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  • Hello MacRitchie

    Hello MacRitchie

    Think you know MacRitchie? Make a visit to this familiar haunt to enjoy new finds.

  • Native Or Not?

    Native Or Not?

    Can you guess which are our native species from this list of flora and fauna found in Singapore?

  • Having Fun in an Outdoor Classroom

    Having Fun in an Outdoor Classroom

    It was a hot Saturday morning, but both kids and parents were enthusiastically turning over lily pads looking for pond snail eggs, squealing with delight when they found their targets.

  • Our Native Orchids

    Our Native Orchids

    Get to know five native orchids you can see along our streets and in many of our green spaces.

  • Have An “Ox-spicious” New Year

    Have An “Ox-spicious” New Year

    As we usher in the Lunar New Year of the Ox this year, get to know six flora and fauna found in Singapore that appear to be associated with cattle.

  • Taking A Leaf Out of These Books

    Taking A Leaf Out of These Books

    Whether in the waters, up in the skies or in your own balcony gardens, you can immerse yourself in nature all from within the pages of these books.

  • Haven for History and Natural Heritage

    Haven for History and Natural Heritage

    Looking to dive deeper into Singapore’s history and natural heritage? Step back in time at Labrador Nature Reserve and learn of the new measures to safeguard it for future generations.

  • Singapore’s Ginger

    Singapore’s Ginger

    If you thought Singapore was too developed to produce any new natural discoveries, then you are wrong. Read how a group of researchers from the Singapore Botanic Gardens discovered a new species of ginger that is found only in Singapore.

  • The Littlest Tree-Planters

    The Littlest Tree-Planters

    The young environmentalists wrote to NParks, to find out if they could grow new trees to replace the Mandai Forest saplings that had been flattened in a storm in February.

  • Hello MacRitchie

    Hello MacRitchie

    Think you know MacRitchie? Make a visit to this familiar haunt to enjoy new finds.

  • Making a Splash!

    Making a Splash!

    It is a Saturday afternoon and ten-year-old Mustafa Sabbagh is making a splash at East Coast Park

  • Discover History At Singapore Botanic Gardens

    Discover History At Singapore Botanic Gardens

    The new Singapore Botanic Gardens Heritage Museum offers a glimpse into the more than 150-year history of the Gardens. Situated just across the lawn from the Museum is the CDL Green Gallery, an eco-friendly building for hosting exhibitions.

  • The Gift of Trees

    The Gift of Trees

    Here are six reasons why trees are the gifts that keep giving to our City in Nature!

  • Chic Garden Accents For Your Home

    Chic Garden Accents For Your Home

    When you think of garden style home décor, what comes to mind? Never mind the neutral tones and green hues, wicker furniture and earthenware accents – just like every garden is unique, your home too can be garden-inspired without being conventionally so.

  • Trees of the Mangroves

    Trees of the Mangroves

    Can you identify the trees growing in our mangroves? Get to know interesting features of some of the plants found in the intertidal area.

  • How Now Brown Bird

    How Now Brown Bird

    Can you identify these seven commonly seen brown birds in our City in Nature?

  • From Flower to Fruit

    From Flower to Fruit

    Step into the world of pollination by finding out more about pollinator-attracting plants you may see in Singapore.

  • Rui En, The Reel-Life Arborist

    Rui En, The Reel-Life Arborist

    You’ve watched this star’s on-screen adventures in a variety of exciting drama serials. Most recently, she played a hard-boiled police officer in Unriddle, and a trendy girl-about-town in A Tale of 2 Cities.

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