OWLHK offers diverse environmental education activities of various themes, covering different ecological environments, flora and fauna. The activity formats and group sizes are adjustable to fulfil different needs of schools, ensuring a student-centered and enjoyable learning experience with optimal teaching effectiveness.





N.T. Heung Yee Kuk Yuen Long District Secondary School
During the period of January to May 2024, we designed the course “Lantau Ecology, Geology and Humanities” for F.4-5 Geography and Biology students. In a total of eight sessions, students listened to lectures, and understood the vision of Citizen Science. They also learned about the river and intertidal creatures, and understood the threats that wetlands were encountering. Then, students travelled to places like Ngong Ping, Shek Mun Kap and Shui Hau to conduct outdoor field trips. They learned to use the app iNaturalist, and realized the contribution of Citizen Science. Additionally, they experienced underwater photography, and recognized different freshwater aquatic beetles and fishes. They also learned more about the culture of Lantau Shui Hau Village.
F.4 to F.5Citizen ScienceRiver EcologyWetland ConservationUnderwater PhotographyVillage Culture




ECF Saint Too Canaan College
Invited by ECF Saint Too Canaan College, OWLHK organized a 【Hong Kong Ecology Exploration Journey】for secondary 2-4 school students, with three activities with themes of forest, butterfly and bird respectively. Through indoor classes and outdoor field studies, it has enhanced students’ understanding and interest of Hong Kong ecology and biodiversity.
In the forest ecology activity, students learned about Hong Kong forest ecology and basic ecology concepts, such as vegetation types, food chain, relationships between organisms and forest ecology. Subsequently, students conducted outdoor field studies in Tai Po Kau Nature Reserve. They explored the forest ecology through group games, and came up with daily life actions that could contribute to forest protection.
For the butterfly ecology activity, through indoor thematic talk, interactive games and the board game 《Where’re the Butterflies》, students learned about butterfly ecology, taxonomy and the common species in Hong Kong. After that, students went to Wu Kau Tang for outdoor field trip study. With the guidance of professional tutors, students encountered different butterflies and learned about their characteristics and habits in real life.
On the last day, students were taught about citizen scientist surveys and research through lectures. They then experienced in Bioblitz competition in Shing Mun Country Park. Apart from announcing the result of the mini-competition, students shared their own interesting and special discoveries, and converted their experiences into effective learning.
Comprehensive LearningForest EcologyButterfly EcologyBird EcologyBoard Game






Chan Sui Ki (La Salle) College
Between November 2022 and May 2023, we organized fifteen activities for students from the Ecology Society at Chan Sui Ki (La Salle) College. The activities covered themes of different organisms, allowing students to acquire comprehensive knowledge about the ecology of birds, plants, insects, coastal species, amphibians and reptiles. This enhanced their knowledge and awareness of Hong Kong's urban and rural environment and biodiversity. Through a range of interactive teaching modes, we aimed to make learning enjoyable and strengthen students' motivation to learn. In addition to indoor classes, students have been to different habitats for field trips. Students gained deeper understanding and improve their awareness of environmental conservation with their first-hand experience.






Chan Sui Ki (La Salle) College
Between November 2023 and May 2024, we held six activities for Ecology Society students at Chan Sui Ki (La Salle) College again. Through lectures, interactive games, “Law of the Forest” and “Ocean Crisis” board game experience, students obtained fundamental concepts of Hong Kong biodiversity, as well as a preliminary understanding of important issues like ecological balance and ocean pollution. On the other hand, students also participated in plant exploration, bird watching and beach cleaning activity, deepening their understanding of animals and plants. By realizing the impact of human activities to nature, students also had a reflection on the importance of conservation.
F.1 to F.6Outdoor Field TripEcology WorkshopBiodiversityEcology Conservation