Have you hiked or biked along the Round Island Route? Head up to the Changi node of the route to take in crisp sea breezes and picturesque scenery, for an experience to remember.

You do not have to go far to immerse yourself in greenery and get closer to nature. Here are three places in Singapore to enjoy an island getaway!

Getting a pet is a lifelong commitment. Here are some considerations before you bring one into your home.

Did you know that many roadside trees that we see, walk past, and find shade under daily, originated from other countries? Learn more about some of these here.

Trees are not just part of the visual furniture of our city, but living things around which special feelings and memories can be created. Read on for stories by NParks staff and park-goers, about trees that are special to them.

With an extensive menu of nearly 100 dishes, you will be spoilt for choice at Fusion Spoon, the newest eatery located at the Singapore Botanic Gardens.

In this two-part series, we bring you interesting snippets of information on common plants found in our gardens and parks, unique plant structures and other interesting botany-related facts. Learning about botany is not as easy as A, B, C, but hopefully this gives you a good start!

Have you seen the tree with upside down “pots” dangling from its branches? Learn more about the unique Monkey Pot tree.

From shore to street, Singapore is awashed in colour thanks to the lovely hues of leaves and flowers of the trees around us. Take a walk outside and enjoy these colorful trees.

In life, poop sometimes happens! So why is your dog pooping indoors, and what could it say about its health?

Indulge in a delectable meal while you take in an uninterrupted view of the Johor Straits at The Sea Grill, a newly opened seafood restaurant at Changi Beach Park.

NParks volunteer Liu Kaiyi shows us how frogs and children can create the perfect combination for much fun and learning through camps, games and exciting lessons.

Toh Yuet Hsin, NParks Deputy Director of the Central Nature Reserve, germinated a passion for conservation after a mangrove planting session.

Winners of the “Singapore Garden Photographer of the Year” photo competition seek to capture the beauty of our natural landscape through their camera lens.

Can’t find the time to travel to Sungei Buloh or Pulau Ubin to enjoy the fascinating flora and fauna of Singapore? Parks bustling with biodiversity can be found right in your neighbourhood. Find out where some of them are!

Community in Bloom (CIB) Ambassador Gina Ong shows us how she pays it forward with gardening.

Following two years of light restoration works and sensitive enhancements, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve if open again.

Workers in the Central Business District (CBD) tend to move at a hurried pace. Lunch hour feels shorter while meetings seem to drag longer. But respite is literally steps away