News Express: UM, CUHK, CUHK-Shenzhen jointly organise Green Ambassadors Training Camp
新聞快訊：澳大與港深中大合辦粵港澳綠色生活營
學生參與專題講座
The students attend a talk
澳大與港深中大合辦粵港澳綠色生活營
澳門大學霍英東珍禧書院、香港中文大學和聲書院及香港中文大學（深圳）學勤書院合辦“綠色生活大使”學生訓練營，三校書院合共30名學生和教職員參與，期望進一步推動可持續發展及加強環境保護意識。
澳大霍英東珍禧書院院長許世全表示，是次活動為粵港澳書院聯合交流計劃的首次合作，希望透過三地的密切交流，加深各書院之間合作和互動，學生亦能夠深入認識環境保育及了解香港在可持續發展的現況。
活動期間，學生參與了一系列有關環境保護和可持續發展的專題講座和討論。專家向學生詳細介紹了香港在可再生能源、保育和污染防治等領域的最新舉措，突顯了集體行動應對環境危機的關鍵性。
學生實地參觀了香港首座零碳建築——建造業零碳天地，了解將環保理念融入公共空間設計的成果。他們亦到訪香港青年協會有機農莊，體驗注重土壤健康、生物多樣性和減少化學物品使用的可持續農業實踐。
參與的學生積極交流自身經驗和想法，營造了濃厚的社區氛圍和共同使命感。其中澳大霍英東珍禧書院院生會主席林子昕表示，活動提供了寶貴的學習平台，讓他們能夠向業界專家學習，深入了解當下面臨的環境挑戰；活動更實地考察香港的案例，有助學生將理論與實踐結合，激發他們採取行動的決心。是次活動亦為三地書院學生建立了交流互動基礎，締結友誼、擴闊網絡。
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UM, CUHK, CUHK-Shenzhen jointly organise Green Ambassadors Training Camp
Henry Fok Pearl Jubilee College (HFPJC) of the University of Macau (UM), Lee Woo Sing College of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), and Diligentia College of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen) (CUHK-Shenzhen) jointly organised the Green Ambassadors Training Camp. Thirty students, faculty and staff from the three colleges participated in the training camp, with the aim of further promoting sustainable development and raising awareness of environmental protection.
Hui Sai Chuen, college master of HFPJC, said that the training camp was the first collaboration under the GHM Joint-Colleges Exchange Project. It is hoped that the close exchange between the three places will deepen cooperation and interaction among the colleges, and that the students will gain a better understanding of environmental conservation and the current state of sustainable development in Hong Kong.
During the training camp, the students took part in a series of talks and discussions on environmental protection and sustainable development, and learned about Hong Kong’s latest initiatives in areas such as renewable energy, conservation and pollution prevention, all of which underscored the importance of collective action in addressing the environmental crisis.
The students visited the CIC–Zero Carbon Park, the first zero-carbon building in Hong Kong, and learned about the results of integrating environmental protection concepts into the design of public spaces. They also visited the HKFYG Organic Farm to explore sustainable farming practices that prioritise soil health and biodiversity, and reduce the use of chemicals.
Throughout the training camp, participating students actively shared their experiences and ideas, creating a strong sense of community and common purpose. One of the participants, Athena Lam, president of the HFPJC House Association, said that the camp provided them with a valuable platform to learn from industry experts and better understand current environmental challenges. She added that the camp allowed students to go on field trips in Hong Kong, which helped them integrate theory and practice and inspired them to take action. The training camp also laid a foundation for students from the three colleges to exchange ideas, develop friendships, and expand their network.
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