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Community and Environment - Concern for Environment - Activity Highlights - HK‧Love‧Trees

 

HK . Love . Trees

Co-organised by NWS Holdings and Green Power, "HK. Love. Trees" is the first large-scale and sustainable tree conservation project in Hong Kong that enables the public to share their memories and appreciation of different species of trees in Hong Kong. A series of activities including the selection of the most popular tree in Hong Kong through nomination, writing, photos, bus body design competitions, etc would be organized to celebrate trees and raise public awareness on trees conservation and climate change. It is also the kick-off activity of NWS Holdings Charities Foundation.

Please click below to enter project website www.hk-love-trees.net

HK . Love . Trees TV commercial 1
TV commercial 2

 

May

HK‧Love‧Trees Prize Presentation Ceremony cum Exhibition

HK‧Love‧Trees programme co-organized by NWS Charities Foundation and Green Power, is the first large-scale and sustainable tree conservation project in Hong Kong. A prize presentation ceremony was held at New World Centre on 24 May 2008, in which the prizes for bus body design, writing and photo competitions were presented, while a two-week exhibition featuring the winning entries was launched.

Generating marvellous responses in the three competitions, the programme aroused public awareness of the importance of trees to the local community and related conservation issues; attracted over 7,200 members of the public, secondary and primary school students to participate. All winning entries were published in an anthology entitled "Memories Under Banyan Trees", which will be distributed free-of-charge to all local secondary schools and public libraries, so that more people can share the stories about Banyan trees and Hong Kong people.

HK‧Love‧Trees Prize Presentation Ceremony cum Exhibition HK‧Love‧Trees Prize Presentation Ceremony cum Exhibition
 
May

"Memories Under Banyan Tree" Writing Competition received about 1,500 entries

Junior Group (F.1 to F.3) "Memories Under Banyan Tree"
Award Winner School Entry
Champion Chiu Wan Ching (F.2) Shun Tak Fraternal Association
Yung Yau College
Lam Tsuen Wishing Tree and me
First Runner-up Tsang Lok Yi (F.2) Wa Ying College Remember that
Banyan Tree
Second Runner-up Sibel Yik (F.1) Good Hope School Banyan Tree and me


Senior Group (F.4 to F.7)
Award Winner School Entry
Champion Tam Ka Yu (F.7) Hong Kong True Light College Old Place
First Runner-up Chan Yuk Ting (F.7) Pentecostal Lam Hon Kwong School Leaves
Second Runner-up Chung Yui Sum (F.7) Pentecostal Lam Hon Kwong School Old friend

Participation Award: Caritas Yuen Long Chan Chun Ha Secondary School
 
May

"Our Banyan Tree" Photo Competition received about 1,500 entries

Secondary School Group
Champion First Runner-up Second Runner-up
Enjoying Life Attachment Under the Banyan
Enjoying Life Attachment Under the Banyan
To Chun Yin (F.6)
Beacon College
Iu Kok Ching (F.3)
Kiangsu-Chekiang College
Iu Chun Yip Lawrence (F.6)
Kiangsu-Chekiang College

Participation Award: C.C.C. Kwei Wah Shan College

Open Group
Champion First Runner-up Second Runner-up
Tree and Shadow Under the tree Warfare under the Tree
Tree and Shadow Under the tree Warfare under the Tree
Ip Ka Wing Jay Lee Sai Ho Cheng Sai Man
 
May

A walk to appreciate and learn more about trees

HK‧Love‧Trees designed three tree trails at Victoria Park, Kowloon Park and Tuen Mun Park, where tree walks were organized for about 70 volunteers in April and May 2008. Some of the participating volunteers even became tour guides for school teachers on the tree walks.

To facilitate effective environmental education, a Journey of Trees Teachers' Guidebook was published with a CD-Rom to introduce readers to the 42 tree species of the three tree trails as well as the skills in leading tree-mapping activities.

A walk to appreciate and learn more about trees Journey of Trees Teachers' Guidebook    
 
February

HK‧Love‧Trees launches 10 "Moving banyan" buses across Hong Kong

"Moving Banyan Tree" Bus Body Design Competition received overwhelming response with more than 4,200 entries. On the theme of the relationship between banyan trees and Hong Kong people, primary pupils demonstrated their talents through creative bus body design. The winning entries of the two categories of Junior Group (Primary 1-3) and Senior Group (Primary 4-6) were displayed on 10 "Moving banyan" buses running across Hong Kong, in order to raise public awareness of banyan tree conservation and bring Hong Kong a breath of green air.

With relevance to the subject, overall appearance and creativity as the judging criteria, the judges highly rated the standards of the entries in general. The champion of the Senior Group was able to clearly demonstrate the theme "banyan trees conservation", while the winning design of Junior Group is distinguished by a childlike freshness as well as creativity.

"Moving banyan"buses "Moving banyan"buses

Winning entries of the Junior Group

Winning entries of the Senior Group

Junior Group - Champion Junior Group - First Runner-up Junior Group-Second Runner up Senior Group - Champion Senior Group - First Runner-up Senior Group - Second Runner-up
Champion
First Runner-up
Second Runner-up
Champion
First Runner-up
Second Runner-up
 
12 January

Lam Tsuen Wishing Tree Elected "Banyan Tree of Hong Kong People"Wishing Tree

"Banyan Tree of Hong Kong People" election, the first event under the "HK‧ Love‧ Trees" s voting results was announced at a press conference held on 12 January 2008. Over one million people has casted votes since the "Banyan Tree of Hong Kong People" election commenced in September 2007, among which Lam Tsuen Wishing Tree in Tai Po, the most popular one, received a total of 2,286 votes. The Yuen Long Kam Tim Tree House and Chinese Banyans along Nathan Road respectively ranked second and third in the vote.

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