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- WWF Global
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WWF-Hong Kong has developed lots of activities for primary school students. Sample topics include exploring wetland environments to discover Hong Kong’s diverse ecology, learning about the concept of the ecological footprint, and developing sustainable lifestyle habits.
Step into the microscopic world and explore the diversity and feature of marine life through hands-on practice, broadening students’ scientific vision.
Become a nature artist by using observational techniques and playing sensory games. Learn about local wildlife and search for non-living materials to create nature-themed works of art.
Uncover the significance of wetlands to humans and wildlife through sensory exploration and interactive games, and by learning to appreciate various wetland habitats.
Go on a simulated migratory journey with beautiful Black-faced spoonbills and discover why it is so important for us to protect wetland habitats along flyways for migratory birds.
* This programme is usually conducted in the spring, autumn and winter
Observe insects and other small wildlife species up close. Learn how they live, how their bodies work, and all about their complex relationships with the surrounding environment.
* This programme is only conducted in the summer and autumn, between April and October
Discover the importance of the marine environment to both humans and wildlife by exploring a beach and taking part in other sensory activities.
Understand the impacts of climate change to both marine ecology and humans through scientific inquiry activities, and reflect on the relationship between humans and nature.
