In 2022, yuu partnered with The Conservancy Association and The Conservancy Association Centre for Heritage in Hong Kong to raise awareness for nature as well as cultural conservation.  

yuu organised two Lai Chi Wo eco-heritage tours, during which over 70 yuu members and yuu team members covered a wide range of conservation activities that included a visit to the UNESCO-awarded Hakka village built over 300 years ago and learning about the rich biodiversity of the fung shui woods and mangrove forest. Through the immersive farming experience, they removed invasive weeds and watered the soil, and the volunteers grew an appreciation for the way our food is produced.  

“Volunteering in this Lai Chi Wo eco-heritage tour is a great way to get involved in local environmental and cultural conservation. It was a great opportunity for me to get hands-on eco-farming experience and to feel closer to nature. The visit to the Hakka village is a great cultural encounter,” Julianna Chau, a yuu team member, said.