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Outdoor Learning at NParks

Outdoor Learning at NParksFor Students & TeachersSingapore is a small city state with a land area of about 700 square kilometres. Despite being a highly urbanised and densely populated country, Singapore’s economic development and biodiversity conservation co-exist and complement each other well. With over 2,000 species of native plants, 364 species of birds, 301 species of butterflies, 127 species of dragonflies and 103 species of reptiles, Singapore is well-endowed in biodiversity.

Singapore’s high level of biodiversity has been made possible through a pragmatic approach in balancing development and biodiversity conservation, and finding unique solutions to create a nature conservation model that champions environmental sustainability in an urban setting. This is also what makes Singapore a model for other cities in the world to follow. In fact, we have developed the Singapore Index on Cities’ Biodiversity, a self-assessment tool for cities to evaluate and benchmark their biodiversity conservation efforts.

Our progress in biodiversity conservation is the result of careful planning and steadfast determination to conserve our natural heritage. In this guidebook, you will find a comprehensive listing of the programmes that NParks has developed to help students and teachers understand and appreciate nature. We have customised the programmes to suit different age groups, such that a variety of options are available for kindergarten, primary, secondary and tertiary students, as well as teachers.

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Teachers’TrainingProgrammes • Nature Educators Series at the P 06 Singapore Botanic Gardens• Programme for Active Learning P 06 (PAL) – Kids for Nature P1 to P2 • Young Arborist Programme P S 07

Co-curricularBadgeSeries• Nature Keeper Programme P 08• Young Naturalist Programme P S 08

LearningJourneysAdmiralty Park • Exploring Back-mangroves S T 09• Roots, Shoots and Fruits P S T 09

Ann Siang Hill Park• Pioneers Trail P S T 10

Bukit Batok Nature Park • A Forest No Less K P S T 10

Esplanade Park •Monument Trail P S T 10

Fort Canning Park• Heritage on the Hill P S T 11• The Fort Canning Spice Trail P S T 11• Trees of the Fort P S T 11

HortPark• HortPark Garden Tour K P S T 12

Labrador Nature Reserve • Fascinating Forest at Labrador S T 12

Pasir Ris Park• Creatures Up Close and Personal P S T 12

Pulau Ubin • Chek Jawa Guided Tour P S T 13• Sensory Trail P S T 13

Singapore Botanic Gardens• Adventure with Plants – K P 14 Sara at the Evolution Garden • Conservation of the Native Orchids of Singapore S T 14• Eco-Garden Tour: Plants and their Uses P S T 15• Evolution Garden Tour: Evolution and P S 15 Adaptation of Plants• Evolution Garden Tour: Plant Classification P S 15• Flowers at Work P 16• Healing Garden S T 16• Herbs and Spices P S T 17• Heritage Tour P S T 17• Let’s Discover Plants and Animals K P 17• Looking at Plants P 17• Numbers & Shapes K P 18• Pond Life K P 18• Rainforest Trek P S T 18• Sara Goes Carbon Footprinting P 18• The Birthday Party: Sara at the Children’s Garden K P 19

The Southern Ridges• Kent Ridge Park Heritage Tour S T 19• Southern Ridges Nature Tour S T 19

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve• Guided Walk at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve K P S T 20

Various Parks• Park(s) Orienteering P S T 20

WorkshopsCentral Catchment Nature Reserve• I heART Nature Workshop K P 21

HortPark• Bottled Gardens – Terrariums P S 21• Grow Your First Air Plant P S T 22


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• Nature Sketching in the Garden P S T 22• Starting Your First Plant K P 22

Singapore Botanic Gardens• My Garden Fits a Dish K P 23• My Garden in a Bottle P S 23• “Trees Around Us” Drama Series K P 23

Talks• Sara Goes Gardening K P 24• Storytime with Sara Series K P 24• Highlights at Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden K P 25

NatureWays• Nature Way Monitoring Programme S T 26


K – Kindergarten; P – Primary; S – Secondary; T – Tertiary

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NatureEducatorsSeriesattheSingaporeBotanicGardens

Date : Open (first-come, first- served basis)Duration : 3 hoursCharges : $40 per educatorVenue : Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden/ Evolution Garden, Singapore Botanic GardensGroup Size : 15–20 pax Target Group : Primary school teachers

Teachers’ Training Workshops can be arranged and conducted for schools and organised groups. The workshops available are:

