“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.

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.

Enjoy free admission* to the National Orchid Garden from 20 May to 25 June for students, Singaporeans, Permanent Residents, Work Permit Holders.

Go on a quest around Jurong Lake Gardens now!

Join us with your family in an exciting new space at Fort Canning Park for fun-filled activities during the November and December school holidays! If you are looking to spend some time in nature, click here to find out more about our programmes at Lewin Terrace!

Look forward to a slew of free community programmes and activities such as a special exhibition, workshops and guided walks! These will be offered across the Sungei Buloh Nature Park Network and registration is required unless otherwise stated.

In this workshop, participants will have a chance to create artworks that will be exhibited at the Singapore Botanic Gardens as part of Singapore Art Week 2024. Planting Memory Cubes invites visitors to unearth the diverse personal anecdotes and cherished moments tied to specific spaces within the Gardens.

Discover the amazing diversity of reptiles found in Singapore! Find out more about snakes, turtles, lizards, and even the Saltwater Crocodile! Children will have the opportunity to go on a guided walk through the Gardens to observe reptiles in their natural habitat and study specimens of fascinating reptiles. Join us to learn about the essential ecological roles of reptiles in the environment and the importance of conserving our native biodiversity.