Over the past few years, the Environmental Association has built eight butterfly gardens across Link’s properties, with each garden being maintained by its own dedicated volunteer team. The project has created an interconnected ecological network that harmonises the environment and the community. To develop a territory-wide urban "stepping stone" habitat for butterflies, the project will simultaneously maintain and expand the existing gardens, and build new ones to enhance urban biodiversity.
To further engage the community, the project will collaborate with schools to broaden its outreach, and organise various activities such as butterfly garden design competition, butterfly photo contest and guided tours. Its long-term goal is to promote sustainable development and enhance social well-being by connecting nature and humanity through the butterfly garden network.