The CUHK Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change (MoCC) will launch the Mobile Exhibition “The Fading Colours of Coral” in October 2023, to showcase potential threats of climate change on marine ecology, with the aim of inspiring students to adopt new thinking and take practical action to address climate change.

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ECF ‘The Drama of Climate Change and a Low-carbon Future’

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Supported by the Environment and Conservation Fund (ECF), the two-year ECF ‘The Drama of Climate Change and a Low-carbon Future’ (the ECF project) aimed to educate the public, especially the younger generation, to embrace the importance of making green choices through themed exhibitions, ‘theatre-in-education’, a social media campaign and other experiential learning activities.

The objectives of this ECF project were:

• to educate the public, especially primary school students, on the subjects of climate change and a low-carbon lifestyle, with an emphasis on low-carbon diets; and
• to encourage and inspire them to influence their peers and family to ‘go green’, creating a low-carbon, sustainable future;

which were achieved by the following five components:

1. Drama Tour

    

   An educational drama in the theme of ‘Combating Climate Change: Towards a Low-carbon Future’ was produced by a professional theatre company with input from the scientific team of the Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change. Crafted with actor-audience interactions, the play appealed to young students and inspired them to adopt a more environmentally sustainable lifestyle to combat climate change. Premiered in September 2019, the play has been toured to 34 primary schools as at December 2019, reaching an audience of more than 9,700.

2. ‘The Green Eaters’

   The ECF project began with a fun yet, informative ‘The Green Eaters’ social media campaign, followed by the ‘Eating Greener’ exhibition (July to September 2019) at the Jockey Museum of Climate Change, to encourage the general public to increase their intake of plant-based meals, thereby reducing the carbon footprint of the carbon-heavy meat industry. The exhibition attracted close to 10,000 visitors.

3. Learn and Practise

    

   To complement and strengthen the primary school students’ knowledge gained from the drama, a series of ‘Learn and Practise’ activities are being carried out for the participating schools. The activities aim to convey a message to the students that they have the ability to change their own behaviour for the good of the planet and also influence their peers and family members to do the same.

4. GreeXperience@CUHK

    

   To reinforce their understanding of climate change and low-carbon living, the students of the participating primary schools would acquire a special, first-hand green experience, or the ‘GreeXperience’, through environmental activities organized by the Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change. These activities include guided tours of the Museum and guided green tours on The Chinese University of Hong Kong campus.

5. ‘Living Greener’ Virtual Exhibition

   

   ‘Living Greener’ virtual exhibition explores the relationship between everyday life and the global climate issues of today. It offers practical things we can do to incorporate sustainability into our daily life.

Enquiries: Richard Chung (3943 3979；richardchung@cuhk.edu.hk)

Disclaimer
Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material/event do not necessarily reflect the views of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Environment and Conservation Fund and the Environmental Campaign Committee.

Sustainable Development Goals Gallery

	‘Sustainable Development Goals in Action’ Exhibition		‘Small Actions, Big Impact’ Exhibition

‘Sustainable Development Goals in Action’ Exhibition

Get to know the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals, and their interplay among people, planet and prosperity.

‘Small Actions, Big Impact’ Exhibition

Find out what small everyday actions we can take to resolve big sustainability challenges facing the world.

ECF Mobilizing Community Climate Action by Future Museum Curators

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ECF Mobilizing Community Climate Action by Future Museum Curators is an 18-month school-based community project supported by the Environment and Conservation Fund (ECF).  The project capitalizes on the MoCC’s experience in climate outreach and advocacy and represents a unique model of experiential and problem-based learning through curating an exhibition that inspires community pro-climate actions.  Student participants (our ‘Future Curators’) will have the opportunity to showcase their works at the MoCC and will reach a larger audience worldwide through our various global partners.

Objectives

• To empower young people as a force for positive change by equipping them with the necessary knowledge and skills in curating and communicating exhibits, so that they can make a meaningful contribution to climate action; and
• To encourage the community to respond to the messages conveyed in these exhibits and to take appropriate climate action.

Project Components

Enrolment
Secondary schools in Hong Kong are invited to submit their applications on or before 24 September 2021.
Applications will be selected on a first-come, first-served basis.
Apply online (In Chinese only)

Enquiries
Jennifer Cheng (3943 0817；jennifercheng@cuhk.edu.hk)

Disclaimer
Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material/event do not necessarily reflect the views of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Environment and Conservation Fund and the Environmental Campaign Committee.

COMMUNITY PROJECTS

	ECF ‘The Drama of Climate Change and a Low-carbon Future’		ECF Mobilizing Community Climate Action by Future Museum Curators

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