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The Airport Authority (AA) joined hands with Hong Chi Association to host the 2010/11 Hong Chi-Hong Kong Jockey Club Community Organic Farming Competition for primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong. Students were encouraged to utilise campus areas and use recycled materials to plant organic vegetables, herbs and flowers.

The Airport Authority (AA) joined hands with Hong Chi Association to host the 2010/11 Hong Chi-Hong Kong Jockey Club Community Organic Farming Competition for primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong. Students were encouraged to utilise campus areas and use recycled materials to plant organic vegetables, herbs and flowers.

The AA worked with WWF-Hong Kong to organise the green education programme “Climate Change and the Nature” for airport staff and their families on 18 June 2011. The programme attracted around 40 participants, who spent a fun-filled Saturday learning about the importance of monument conservation and plant biodiversity.
The AA worked with WWF-Hong Kong to organise the green education programme “Climate Change and the Nature” for airport staff and their families on 18 June 2011. The programme attracted around 40 participants, who spent a fun-filled Saturday learning about the importance of monument conservation and plant biodiversity.

Over 90 AA staff learnt how to drive in an environmentally friendly way in the ECO-Driving Workshop

Over 90 AA staff learnt how to drive in an environmentally friendly way in the ECO-Driving Workshop, co-organised by the AA and Friends of the Earth (HK), on 21 October 2010. Edwin Lau, Director of Friends of the Earth (HK), shared with participants driving tips that help reduce the level of pollution at the roadside.

Around 70 participants from over 30 companies and organisations in the airport community attended the waste management programme organised by the AA on 9 September 2010. Aiming to promote waste recycling, the programme introduced new trends in the local recycling industry to participants and motivated them to carry out waste recycling at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA).
Around 70 participants from over 30 companies and organisations in the airport community attended the waste management programme organised by the AA on 9 September 2010

2009/10 Community Organic Farming Competition

HKIA joined hands with Hong Chi Association to host the 2009/10 Community Organic Farming Competition. The competition has enhanced the participating students’ awareness in green living and environmental protection through farm-design and organic planting. HKIA has provided about 1,600 used wooden red wine boxes for students to hold and nurture their plants.

Students from the YMCA of Hong Kong Christian College visited HKIA in March 2010. They were briefed on the environmental initiatives of HKIA and visited the wastewater treatment plant.

Students from the YMCA of Hong Kong Christian College visited Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA)

Students and professors of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University were invited to the airport 

In March 2009, we invited students and professors of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University to visit HKIA and shared with them our environmental management efforts, including the waste handling and recycling station, wastewater treatment plant, air quality monitoring station and Ancient Kiln Park.

HKIA co-organised a roof greening competition for primary and secondary schools with Hong Chi Association

We co-organised a roof greening competition for primary and secondary schools with Hong Chi Association for many years. Through the competitions, students are able to learn about energy-saving and the impact of climate change.

 
 
Sponsored The Nature Conservancy (TNC) to produce a video advocating environmental protection in China We sponsored The Nature Conservancy (TNC) to produce a video advocating environmental protection in China. The video is broadcast at the airport. Established in 1951, TNC is the world's leading conservation organisation working to protect ecologically important lands and water for nature and people.