Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden (KFBG)
KFBG promotes conservation, ecosystem restoration and sustainable living in HK and South China.
Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden (KFBG) will be assissting with the International permaculture Convergence, Thailand (IPC16) in November 2026.
KFBG raises awareness, undertakes rigorous science based species conservation and ecosystem restoration, and offers new ways of thinking and low-carbon living to respond to the world’s environmental problems, all while being linked to the resources and lifestyle of Hong Kong. Our work brings hope and improvement, by focusing on nature conservation, sustainable living and holistic education that reconnect people with nature. By working together with the public, government, academia, NGOs and businesses, we help to protect our common future.
KFBG is situated in the rural New Territories on the northern slopes of Tai Mo Shan, Hong Kong’s highest mountain, where two steep spurs enclose its deep-set valley. Within KFBG, there are streams, woodlands, orchards, vegetable gardens, walking trails, separate exhibits focusing on live animals, flora and art, sustainable agriculture demonstration plots, a wild animal rescue centre, a native tree nursery, conservation and education facilities, and magical, misty fern gardens.
KFBG raises awareness, undertakes rigorous science based species conservation and ecosystem restoration, and offers new ways of thinking and low-carbon living to respond to the world’s environmental problems, all while being linked to the resources and lifestyle of Hong Kong. Our work brings hope and improvement, by focusing on nature conservation, sustainable living and holistic education that reconnect people with nature. By working together with the public, government, academia, NGOs and businesses, we help to protect our common future.
KFBG is situated in the rural New Territories on the northern slopes of Tai Mo Shan, Hong Kong’s highest mountain, where two steep spurs enclose its deep-set valley. Within KFBG, there are streams, woodlands, orchards, vegetable gardens, walking trails, separate exhibits focusing on live animals, flora and art, sustainable agriculture demonstration plots, a wild animal rescue centre, a native tree nursery, conservation and education facilities, and magical, misty fern gardens.
