Current and Future Events

The IEP aims to develop a culture of water conservation in primary schools and cultivate water saving habits among youngsters through interesting and interactive activities.

The IEP aims to develop a culture of water conservation in kindergartens and cultivate water saving habits among youngsters through interesting and interactive activities.

To provide visitors (in particular students) with knowledge about the importance of water conservation through exhibits, live demonstrations and interactive games.

The Environmental Resource Centres are located in Fanling, Wan Chai and Mid-Levels . There is also a mobile centre that visits other districts. All four centres offer a variety of educational displays and activities, each with its own special attractions.
The Fanling Centre, opened in 2003, provides environmental information for the general public in the New Territories North, and is a focal point of environmental education programmes for local schools and community organisations. The Centre occupies 400 square metres and includes a colourful exhibition hall with exhibition panels, interactive games and models in nine thematic display zones. Also included are a lecture room and a library.

Through this online event, we will learn about the climate change on wine in classic wine regions and understand how winegrowers and producers encourage environmental stewardship and sustainability to adapt to the changes, which aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The Hong Kong Green Shop Alliance (the “Alliance”) aims to provide a platform that fosters a green shopping environment and helps shopping mall operators and shop tenants adopt sustainable best practices. The Alliance has developed a “Green Shop Pledge”. Shop tenants are invited to take the Pledge to incorporate suitable green measures in their daily operations. Shopping mall operators are also invited to join the Alliance to drive more sustainable practices with tenants.

Applications are now open. Shopping mall operators and shop tenants who are interested in joining the Alliance, please click the link to view the dedicated website for more information and application forms.

The first of its kind in the world, the MoCC offers an interactive and multimedia exhibition showcasing valuable collections and information about climate change.

The centre aims to offer visitors an interesting and thought-provoking experience as they learn about the importance of low carbon energy in addressing the challenge of climate change. The five thematic zones are featured by multimedia and interactive elements including a 3D virtual tour that takes visitors inside a nuclear reactor.

Through this annual programme, CLP volunteers team up to clean up our coastal areas, making an effort to protect our marine ecology.

"Friends of Green Building" is a platform for Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) to keep the public updated about the news and activities of its Public Education Committee (PEC), including the latest HKGBC green building education initiatives such as highlights of activities, campaigns and programmes, as well as any upcoming activities organised by the HKGBC, for instance, seminars, guided tours, contests, exhibitions, funfairs etc.

Low-carbon Office Operation Programme was launched by World Wide Fund For Nature. The programme has been established to enable Hong Kong companies and organisations to become part of the solution to climate change. By participating in LOOP, companies or organisations are engaged with a group of like-minded forward-looking leaders to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions generated from office operation via the adoption of managerial and technological best practices, staff behavioural adaptation, and a labelling scheme. LOOP companies or organisations can access a tool-kit that allows the measurement and analysis of the carbon performance of an office, formulation of emissions reduction strategy, and reporting on their improved carbon performance.

A series of interactive computer games on climate change and a low-carbon lifestyle.