Event Photographer (13,14 Nov)

Take and edit photos for fundraising event on 13 /14 Nov (Hikeathon and Treasure Hunt)

Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden

動物福利

環境

教育

Posted 大約 3 年 ago. Application closed.

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義工服務詳情關於機構

義工服務詳情

我們需要

Join a 30min briefing call before the event
The event is held out doors and we will be doing some hiking, requiring a certain level of physical fitness
Take photos of the event from 8am-5pm on both dates (13-14 Nov)
Bring your own equipment
Edit a selection of 50 photos (colour tuning etc)

背景資料

KFBG is one of Hong Kong’s most important nature conservation organizations, with over 40 conservationists working on environmental projects such as nature based solution to climate change, saving endangered plant and animal species from extinction, and promotion/education of sustainable living. We are hosting our first charity fundraiser at the Farm. On Saturday, November 13 is the Hikeathon. On Sunday November 14, the Treasure Hunt takes place at our Lower Farm area. Find checkpoints and complete a simple and fun task at each of them!

我們可提供的資源

Briefing and rundown will be provided before event.

對我們的意義

it is our first charity fundraiser at the Farm. Photos can be kept as record and share to marketing media.

服務日期

13 Nov 2021 - 27 Nov 2021

服務地點

Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden

要求

服務時數

一共 20 小時

技能

活動攝影
照片編輯
攝影
照片拍攝

語言

中文（廣東話）
英文

Age Range

關於機構

Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden

https://www.kfbg.org/en/

服務範疇

動物福利

環境

教育

我們的工作

Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden (KFBG) spreads over 148 hectares of land on the northern slopes of Tai Mo Shan, Hong Kong's highest mountain, near the town of Tai Po. KFBG has a deep-set valley between two ridges, with a stream running steeply down through the forest. On the slopes there are forest, theme gardens, vegetable terraces, 8km of walking trails, 9km of roads, and conservation and educational facilities. The Farm was established in 1956 to provide agricultural aid to farmers in need of support to help them lead independent lives; and to provide leisure and educational experience for the public. The theme gardens were designed and planted from the 1960's onwards, and through planting, natural process and protection from fire, what was once barren scrubland is now mature forest.