Pet-friendly Charity Walk Photographer (17 Nov)
Organisation
Paws Hero
Volunteering period
TBC
Location
Online
Application deadline
27/09/2024
Description
Help us record the fun & precious moment of the walk. Join us on 9:00am - 1:00pm (4 hours) on 17 Nov 2024 (Sun) . Bring your own shooting equipments (eg. camera, tripod). Take snapshot / check-in photos for the participants. Select & send us 15 photos right after the walk without editing. Edit 40 photos & share with us rest of the raw files in a week
Location
Online
Schedule
Not provided
Additional Information
Cause
- Animal welfare
Service recipient
- Animal
Volunteer role
- Photography & video editing
Skills
- Event Photography
Language
- Chinese (Cantonese)
Restriction for application
- Open to all volunteers
Remarks
- 港島環島徑慈善步行日 2024 (人寵共融試行版) is a Pilot Edition of Coastal Trail Challenge ( https://coastaltrailchallenge.hk/?lang=en ) orgainzed by Parks & Trails and Paws Hero in the coming Nov. To synergize the missions of Parks and Trails and Paws Hero by increasing community engagement in environmental stewardship and animal welfare. This collaboration aims to educate, inspire, and mobilize hikers, pet owners, and other stakeholders to take proactive steps in caring for themselves, others, nature, and animals through the Hong Kong Island Coastal Trail Charity Walk 2024 (Pet Friendly Edition). Task brief and guidelines
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