Volunteers helped seedling transplant in Lai Chi Wo.

茘枝窩舉行義工插秧活動。

Prof. Mathieson, Vice-chancellor of the University of Hong Kong, and members of the consular corps paid a study visit to Lai Chi Wo. The visitors were excited to see this unique Project and about the genuine Hakka culture in its living form.

港大校長馬斐森教授及各國領事到荔枝窩考察， 他們對「永續荔枝窩計劃」 及原本的客家文化極感興趣。

Second harvest of rice at Lai Chi Wo.

茘枝窩晚造米收成。

Director Ng Cho-nam, village representataives inspected the site covered by the draft Outline Zoning Plan, together with representatives of Planning Department and Agriculture Fisheries & Conservation Department. Views were exchanged in situ.

基金會董事吳祖南博士與荔枝窩村代表，會同規劃署和漁護署代表視察受荔枝窩規劃大綱草圖覆蓋的土地，並在現場交流意見。

The “Sustainable Lai Chi Wo” project partners invited villagers to try the first harvest from their own soil during Chung Yeung Festival.

「永續荔枝窩計劃」伙伴邀請荔枝窩村民試吃他們土地生產出來的頭造米飯。

The first rice harvest at Lai Chi Wo under the Project

「永續荔枝窩計劃」首次在荔枝窩收成稻米。

Rice seedling transplant took place on Lai Chi Wo soil, after a lapse of some forty years.

荔枝窩農田近四十年來首次插秧。

Volunteers of the Foundation help remove debris from the river and footpaths in Lai Chi Wo Village.

基金義工到荔枝窩村清走河道和村內的雜物。