Lending Service of Education Display Materials

This set of panels introduces the definition and types of wetlands, and their importance to natural habitat and our daily lives.

This set of panels introduces the horseshoe crabs, their distribution in Hong Kong, and some fun facts about this ancient animal.

This set of panels introduces classification of aquatic plants, their adaptation to the environment, as well as the relationship among aquatic plants, human beings and ecology by different examples.

This set of panels introduces the horseshoe crabs, their distribution in Hong Kong, and some fun facts about this ancient animal.

This set of panels introduces butterflies and their body structures, life cycle, codes of watching butterflies, as well as the common butterflies found in Hong Kong Wetland Park.

This set of panels introduces different species of sea turtles in the world. Among these, green turtle is the only species which reproduces in Hong Kong. The life cycle, conservation and protection measures of the green turtles in Hong Kong are also mentioned.

This set of panels mainly introduce what is Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), and some examples of wetland endangered species which are protected by CITES, and what we can do to protect them.

This set of panels introduces dragonflies and damselflies, including their differences, life cycles, body structures, living habitats and their importance to the environment. The panels also introduce some common species of dragonflies that can be found in Hong Kong and in Wetland Park.

This set of panels introduces the importance and functions of wetlands, how wetlands, biodiversity and climate change inter-relate each other. Highlights of what daily habits we can change to help reduce the problem of climate change and protect the biodiversity are also included.

This set of panels introduces the reasons of bird migration and the threats faced by migratory birds. The panels also shed light on the important role played by Hong Kong as the stop-over or wintering sites of the migratory birds. Introduction of common bird species in Hong Kong Wetland Park and birding ethics are also included.