22 May marks the International Day for Biological Diversity. A series of exciting activities are lined up for participants to learn more about our rich native biodiversity and how they can play their part to conserve it.

Learn about how Singapore has been working to mitigate the effects of urbanisation and climate change, and how everyone has a part to play in building a resilient City in Nature. This exhibition is jointly presented by City Developments Limited, National Parks Board and Singapore Botanic Gardens.

The Garden of Miss Joaquim collection consists of 44 botanical illustrations of fruits, flowers, plants, spices, and vegetables, commonly grown by horticulturists, and submitted to flower shows in the 19th century. Illustrated by Waiwai Hove.

It's time to hang a lantern, enjoy a mooncake and peel a pomelo as Mid-Autumn Festival is coming! From 17 September to 3 October, Jurong Lake Gardens will be presenting a series of interactive online and onsite programmes, bringing good cheer as we continue adjusting to life in the new normal!

Be sure to check out the various online workshops and activities that you can enjoy from the comfort of your home! There will also be guided tours at HortPark (with safe management measures in place).

Join us for a tour to discover and learn about HortPark's thematic gardens.

Join us for a tour to discover and learn about HortPark's Valley of Edibles which showcases sustainable gardening techniques.

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.

Spend an hour with our volunteer guides as they introduce how orchids are the largest flowering group of plants in the world. Visit the collection of hybrids and species that in collection of the National Orchid Garden.

Join Krystal, a local grower and collector of Mediterranean and culinary herbs as she shares her experience on adapting and cultivating temperate herbs in our tropical climate.