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Ancient Hakka buildings, flowing natural streams, fascinating and rare plants and animals, etc., all make up the unique Sha Lo Tung, waiting for visitors to explore them. We will guide the public to tour every corner of Sha Lo Tung to discover its diverse ecology, take in the old village landscapes, and gain a deeper understanding of this precious wetland.Day TourNight TourDate15 August 2026 (Saturday)22 August 2026 (Saturday)Time (including transportation time)Morning Session: 09:30 - 12:30Afternoon Session: 13:30 - 16:3018:30 – 21:30ContentAppreciate the ecological important streams, learn about the interesting wetland flora and faunaVisit Grade 2 historic buildings and former terraced fields, understand the traditional Hakka way of lifeLearn about the threats to and conservation to Sha Lo TungVisit restored wetland, understand the restoration work and their importanceExplore the wetland and learn about interesting nocturnal ecology in Sha Lo Tung at nightObserve nocturnal amphibians and reptiles that inhabit in Sha Lo TungVisit restored wetlands, understand the restoration works and their importance
The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) and non-governmental organisations will launch various special activities and offers from 15 August to 28 September for the public to support and participate in the third National Ecology Day (NED).In 2023, the country designated 15 August every year as NED, with a view to promoting society's awareness of ecological civilisation and environmental protection, and implementing the important concept of "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets".Activities and offers include: The Hong Kong Wetland Park will offer free admission and guided tours for the public on 15 August.The Environmental Protection Department (EPD) is launching a special discount on gift redemption on 15 August. Members of the public can enjoy a special discount of 18.5% off for gift redemptions or e-coupons (excluding supermarket vouchers and dining vouchers) on the GREEN$ Mobile App, as well as at GREEN@COMMUNITY Recycling Stations and Recycling Stores (excluding Recycling Spots) under the EPD on the same day.The Countryside Conservation Office (CCO) under the Environment and Ecology Bureau (EEB) will hold a thematic exhibition for NED at the atrium of Citywalk 2 in Tsuen Wan from 9 to 17 September. The nine-day event will feature various displays and interactive games to enhance the knowledge and awareness of the public regarding nature conservation and environmental protection in Hong Kong.The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) will organise four guided eco-tours in Shing Mun Country Park and the Lions Nature Education Centre, and share tips on observing fireflies with the public at night in Tai Po Kau Nature Reserve, with a view to enabling the public to explore local wildlife and appreciate the beauty and uniqueness of Hong Kong's natural ecology.Over 30 non-governmental organisations will provide a series of special activities and offers, including free admission to facilities, free guided eco-tours, night safaris, workshops and seminars. Please visit the following websites for more details:The website of the CCOThe Hong Kong Biodiversity Information Hub website of the AFCD