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Do you think Hong Kong is a concrete forest?  Actually, many places in Hong Kong are country parks and nature reserve. Join the Green Quest trail to explore Hong Kong's urban nature from a new perspective through playing mini-games and meeting new. A chance to raise your awareness about Sustainability! All participants will receive a special souvenir!

We seek inspiration and wellbeing in nature though most of us live in the cities. 
How do Danish architects and landscape architects work to grow nature back into the cities? 
Also the architecture surrounding us has an impact on our daily wellbeing. This CCL-recognised seminar will unfold examples of aesthetic architecture and landscaping in Copenhagen and how the built environment should be empowered by aesthetics and built according to man’s wellbeing.

How much value does a cup of coffee bring to you? Have you ever thought about the coffee bean journey when you are having your morning coffee?  The Green Quest Interns are bringing to you a coffee grounds soap workshop. In the CCL-recognised workshop, you will get to know more about the fair trade campaign and make a soap with the coffee grounds by yourself. We hope the workshop will inspire you to think more different ways to upcycling food waste.  Let's think green together! 

Hello everyone, come to join “The Green Trail Quest”!  Do you think Hong Kong is a concrete forest?  Actually, many places in Hong Kong are country parks and nature reserve. In this CCL-recognised event, you can explore urban nature from a new perspective through playing games with us.  Let’s enjoy the Easter holiday together.

The City of Copenhagen is becoming more dense in population and there is suddenly a lack of public green spaces and lack of space to create them. One way of solving the problem is to start using rooftops for green and active purposes. This is a fairly new urban tendency in Copenhagen. This CCL-recognised seminar will unfold and discuss existing examples of rooftop projects either initiated by the government or started “bottom up” by locally engaged people.  
It will also show examples of sustainable architecture in Copenhagen using recycled materials and upcycling methods.