Organisation
KFBG
Description
• Introduction to Eurasian otters and other native mammals in Hong Kong
• Otter behaviour, habitats and distribution
• How science helps reveal otter history, status and threats in Hong Kong
• KFBG’s otter conservation work in the Greater Bay Area
• Exploring how Hong Kong can become an otter-friendly city
• Citizen science actions students can join to help protect otters
Learning Outcomes
1. Understand Hong Kong’s endangered wildlife and the ecological role of Eurasian otters
2. Understand the relationship between human activities and wildlife population changes
3. Understand basic ecological concepts (habitats, food chains, species interactions)
4. Understand how scientific research supports conservation decisions
5. Analyse threats faced by wildlife and explore possible solutions
6. Develop respect for life and awareness of ecological security
7. Explore conservation actions at personal and community levels
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