The Four Pillars · 四大支柱

由鮑見海洋,由漁見人情,
由礁見修復,由潮見生命。

Abalone · Fisherfolk · Reef · Tide

鮑

ABALONE

Aquaculture · 養殖文化

Hong Kong's Living
Aquaculture Heritage

Sok Kwu Wan is a living fish farming heritage community. Its aquaculture story and fisherfolk knowledge offer a meaningful setting for learning about food, water and responsible stewardship.

索罟灣是一個活態魚排養殖文化社區。養殖故事與漁民智慧,為學生提供理解食物、水域與負責任守護的學習場景。

Our partner F.I.S.H. (鱻藍水產) is a team of ocean science graduates who integrate aquaculture monitoring with traditional fisherfolk knowledge — creating a model for the future of responsible seafood production in Hong Kong.

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Abalone at Sok Kwu Wan fish farm
Abalone close-up
Fisherman mending nets at Lamma Island
Fisherfolk teaching traditional skills
漁

FISHERFOLK

Culture · 漁民文化

The Wisdom of Lamma's
Water People

Fisherfolk knowledge in Sok Kwu Wan connects observation of tides, marine life and daily work at sea. Life Jungle approaches this lived knowledge with respect as an important part of community-rooted learning.

索罟灣漁民的地方知識連結潮汐、海洋生物與日常海上工作。生命叢林以尊重的態度,把這些生活知識視為社區學習的重要部分。

Through our Fisherfolk Oral History Workshop, students and visitors can sit with veteran fisherfolk, listen to their stories, and help document a living heritage before it fades.

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礁

REEF

Restoration · 生態復育

Rebuilding Habitats,
One Shell at a Time

Shell reefs — structures built from recycled oyster shells and sustainable materials — are critical marine habitats. They provide shelter for juvenile fish, filter water, and support biodiversity. Yet decades of coastal development have destroyed much of Hong Kong's natural reef habitat.

貝殼礁是重要的海洋棲息地,為幼魚提供庇護、過濾水質、支持生物多樣性。然而數十年的海岸開發已摧毀了香港大部分天然礁石棲息地。

In our Build a Shell Reef workshop, participants use recycled materials to construct reef structures that are then deployed into Sok Kwu Wan's waters — making a direct, measurable contribution to habitat restoration.

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Shell reef — biodiversity in a basket
Seagrass bed at low tide, Sok Kwu Wan
潮

TIDE

Biodiversity · 生物多樣性

Estuary Life &
the Blue Carbon Secret

Lamma's coastal habitats invite close observation of shore life, including mudskippers, fiddler crabs and birds. Hong Kong has five listed seagrass species, and seagrass ecosystems are an important part of the conversation about blue carbon and coastal care.

南丫島的海岸棲息地適合細緻觀察彈塗魚、招潮蟹及鳥類等岸邊生命。香港共有五種列出的海草物種,而海草生態系統是理解藍碳與海岸守護的重要切入點。

Blue Carbon Mystery 藍碳奧秘

Seagrass ecosystems are widely studied for their role in coastal habitats and blue-carbon cycles. Our learning activities use this topic to connect field observation with careful, evidence-led climate conversation.

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Hong Kong Seagrass Science

香港海草科學

Hong Kong is home to five species of seagrass, found in sheltered bays and estuaries across the territory. Sok Kwu Wan's coastal waters support several of these species, making it a critical site for seagrass conservation and research.

Species中文名Status
Halophila beccarii貝克喜鹽草Vulnerable (IUCN Red List)
Halophila ovalis喜鹽草Widespread
Halophila minor小喜鹽草Rare
Ruppia maritima川蔓藻Temperate species
Zostera japonica矮大葉藻Temperate species

Source: Life Jungle seagrass monitoring programme in collaboration with academic partners including HKU SWIMS (Swire Institute of Marine Science, The University of Hong Kong). 廈門大學 (Xiamen University) supports sustainable aquaculture research, with a focus on abalone farming.

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