Environmental Sustainability Training | The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK)

EdUHK offers robust environmental sustainability training activities, which staff and students are required to attend to enhance their profiles. These include regular webinars and project-based training initiatives, as outlined below:

Webinars

Title	Date
Civil Education Programme- Environmental Sustainability (Climate Change and Carbon Neutrality City)	Mar — May 2025
Civil Education Programme- Environmental Sustainability (Light Pollution)	Mar — May 2025
EdUTeer Webinar Series: SDGs and Service Learning Voyage - Carbon Care Inno Lab	13 Mar 2025
Yuen Long Bypass Floodway Eco Tour (co-hosted with the Green Power)	28 Feb 2025
Climate Change and Carbon Neutrality City (co-hosted with the Green Earth)	27 Jan 2025
Global Lens: 「SEE U NOW+」: Climate Change x Cycle	18 Nov 2024
Webinar on Fashion Waste Issues in Hong Kong	22 Feb 2024
EdUTeer: Ecological training	28 Oct 2023, 14 Oct 2023, 29 Sep 2023

List of other trainings available on the Student Affairs Office's website: https://www.eduhk.hk/sao/en/info/wdpa/

Past events: https://www.eduhk.hk/sao/en/info/wdpa/2023_2024/

Carbon care inno lab poster Floodway eco tour poster climate change poster

Project-based Training Initiatives

Title	Date
Eco-Garden On Campus Promotes Sustainability Education The Eco-Garden, established in 2016, serves several purposes: (i) facilitating the University’s development of environmental studies; (ii) providing education for sustainability; and (iii) enhancing students’ knowledge and awareness of environmental protection. To further enhance the University community’s knowledge and awareness of the benefits of ecological balance and the conditions required to achieve it, a programme named EdU Eco-Garden Farmer and Biodiversity Surveyor has been launched since 2016. Through this programme, EdUHK students and staff members are recruited each year to join training and practice sessions in the Eco-Garden. More details available at: https://www.eduhk.hk/en/features/eco-garden-on-campus-promotes-sustainability-education	2016 - Present
EdUTeer Themed Programme 2024/25 – “Eco Master” Green Volunteer and Community Education Programme	Oct 2024—Apr 2025
Northeast Wonder Geo Tour (organized by the Human Resources Office) A one-day Geo tour to the Northeast was held on 16 December 2023, with more than 50 staff members and their families participating. Led by a team of professional guides, the tour provided an opportunity to explore some of Hong Kong’s hidden gems, including Devil's Fist, Yan Chau Tong Marine Park, Lai Chi Wo and Ap Chau. The Geo tour not only enhanced colleagues' awareness of the importance of preserving the natural environment but also enabled them to take a break from their busy lives and appreciate the beauty of nature with their families.	16 December 2023

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Eco-Garden On Campus Promotes Sustainability Education

The Eco-Garden, established in 2016, serves several purposes: (i) facilitating the University’s development of environmental studies; (ii) providing education for sustainability; and (iii) enhancing students’ knowledge and awareness of environmental protection.
To further enhance the University community’s knowledge and awareness of the benefits of ecological balance and the conditions required to achieve it, a programme named EdU Eco-Garden Farmer and Biodiversity Surveyor has been launched since 2016. Through this programme, EdUHK students and staff members are recruited each year to join training and practice sessions in the Eco-Garden.
More details available at: https://www.eduhk.hk/en/features/eco-garden-on-campus-promotes-sustainability-education

2016 - Present

EdUTeer Themed Programme 2024/25 – “Eco Master” Green Volunteer and Community Education Programme

Oct 2024—Apr 2025

Northeast Wonder Geo Tour (organized by the Human Resources Office)

A one-day Geo tour to the Northeast was held on 16 December 2023, with more than 50 staff members and their families participating. Led by a team of professional guides, the tour provided an opportunity to explore some of Hong Kong’s hidden gems, including Devil's Fist, Yan Chau Tong Marine Park, Lai Chi Wo and Ap Chau. The Geo tour not only enhanced colleagues' awareness of the importance of preserving the natural environment but also enabled them to take a break from their busy lives and appreciate the beauty of nature with their families.

Geo Tour image

16 December 2023