
Hong Kong is a densely populated metropolis. Yet, within this bustling city, numerous picturesque public green spaces are awaiting our discovery and appreciation. With enthusiastic participation in last year's " See GREEN Go GREEN 。Travelogue Contest ", the Greening, Landscape, and Tree Management Section (GLTMS) of the Development Bureau is glad to present the 2026 edition of the contest, which invite students to actively explore public greening resources of Hong Kong and deepen their understanding of our urban natural landscape.
This year's contest will be in line with the content of the documentary series 森動香港 and the GLTMS’s publication “Tree and Landscape Map” to guide students to visit public green spaces, such as parks or waterfront promenades, etc., and create a guided tour travelogue. With both texts and graphical drawings/photographs, students act as tour guide to design a tour route map to highlight the landscape features — including attractions, featured plants and trees within the green space. Through this contest, students will gain a better understanding of landscape design and greening elements, and appreciate how urban trees and greenery help mitigate climate change, improve our living quality, and support sustainable development.
The contest is open to all students studying in primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong, which is categorised into 4 grade groups as follows:
| Grade Groups | |
|---|---|
| Junior Primary School | Primary 1 – 3 |
| Senior Primary School | Primary 4 – 6 |
| Junior Secondary School | Secondary 1 – 3 |
| Senior Secondary School | Secondary 4 – 6 |
Methods of Submission:
*Individual entries submitted by students will not be counted towards the total number of entries for the “Most Actively Participating School Award”
| Individual Entry | |
|---|---|
| Champion (One per grade group) |
$3,000 book voucher and trophy |
| First Runner-up (One per grade group) |
$2,000 book voucher and certificate |
| Second Runner-up (One per grade group) |
$1,000 book voucher and certificate |
| Best Routing Design Award (One per grade group) |
$1,000 book voucher and certificate |
| Best Composition and Creative Design Award (One per grade group) |
$1,000 book voucher and certificate |
| Best Observation Award (One per grade group) |
$1,000 book voucher and certificate |
| Most Unique Perspective Award (One per grade group) |
$1,000 book voucher and certificate |
| Merit (Eight per grade group) |
$500 book voucher and certificate |
| School Award | |
|---|---|
| Most Actively Participating School Award (Two awards each for the Primary Schools Category and Secondary Schools Category, calculated based on the total entries submitted by school) |
Trophy |
Hong Kong is a densely populated metropolis that features many beautiful outdoor public green spaces in the urban areas, as well as distinctive seasonal urban forests. To encourage students to appreciate and learn more about these local outdoor green spaces, the Greening, Landscape, and Tree Management Section (GLTMS) of the Development Bureau has organised the “See GREEN Go GREEN 。 Travelogue Contest”, allowing students through noting down their observations and experience with their creativity in the form of a travelogue during their visits to these green spaces, deepening their appreciation, knowledge and understanding on the landscape designs and greening elements in Hong Kong.

Landscape and trees are essential components of urban development, offering not only soothing greenery but also contributing significantly to the making of a liveable city. Hosted by the Greening, Landscape and Tree Management Section of the Development Bureau, this photography and short video contest encourages participants to capture the intimate moments, feeling, and life tidbits experienced within our urban green spaces. Through the mediums of photography or short video, let's savour the exquisite beauty of our urban forests and promote a community that thrives in harmony with nature.
Gen sir - the professional photographer also demonstrates a few tricks in shooting through two workshops, to make your shooting skills more proficient.

The Greening, Landscape and Tree Management Section of the Development Bureau (GLTMS) held the "Check Your Trees Minimise Risk" Bus Banner • Tram Body Advertising Design Competition from 16 November to 23 December 2020.
We have received over 540 entries during the competition period, and a panel of judges has selected the following winning entries of each category.
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