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The Story of Birds

Price

Free for EDB listed schools

Duration

9:00 – 12:00 / 14:00 – 17:00

Organisation

WWF-Hong Kong

Description

Go on a simulated migratory journey withbeautiful Black-faced spoonbills and discoverwhy it is so important for us to protect wetlandhabitats along flyways for migratory birds.

Learning Outcomes

Knowledge: Understand bird migration, flyways and the ecological importance of wetlands for migratory birds.

Skills: Observe birds and explain how habitat conservation supports migration.

Attitude: Appreciate migratory birds and recognise the importance of international conservation.

Related Subjects

General Studies - People and Environment
General Studies - Community and Citizenship
General Studies - Global Understanding and the Information Era
Primary Science
Primary Humanities

Topic

Biodiversity & Nature-based solutions

Grade

Primary Upper (P4–P6)

Format

Site Visit / Field Trip

Location

Mai Po Nature Reserve

Language

Bilingual

Participant Number

22 - 40 incl. 2 - 4 teachers

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