Seahorse Rangers

Under “Ocean Park Conservation Alliance”, Seahorse Rangers are established to enrich students’ conservation perspectives through support and meaningful experiences in Ocean Park. Seahorse Rangers are formed by a group of passionate and creative students in local schools to come up with innovative and community engaging solution on conservation issues. As the largest stakeholders in school, students could advocate conservation and cultivate environmentally friendly behaviors from different levels.

  • Equip with conservation knowledge through Ocean Park visits and resources provided
  • Demonstrate leadership skills at school to help conduct the 4 Flagship activities in Ocean Park Conservation Alliance
  • Join the new "Conservation Leadership Award Scheme" to participate in our exclusive, advanced conservation leadership workshops and trainings
  • Coordinate Conservation Carnival through conservation advocacy in school

In the 2026-2027 academic year, “Seahorse Rangers” has been updated as follows:

 

Seahorse Rangers (Revised)

Criteria

Schools must register online as an Ocean Park Conservation Alliance Member School and submit the Seahorse Rangers (Revised) member list.

Activities / Competitions
  • Conservation Leadership Award Scheme [NEW]
    • Exclusive Conservation Workshop (10 themes)
      • Conservation knowledge (6 workshops)
      • Leadership skills training (4 workshops)
      • Ensure each school has the opportunity to participate in at least one conservation workshop
      • Upon completing the designated tasks and assessments, participants may redeem lanyard, corresponding badges, and receive a certificate
    • In-Park / Online workshops and training
  • 4 Flagship Activities*
  • Other activities:
    • Exclusive Experiential Learning Activities
    • Large-scale Low-Carbon Inter-school Competition
    • Ocean Park Conservation Carnival

*Schools that complete all 4 flagship activities will be awarded the “Ocean Park Conservation Alliance Outstanding School” trophy
Seahorse Rangers Quota

Kindergartens (non-subsidized) & Special Schools

Free Quota: up to 10 students and 2 responsible teachers

School may nominate up to 65 students (Could be from different grades)

Teacher-to-student ratio: 1:5

Primary and Secondary Schools

Free Quota: up to 10 students and 1 responsible teacher

School may nominate up to 450 students (Could be from different grades)

Teacher-to-student ratio: 1:10

Fee

Beyond the free quota: HK$280 per student (original price HK$980)

Teachers: Free (number of teachers based on teacher‑to-student ratio)

Resources
  •  Ocean Park Learning Pass
    • Valid from 1 December 2026 to 30 November 2027 (required to submit the member list by 16 October 2026)
    • Additional 30% discount on Annual Membership (up to 2 quotas)
    • Enables self-directed learning for teachers and students in the Park
    • Unlimited entry during park opening hours (based on Annual Membership (Gold))
  • Mission Booklet
    • Record the “Conservation Leadership Award Scheme” tasks
    • In‑park observation and self-directed learning to complete the tasks
    • Members who complete the designated number of tasks will receive a certificate upon the verification by teachers
  • Lanyard, Badges and Certificate (upon completion of designated tasks and assessments)
  • Conservation Uniform
  • Free online learning resources

Seahorse Rangers also enjoy exclusive in-park activities and the following resources to help schools promote conservation within their campuses and out in the community:

Ocean Park Learning Pass 
*Additional 30% discount on Annual Membership (up to 2 quotas)
Exclusive to Student Ocean Park Learning Pass holder
 Mission Booklet Conservation Uniform Lanyard, Badge, Certfifcate In-Person / Online workshops


Application:

Target: Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary students from Hong Kong Government Schools, special schools and private schools (including international schools) in 2026/2027 school year.

Eligibility and Recruitment: Each Ocean Park Conservation Alliance Member School can nominate students and teacher representatives to become member of “Seahorse Rangers”. They shall demonstrate leadership skills at school to help conduct three Flagship activities, advocate conservation at school and community level.

Seahorse Rangers selection criteria*
  • Nominate by school
  • Passionate in conservation
  • Interested in conservation and wildlife
  • Equipped with Leadership, cooperation, communication skills
  • Basic understanding in conservation and biodiversity
*Selection Criteria are for reference only. Teachers-in-charge reserve the right of final decision on the selection.

Task and Activities:

  1. Completion of 4 Flagship Activities
  2. Carnival game booth design and operation
    Ocean Park Conservation Carnival provides a platform for schools to exchange their ideas and hard work done throughout the academic year to the general public. They are also invited to share their experience on various conservation related projects or activities.

    Selected schools are assigned with a booth which is responsible by Seahorse Rangers to showcase the conservation work in school. Seahorse Rangers shall:
    • Design the booth based on one of the three visions of Mission R – saving species and habitats / eat local / plastic challenge.
    • Submit a 3-minute video on booth ideas and deliverables.


Application

Teacher representatives should register to become member of "Ocean Park Conservation Alliance Member School" and submit “Seahorse Rangers” name list online between 21 August 2026 and 30 March 2027


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