When we talk about training staff the ultimate purpose is to change something about how they work. It's more than running through a familiar set of activities — it’s about creating deliberate change in the people we are training. This article explores a strategy that begins with the end in mind.

HKOLA is actively participating in a collaboration with Civic Exchange and 15 other organizations, following the release of the report "Building on the Learning for a Green Future." This partnership aims to envision the ideal green school and to advance climate and environmental education within Hong Kong's educational landscape.

As you prepare to lead an outdoor education program, one of the key considerations you’ll face is the role of smartphones among your students. These devices can be a double-edged sword, offering both valuable opportunities and potential distractions. Here’s a balanced guide to help you navigate this technology in your programs.

As stewards to natural places, HKOLA believes outdoor education organisations have a responsibility to act in a way that ensures our impact is minimised and our actions are sustainable for future generations to also enjoy. With this in mind, HKOLA has begun developing environmental standards for Hong Kong outdoor education providers to follow.