“Melting Ice, Sinking Cities: An Urgency to Change the Present and Save Humanity” is the third edition of the Climate Action Exhibition series, jointly presented by City Developments Limited (CDL), National Parks Board (NParks) and Ocean Geographic (OG).

This exhibition presents plant species from the tropical rainforests of Singapore, Southeast Asia, and beyond that have traditionally been used for medicinal purposes. It showcases the diverse ways in which plants have been utilised by various communities, especially in our region. Many of these plant species can be observed in the Singapore Botanic Gardens, such as at the Healing Garden, Ethnobotany Garden, and Ginger Garden.

Wildlife Encounters: An Artistic Dialogue invites visitors to experience the breathtaking beauty and wonder of Singapore's native wildlife. Together, the works of Jerome Pang and Thong Chow Ngian create a compelling dialogue that showcases the breadth and diversity of Singapore’s native wildlife. Visitors are invited to explore the nuances of each artists’ style, and to appreciate the unique beauty of the natural kingdom from two artistic perspectives.

Imagine a bustling metropolis where the value of trees surpasses that of land, home to a society that grants equal rights to all genders; where the air is filled with a multitude of foreign languages spoken by travellers from far-flung corners of the globe, where wealth is cultivated through the pursuit of knowledge rather than the accumulation of material possessions. The beating heart of the Kampong is a grand marketplace teeming with exquisite treasures from Japan, China, India, Burma, the Arabian Gulf and Venice.

Hailed as the earliest precursor to photography, Nature Printing is the practice of taking impressions directly or indirectly from the surface of natural objects such as leaves, flowers, ferns, seaweed, snakeskin, and more, to produce an image on paper. This exhibition spans two rooms, featuring objects mainly from Europe, but also India, Japan, New Zealand and Southeast Asia, dating from 1748 to the present.

Celebrate the Children’s Day school holiday with us at the Forest Discovery Centre at OCBC Arboretum! Explore the fascinating differences between young native wildlife and their adult counterparts, and engage your mind and hands in an exciting forest discovery challenge. Bring home an enamel pin featuring Singapore’s native wildlife when you complete this challenge!

Celebrate the Children’s Day school holiday with us at the Forest Discovery Centre at OCBC Arboretum! Explore the fascinating differences between young native wildlife and their adult counterparts, and engage your mind and hands in an exciting forest discovery challenge. Bring home an enamel pin featuring Singapore’s native wildlife when you complete this challenge!

Join our Healing Garden Tour which is held every first Saturday of the Month at 9am & 10am for an hour each.

Join us for a guided walk through the Gallop Extension of the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Visit the OCBC Arboretum and a section of the Mingxin Foundation Rambler’s Ridge.

Join us for a guided walk of this unique mangrove wetlands located at the border of freshwater (river) and salt water (sea). Registration is required.