How does the Gardens sound at different hours of the day? Conceived as a ‘botanic dub’, this sonic project samples and layers site-specific conversations and atmospheres, while using a polyvocal approach to trace and imagine our relationship with nature.

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 ocean resilience.

This exhibition is an exciting opportunity to see artworks that have never been exhibited outside Japan before, and that reflect important developments in botanical illustration in East Asia. So come on down to the Botanical Art Gallery at the Singapore Botanic Gardens today!

‘Home: Made with Plants’ invites visitors to rediscover their relationship with plants and communities across the region, from past to present, while reflecting on what ‘home’ means to them.

This exhibition presents the landscapes and landmarks of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, sketched by the members of Urban Sketchers of Singapore, which is part of a global community of sketchers from all walks of life who enjoy sketching scenes of where they live and travel.

Join our volunteer guides as they take you on an exhibition tour exploring the ins and outs of Singapore Botanic Gardens' Centres, Museum and Gallery.

Come close to an abundance of biodiversity at Chek Jawa’s unique coastal habitats. Take on a guided nature trail featuring the coastal boardwalk and House No. 1.

Attend our complimentary tour of The Learning Forest every Saturday of the Month starting 8 April as we showcase the biodiversity of our latest attraction.

Come celebrate the return of the migratory shorebirds! After enduring a long and harsh journey of almost ten thousand kilometres over mountains and seas, the migratory shorebirds have arrived in Singapore from far-flung locations like the Siberian and Tibetan plateaus. ‘Wader Watch’ is one of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve’s signature workshops, where you can learn how to identify our feathered friends! Registration is required.

Every year, thousands of migratory shorebirds arrive at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve to escape the harsh winters in the north. Celebrate the return of our feathered friends from the Arctic and learn more about them at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. This event is held in conjunction with World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD).