop their skills in carrying out scientific research and devising relevant applications. At the same time, it aims to establish students’ positive attitude and value towards the environment.
Insects are so tiny, yet play a crucial role in the ecosystem! Based on insect ecology. This programme is designed to reinforce the knowledge of ecology and biodiversity in gifted primary students, and to develop their skills in carrying out scientific research and devising relevant applications. In the long term, it aims to establish students’ positive attitude and value towards the environment.
Sponsored by the Environment and Conservation Fund and jointly organised by the Environmental Campaign Committee, the Environmental Protection Department and the Education Bureau, the Green Prefect (GP) Programme aims to facilitate schools in developing a group of GPs who can act as models in embracing green living for their peers, enhance students’ environmental awareness and encourage them to build up green habits on campus.
ECF Free Ocean Action Plan gives training to local tertiary students about the ocean and coastal ecology, marine debris, as well as environmental education skills and techniques. Students will then be the tutors of “Free Ocean Day” for community and students, to expand the influence up to the public level, and to raise the public awareness towards waste reduction at source and ocean conservation.
Through focusing on local wildlife documentaries, primary school students learnt about Hong Kong’s habitat diversity and biodiversity. Coupling with primary education curriculum, students formed groups and made use of local wildlife clips, creativity and the ecological concepts they learnt, to create story and present it in a one-minute wildlife video.
Adventures in Lantau! In 2019’s early summer, we brought primary school students to Shui Hau in Lantau for "Discover the Wild Lantau Activity Day”. Through indoor interactive talk and outdoor orienteering game "A Day in Shui Hau", students learnt about the ecology of Lantau and experienced village culture in the old days via role-play.
With funding from Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department in 2018, OWLHK implemented the Forest Ecology Board Game Education Programme. Using board game, “Law of the Forest”, as the main teaching method, primary school students were able to learn about Hong Kong’s biodiversity effectively and increase their awareness on environmental conservation.