Thursday, 12 November 20265L Yubi Tam
On 20 October 2026, I went to Cheung Chau for the SBA Biology field trip and it was a rewarding experience. On that day, we studied one of Hong Kong’s natural habitats, the rocky shore. We measured abiotic factors such as temperature and wind speed, and recorded biotic factors including the distribution and abundance of different species in the habitat. Collecting field data gave me the opportunity to explore the world beyond the textbook. Moreover, I practised careful measurement and teamwork, and gained a deeper understanding of rocky shore ecology. Through this biology field trip, I realised that Hong Kong is a unique place with different types of habitats, which provide shelter for different species. Therefore, we should do our part to protect the environment so that these habitats and the organisms living there can continue to thrive.