Going out exploring and learning about native wildlife and ecosystems. Let’s learn about the amazing biodiversity of Singapore.

[Featured photo: Using shadow puppets to share about the importance of bats.]

let’s get MAD for wildlife!

MAD = make-a-difference for wildlife

Although only a tiny, highly developed island, Singapore is still home to incredible biodiversity surviving in our remaining patches of rainforest, freshwater swamp forest, mangrove, marshland, seashores and in the sea surrounding our island.

  • Nature walks
  • Nature workshops
  • Outdoor experiential learning
  • Public and family walks
  • Nature stories
  • Nature and culture
  • Biodiversity outreach
  • Nature games
  • Nature art
  • Nature camps
Nature discourse – inaugural Biophilia Symposium 2019
Values in action – tree planting on Pulau Ubin in support of BioBlitz 2019

learn about the amazing biodiversity of singapore!

  • Kayu Pontianak (Parishia insignis) heritage tree at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. Photo © Teresa Teo Guttensohn
  • Reticulated Python. (Python reticulatus) Photo © Kripa Dubey
  • View of rainforest across MacRitchie Reservoir. Photo © Kripa Dubey
  • Giant Golden Web Spider (Nephila pilipes). Photo © Kripa Dubey
  • Wagler’s Pit-viper (Tropidolaemus wagleri). Photo © Kripa Dubey
  • Sunlight streaming through the rainforest canopy. Photo © Kripa Dubey
  • Malayan Colugo (Galeopterus variegatus). Photo © Kripa Dubey
  • White-rumped Shama (Copsychus malabaricus). Photo © Kripa Dubey
  • Spiny Hill Terrapin (Heosemys spinosa). Photo © Kripa Dubey

let’s make a difference for our native wildlife

  • Greater Racket-tailed Drongo (Dicrurus paradiseus). Photo © Ng Shao Hua
  • Buffy Fish Owl (Ketupa ketupu). Photo © Ng Shao Hua
  • Black-bearded Flying Dragon (Draco melanopogon). Photo © Ng Shao Hua
  • Photo © Ng Shao Hua
  • Figs of the forest. Photo © Ng Shao Hua

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