Have you hiked or biked along the Round Island Route? Head up to the Changi node of the route to take in crisp sea breezes and picturesque scenery, for an experience to remember.

Do you own a bird, or are thinking of owning one? Let's look at some common beak problems faced by bird owners.

Are you familiar with our local wildlife? Here are eight of the weirdest but most wonderful flora and fauna that can be found right here in Singapore.

With the sun out, children will want to play! For a fun family day out, we recommend these five great playgrounds, with special and whimsically-designed play equipment.

A visit to the Singapore Botanic Gardens offers you a chance to learn about history, appreciate heritage and honour the efforts of our Chief Gardener.

The Keranji, Tempinis, and Katong Laut – do these names ring a bell? Find out how these trees are related to Singapore’s unique heritage!

As trees are a common sight in Singapore, many may not pay heed to them at all. The ones at Cathay Green, however, were the centre of attention on 25 and 26 July

Many artworks have come to occupy pride of place in Singapore’s parks. Discover how the art in our parks display an amazing breadth of imagination, based on various themes.

With fewer crowds than the busy East and West Coast Parks, the 71-hectare Pasir Ris Park offers a secluded beach with scenic views, a variety of flora and fauna to explore, and activities for everyone.

Charlotte and her friend Alex spent a relaxing Sunday in Bee’s Knees at the Garage, a 5–10 minute stroll from the Singapore Botanic Gardens’ Bukit Timah Gate.

Oh Kee Swee, affectionately known as “Ah Swee”, has been helping out in different community gardens mainly in Sembawang Zone ‘E’ & ‘F’ RC since 2006. He helps to rejuvenate these gardens, transforming them into spaces where residents can unwind and meet with each other.

Think waterfront dining and the usual suspects come to mind – the ever popular Clarke Quay, perhaps swanky Keppel Bay or the familiar food belt in East Coast Park. However, for those who know where to look, there are other places to enjoy a million-dollar view even if you don’t have deep pockets.

It was a cool, dry September morning that saw a group of people gather at Henderson Waves for the start of the “Fun Walk at the Southern Ridges”.

When I mention Holland Village Park, the most common response I get is a bewildered “Where?” Not many people know that there is a new green space right outside the entrance of the Holland Village Circle Line station where the newly-minted PARK, a café by day and bistro by night, sits.

What would it be like to live in a world that is extremely clean because there are no trees that require maintenance, nor birds to poop and dirty the place?

Throughout the year, the community, both individuals and corporate partners, has come forward to support the commemoration of 50 years of greening. It gives us hope that Singapore will continue on to be a lush city-state with thriving biodiversity for many years more.

Like many city kids, Darryl would try to avoid animals such as the geckos and lizards in his daily life as he found them scary. However, that changed when he had an opportunity to take a closer look at one while on an adventure trail.

It was a hot June morning as a group of more than 50 people enthusiastically dug holes and potted saplings along the North Eastern Riverine Loop. Fifty-one trees were planted that morning at Punggol Promenade, signifying the start of the public involvement in the planting of 1,963 trees to commemorate 50 years of greening Singapore. This special tree planting exercise is part of the Garden City Fund’s Plant-A-Tree (PAT) programme.