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Paws, Wings and Wild Things: Caring for Our Urban Friends

Price

Paid

Duration

45 - 60 minutes

Organisation

KFBG

Description

• Rescue and rehabilitation work of KFBG’s Wild Animal Rescue Centre

• Wildlife protection status in Hong Kong

• Major urban threats to wild animals

• How to help when you encounter injured wildlife

• Everyday actions for a wildlife-friendly environment

Learning Outcomes

1. Identify key urban threats (e.g. bird-window-collision, glue traps)
2. Distinguish natural behaviours from injury/distress (e.g. fledglings learning to fly)
3. Apply appropriate responses when encountering injured wildlife
4. Respect urban biodiversity and develop a sense of responsibility
5. Foster a ‘coexistence’ mindset by understanding human impacts

Related Subjects

Primary: Humanities / Science
Secondary: Science / Biology

Topic

Biodiversity & Nature-based solutions

Grade

Primary Upper (P4–P6), Whole-School (Secondary)

Format

School Talk / Assembly

Location

In-school

Language

Bilingual

Participant Number

Unlimited

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