Guided Tour
River Ecology Guided Tour & "Flow with Tai Po” Guided Tour
River Stream Area in Chai Kek; Kwong Fuk Bridge; Tai Po Arts Centre
"Reshaping the Form" Ceramic Coaster Workshop & River Ecology Guided Tour
DESCRIPTION
The Lam Tsuen River nurtures a rich and diverse stream ecosystem. Artist Wallace Yiu Chun-wa, along with ecological guides of the Outdoor Wildlife Learning Hong Kong, will lead the public on an exploration of the ecological mysteries of this waterway. Participants will draw inspiration from the stream's inhabitants and use the natural materials collected on-site to create unique ceramic coasters.
※ Pre-registration required.
ARTIST / PARTNER
Wallace Yiu Chun-wa
Wallace Yiu Chun-wa majored in ceramics and has exhibited in numerous local and international shows. Having established M.Y. Clay Ceramic Studio in 2017, he has extensive expertise in creating and teaching ceramics. He is a current member of the Contemporary Ceramic Society Hong Kong. Wallace's creative ideas are influenced by his stories and encounters with nature, and his creations incorporate the features and characteristics of local clay. He hopes to breathe fresh life into the ground by gathering and combining various types of clay and natural elements in his artistic creations.
Wallace Yiu Chun-wa majored in ceramics and has exhibited in numerous local and international shows. Having established M.Y. Clay Ceramic Studio in 2017, he has extensive expertise in creating and teaching ceramics. He is a current member of the Contemporary Ceramic Society Hong Kong. Wallace's creative ideas are influenced by his stories and encounters with nature, and his creations incorporate the features and characteristics of local clay. He hopes to breathe fresh life into the ground by gathering and combining various types of clay and natural elements in his artistic creations.
Outdoor Wildlife Learning Hong Kong
Outdoor Wildlife Learning Hong Kong (OWLHK) is a professional environmental education organisation established in 2016. It is now a registered charity in Hong Kong. Through outdoor education, they aim to promote conservation and environmental education in Hong Kong. They care for the natural environment and are dedicated to environmental education. The OWLHK team shares one same vision: to contribute to and promote ecological conservation and environmental education in Hong Kong with passion, expertise, and ambitions.
Outdoor Wildlife Learning Hong Kong (OWLHK) is a professional environmental education organisation established in 2016. It is now a registered charity in Hong Kong. Through outdoor education, they aim to promote conservation and environmental education in Hong Kong. They care for the natural environment and are dedicated to environmental education. The OWLHK team shares one same vision: to contribute to and promote ecological conservation and environmental education in Hong Kong with passion, expertise, and ambitions.
DETAILS
Date and Time12 & 26 & 27 April, 3 & 4 May 2025
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Duration4 hours
LanguageCantonese
VenueRiver Stream Area in Chai Kek; Room 201, Tai Po Arts Centre
Quota16 per session
Fee$200
RemarksGathering Point: MTR Tai Wo Station
Dismissal Point: Tai Po Arts Centre
【Free shuttle bus arrangement will be available at the gathering point】
⤑ The event is open to participants aged 12 to 65.
⤑ The event features outdoor exploration. Comfortable attire and footwear are recommended. Please also follow the guide's instructions and pay attention to personal safety.
⤑ Kindly bring sunscreen, bug repellent, a sun hat or umbrella, and a raincoat.
⤑ The natural materials gathered are restricted to leaves and small twigs.
Dismissal Point: Tai Po Arts Centre
【Free shuttle bus arrangement will be available at the gathering point】
⤑ The event is open to participants aged 12 to 65.
⤑ The event features outdoor exploration. Comfortable attire and footwear are recommended. Please also follow the guide's instructions and pay attention to personal safety.
⤑ Kindly bring sunscreen, bug repellent, a sun hat or umbrella, and a raincoat.
⤑ The natural materials gathered are restricted to leaves and small twigs.