The walk will introduce participants to this unique nature area and the species which are living in its marsh, woodland and grass habitats. Participants will be guided through the ecologically sensitive core conservation area which is not usually opened to the public. The approximately 3 km guided walk will take visitors on a two-hour journey. Registration for this walk is compulsory.

Registration opens on 2 October 2020 (Friday) at 8.00am.

Join us for a 90-minute guided tour on St John's Island to learn more about the biodiversity and heritage of the island!

The walk will introduce participants to this unique nature area and the species which are living in its marsh, woodland and grass habitats. Participants will be guided through the ecologically sensitive core conservation area which is not usually opened to the public. The approximately 3 km guided walk will take visitors on a two-hour journey.

Join us for a bird watching tour at the Southern Ridges, where up to 43 species of birds have been spotted so far. This tour will take you through the Forest Walk and the Singing Forest in search of these beautiful birds. Do bring along a pair of binoculars or a camera with a zoom function for a better experience.

The West Marsh, within the Core Conservation Area of Kranji Marshes, is a special area designated for the conservation of marsh birds. To minimise disturbances to these shy animals and other wildlife, access to this section is restricted to guided activities organised by NParks and its partners. Several times a year, visitors can access this section when NParks volunteers (the 'Kranji Marshals') conduct station-guiding. They will be stationed at the hides and strategic locations to help you appreciate the beauty of the marsh habitat.

Join us for a 90-minute guided tour on St John's Island to learn more about the biodiversity and heritage of the island!

Unknown to many, Singapore is a home rich to a diversity of birds. Come discover the vibrant world of our feathered friends through the eyes of birders and artists in Singapore. These include that of Chris Hails and Frank Jarvis, who collaborated to publish "Birds of Singapore". Find out how the local birding scene has grown, uncover what birding really entails and maybe, you can be a birder too.

The walk will introduce participants to this unique nature area and the species which are living in its marsh, woodland and grass habitats. Participants will be guided through the ecologically sensitive core conservation area which is not usually opened to the public. The approximately 3 km guided walk will take visitors on a two-hour journey. Registration for this walk is compulsory.

Registration opens on 4 December (Friday) at 8.00am.

Take your family on a leisure stroll through southern ridges, a soothing sanctuary of greenery that is not only steeped in history but also home to some of Singapore's most exciting flora and fauna. Highlights of the tour included the Henderson Waves, Sembcorp Forest of the Giants, Forest Walk and the Singing Forest.

22 May marks the International Day for Biological Diversity. A series of exciting activities is lined up for students to learn more about our rich flora and fauna.