Lunch Talk on How Food Forests Can Combat Climate Change
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icon date s Friday 7 Nov 2025
icon time s 1:00pm — 2:30pm

 

Food Forest TopView LowRes 

Source: Project M.A.R.S. (Top view taken in 2022) 

 

Hoyyee and Pop, friends from Penang, are the founders of Pop & Chee Healthy Home Farm, Grow Community Market, and Project M.A.R.S. (Mitigation, Adaptation, Resilience, Space). For the past ten years, they have been actively promoting sustainable development in Penang.

In 2021, they launched Project M.A.R.S., a volunteer-driven climate action initiative that transformed an abandoned palm oil plantation into a thriving food forest. This project champions sustainability and biodiversity, with over 170 varieties of edible plants cultivated — emphasizing seed diversity and climate resilience.

Join Hoyyee as she shares her inspiring journey as a food forest pioneer in Malaysia, offering insights into climate change, activism, and community building. This marks their second visit to Hong Kong this year, invited by Earth Farm HK to help plant an experimental food forest in Yuen Long.

Lunch Talk on How Food Forests Can Combat Climate Change

  Date:   7 November 2025 (Friday) 
  Time:   1:00 pm–2:30 pm 
  Gathering Point:   Yasumoto International Academic Park 8/F,
  The Chinese University of Hong Kong 
  Quota:   30 (first come, first served)
  Audience:   Public
  Fee:   Free
  Language:   English 
  Registration:   Fill in the form

 

*Priority is given to the members of ‘Friends of MoCC’ (Register now)

 

 

 

 

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