Live GREEN

Various educators and researchers gather together in this workshop to explore the different factors contributing to people’s well-being, particularly the intertwined relationships among the global ecosystem, natural environment, a city’s built environment and development, and community activities.

The way people currently design, produce and consume plastics is both unsustainable and inefficient. Let’s revisit why and how the plastics become the biggest pollutants in our water sources through reading this website by The Green Earth and reflect on our relationship with plastics. (in Chinese)

McDull and his friends are so puzzled and yet so eager to move towards a low-carbon lifestyle! Join this popular local pig cartoon character in a series of 5-minute animation clips and understand more about what we can do to stay happy and eco-friendly.

To strengthen the support for waste reduction and recycling at the district level, the Environmental Protection Department (EPD) is actively building a new community recycling network, including Recycling Stations, Recycling Stores and Recycling Spots, and promoting different initiatives across the territory with a view to gaining more support from the public to go green and instill a green living culture in the community.