Museum of Climate Change (MoCC)

Located on the Chinese University Campus, the Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change is sure to be one of our surprisingly good and worthwhile places to be. Established to raise public awareness of the impact of global warming, hence climate changes. It is divided into four sections: Polar Gallery, Remote Sensing and Environmental monitoring, research and innovation, green gallery. I couldn’t decide which section are kids favourite because they spent equally long at each. The collections at Polar Gallery shows the effects of global warming and climate change resulting ice melting at the poles, where life of polar bears are on the line. The remote sensing and environment monitoring definitely further explain and strengthen the ideas through videos and photos, along with some interactive multimedia presentations of different environmental and climate information. Kids were impressed with the application of geographic information in how the Earth is changing over years. Research and innovation section probably the least attractive one for my kids. And I don’t blame them because it’s sure not something their age ( a 5.5yo and 7yo) would understand. I tried explaining but there’s just too specific and too much for kids to understand the research developments and technology advances in these field. The last section, which is the green gallery, push hard on the idea “environmental efforts require community’s support”. With multimedia interactive exhibits and games, it promotes and aims to have the community get involved in waste reduction, sustainable and live a greener lifestyle. Kids think: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ Mom think: ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ . #museumofclimatechange #cuhk #exhibition #globalwarming #climatechange #hongkongkids #hongkongmom #hkblogger #afterschoolactivities #indooractivity #learning #awareness #mykids馬來港孩 #氣候變化博物館 #知識 #香港好去處 #室內活動 #香港博物館 #兒童適宜 #親子活動 #親子好去處 #放學好去處 #氣候變化 #學習 #邊學邊玩