Ocean Park Hong Kong expands regional study tour offerings

THE NEWS: Ocean Park Hong Kong launched the Endangered Species Conservation Pioneer study‑tour programme in FY 2024‑2025, integrating artificial‑intelligence technology to teach primary and secondary students about the IUCN Red List and animal survival challenges.

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WHY IT MATTERS: Expanding education programmes beyond Hong Kong positions Ocean Park as a regional hub for school tourism, potentially increasing group visits from Asian educational organisations and supporting the park’s broader visitor‑growth strategy.

FAQ

What is the name of Ocean Park Hong Kong’s new education programme launched in FY 2024‑2025?
Ocean Park Hong Kong introduced the Endangered Species Conservation Pioneer programme during its 2024‑2025 financial year. The programme teaches primary and secondary students about the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species and uses artificial‑intelligence‑enhanced guided tours to illustrate animal survival challenges.

How many study‑tour programmes does Ocean Park currently offer for primary and secondary students?
Ocean Park currently runs more than ten study‑tour programmes aimed at primary and secondary pupils from mainland China and overseas. These programmes combine classroom‑style learning with hands‑on experiences at the park’s exhibits, allowing schools to book educational visits that align with curriculum goals.

Which exhibits are part of the Endangered Species Conservation Pioneer programme?
The Endangered Species Conservation Pioneer tour takes students through three themed areas: the Sloth and Friends Studio, Amazing Asian Animals, and the Hong Kong Jockey Club Sichuan Treasures exhibit. Each area showcases species featured on the IUCN Red List and includes interactive activities to foster wildlife protection awareness.

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