Members Only Join us for a fun and beginner-friendly session at Bishan-AMK Park as we gear up for the upcoming Singapore Bird Race! Although Bishan-AMK Park is bound on almost all sides by residential estates, this park offers an interesting mix of birdlife, from sunbirds, orioles, munias, to kingfishers and herons.  The trees and vegetation...

Members Only Besides staycations and entertainment, Sentosa also harbours some rare plant species within its remnant coastal forests, a habitat which has all but been lost in Singapore due to urbanization. Join Bian for a close look at some rare and endangered plants. Be prepared for rain or sun (umbrella or poncho), and some mosquitoes....

Members Only Nature doesn’t only exist in our nature parks and reserves. Singapore is home to over 2,000 species of native plants — and an additional 2,000 exotic species flourish in our parks and gardens. On this walk, we’ll learn to identify some of these exotic plants, and if we’re lucky, we might even encounter...

Members Only Join Steven visit Woodlands Botanic Garden and check out at least 15 resident butterflies including the Common Birdwing always flying around. Look out also for the Black-veined Tiger, Julia Longwing, Peacock Royal, Leopard Lacewing. In addition observe the many flowers and plants that make this a unique botanical garden in an urban town...

Open to the Public The Black Partridge is one of the least known bird species in Southeast Asia, represented by handful of observations and mostly camera trap images in recent years. Lack of information of its call has made it even harder to detect by researchers working in the lowland forests of the region. The...

Open to the Public Singapore has undergone substantial change since the early 19th century, the original Dipterocarp and Mangrove forests were rapidly destroyed by agriculturalists cultivating gambier and pepper while the mangroves were depleted for firewood, boat building and charcoal production. The original (primeval) forests were largely depleted by the end of the 19th century...

Open to the Public Join your guides from NSS Bird Group, Lee Ee Ling and Cheryl Lao, in exploring the core area of Kranji Marshes Nature Park. The paths and hides here offer excellent views across the freshwater marshes. Birding highlights include residents such as the Red-wattled Lapwing, Changeable Hawk Eagle and Gray-headed Fish Eagle...