Fanling Environmental Resource Centre provides services for the public with easy access to environmental information and it is a venue for environmental education programmes for schools, community organizations and residents in New Territories North. The total floor area of the Centre is about 400 square metres. Environment-friendly materials are widely used in internal fitting out, and the furniture in the Centre is largely made from recycled materials. Following the success of the first and second Environmental Resource Centres in Wan Chai and Tsuen Wan, Fanling Environmental Resource Centre is the third and the largest Environmental Resource Centre of the Environmental Protection Department.

This zone introduces exhibits relating to sources of indoor and outdoor air pollutants, their impacts to us, measures to improve air quality, Air Pollution Index, air quality monitoring and modeling and renewable energy, etc.

- Euro III Engine: The internal structure of Euro III engine and its mechanism on reducing vehicle emission are shown;

- Clean Fuel: You can use solar energy to electrolyze water into hydrogen and oxygen. They can be converted into electric energy by a fuel cell to drive the propeller of a model plane;

- Indoor Air Quality Measurement: You can measure the air qualities of offices at different conditions by a simulated Indoor Air Quality Monitor and compare the results with the recommended indoor air quality objectives.

Sources of noise pollution, control methods and mitigating measures are introduced in this zone.

- Planning Ahead: You can apply different noise reduction measures to minimize the noise exposure of a residential building to be built next to a highway;

- Recognizing Sound Level: You can use sound level meter to measure sound level and experience the sound levels of different activities;

- Experiencing Noise: You can hear noise from various sources through headphones and learn the mitigating measures to reduce the pollution.

This zone introduces wastewater treatment, how water qualities are monitored and water pollution control measures. Models of water sampling and measuring instruments are displayed.

- Secondary Sewage Treatment Works: You can operate the secondary sewage treatment model to understand how wastewater is treated;

- Harbour Area Treatment Scheme: It shows you the works of the Government to improve the water quality of Victoria Harbour;

- Beach Water Quality Grading: This shows you how beach water qualities are graded and their impacts to our health.

This zone introduces Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process and it shows how EIA is used to keep a balance between economic development and preservation of the environment. The setting up of an Environmental Management System within an organization would also minimize and avoid environmental impact resulting from its business activities.

- EIA process: statutory process;

- Examples of Strategic Environmental Impact Assessment in Hong Kong: EIA is applied to strategic and regional developments;

- Environmental Measures and Outcomes: it shows you how the adverse impacts on environment can be minimized by adopting environmental protection measures at different stages of a designated project.

This zone shows the works of the Environmental Protection Department's Local Control Office in enforcing the environmental legislations and the partnerships built with different trades and industries to encourage the public to comply with environmental legislations.

- Electrostatic Precipitators and Grease Traps in Restaurant and Food Processing: You can operate the models yourselves and see how oil fume and grease are removed;

- Environmental Garage in Vehicle Maintenance: It demonstrates the adoption of environmental protection measures to reduce the pollution during garage operation;

- Green Construction: It shows environmental management practices on site.

The formation, effects and remedial measures of global environmental issues, such as acid rain, green house effect, ozone layer depletion, loss of species, deforestation and shortage of water are addressed in this zone.

- Green House Effect: It shows how the concentration of carbon dioxide affects the average temperature of atmosphere;

- Ozone Depletion: Effect of simulated ozone hole is shown;

- Loss of Species: Examples of endangered species are shown.

- Collection of books, magazines, leaflets, booklets, teaching kits and other environmental protection publications are available for public reference in the Centre.

- Panels showing the Arctic, Antarctic and Qomolangma are displayed.

- The lecture room can hold up to 80 people and is well-equipped with audio-visual equipment. It is suitable for holding workshops on environmental protection.  Schools and non-government organizations may apply to use the lecture room for the organization of environmental workshops or seminars free-of-charge.  Approval by EPD is subject to the nature of usage.

- The Centre is opened to public with free admission. Guided visits and environmental education programmes for schools and community groups are offered by our staff of Environmental Protection Department at the Centre through booking two weeks in advance.