Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change, Environmental education museum at Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
The Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change at the Chinese University of Hong Kong is an environmental education museum displaying climate science through interactive exhibitions. The galleries showcase research findings about environmental challenges and climate impacts using multimedia and hands-on displays.
The museum was established as an initiative by the Hong Kong Jockey Club to communicate climate science and environmental awareness. Its Polar Gallery houses materials collected during field research expeditions to polar regions and high-altitude mountain environments.
The museum reflects how Hong Kong engages with environmental issues by connecting local conservation efforts to global sustainability goals. Visitors can see how environmental protection is practiced and implemented in the city today.
The museum is located on the university campus and accessed through the Yasumoto International Academic Park entrance. Visitors should check opening times in advance, as the facility operates on a limited schedule throughout the week.
The museum operates a program allowing visitors to monitor their personal carbon reduction efforts through a tracking system. Participants can follow their contribution to environmental improvement through an interactive platform designed for individual engagement.
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