• Highlights at Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden

• The Birthday Party – Sara at the Children’s Garden

• Adventure with Plants – Sara at the Evolution Garden

• Children’s Treasure Hunt – Sara, the Forgetful Dinosaur

ProgrammeforActiveLearning(PAL)-KidsforNatureP1toP2

Date : Open (first-come, first- served basis)Duration : 8 hoursCharges : To be advisedVenue : Your schoolGroup Size : 25 pax (max)Target Group : Primary 1–2 teachers

Developed to meet the requirements of MOE’s Programme for Active Learning (PAL), Kids for Nature aims to facilitate holistic learning for students by creating meaningful outdoor experiences. The programme will equip children with the relevant skills and knowledge to be safe and comfortable in the outdoors. It will cultivate a sense of ownership for the environment, and shape a child’s character and attitude through experiential learning.

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YoungArboristProgramme

Date : Open (first-come, first- served basis)Duration : 8 hoursCharges : To be advisedVenue : To be advisedGroup Size : 25 pax (max)Target Group : Primary, Secondary school teachers

Be equipped to bring your students on a journey of discovery into the world of trees with the Young Arborist Programme, an education package specially designed to enable students to see trees through the eyes of an Arborist, or a “Tree Doctor”. The programme is designed to transport students from the confines of the classroom to the wonders of our natural environment. We hope that your students will develop an interest in caring for trees, and learn to appreciate their importance.

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Co-curricular Badge Series

YoungNaturalistProgramme

Date : Open (first-come, first- served basis)Duration : 8 hoursCharges : $5 per student Venue : Sungei Buloh Wetland ReserveGroup Size : 30–40 studentsTarget Group : Primary, Lower Secondary

Designed to draw budding young naturalists to explore Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, the Young Naturalist Programme is a journey of discovery into the wonders of wetlands. With the completion of each set of activities, students are awarded a Young Naturalist badge. Four attractive badges await young naturalists who successfully complete four sets of activities. Young naturalists of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve will get to explore the mangrove habitat, learn more about birds, express their creativity and participate in international events, such as World Wetlands Day and Earth Day.

NatureKeeperProgramme

Date : Open (first-come, first- served basis)Duration : 3 hours per workshopCharges : $5 per studentVenue : Central Catchment Nature ReserveGroup Size : 20–40 studentsTarget Group : Primary

This is a series of workshops designed to stimulate the interest of the young and inculcate in them an appreciation of our forests. The programme also aims to nurture young volunteers to actively protect and conserve our natural heritage. Eight animal badges and one Nature Keeper Identity Badge await young Nature Keepers who successfully complete the programme.

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ExploringBack-mangroves

Venue : Admiralty ParkTarget Group : Secondary, Tertiary

Heard of “Merbau”, “Merawan” and “Punna”? These resilient trees can survive in very poorly aerated soil and withstand occasional flooding. They are also beneficial to humans in many ways. Come and learn more about these trees!

Learning Journeys

Date : Open (first-come, first-served basis)Duration : 1–1.5 hoursGroup Size : 15–20 studentsCharges : $6–$17.50 per student

roots,ShootsandFruits

Venue : Admiralty ParkTarget Group : Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

Members of the plant kingdom use a wide variety of reproductive strategies. This guided walk highlights how different plants have adapted to their natural environments to allow for successful growth and reproduction.

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monumentTrail

Venue : Empress Place, Esplanade Park & War Memorial ParkTarget Group : Upper Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

Take a stroll along the mouth of the Singapore River, once the heart of Singapore’s commercial activity and entrepôt trade. Relive Singapore’s history on this trail as it takes you to several historical landmarks and national monuments.

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AForestNoLess

Venue : Bukit Batok Nature ParkTarget Group : All Levels

Bukit Batok used to be a sleepy rural area made up of forests, farm lands and factories. Today, it is a scenic nature park that consists of both planted trees as well as a secondary forest. The walk will highlight the interesting plants and wildlife found in an established secondary forest habitat.

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PioneersTrail

Venue : Ann Siang Hill Park and Telok Ayer GreenTarget Group : Upper Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

Learn about the way of life of Singapore’s early immigrants along this walking trail that will take you through a quiet enclave amid the hustle and bustle of Chinatown. Visit places of worship built in the 1800s, as well as old shophouses. Check out the old well at Ann Siang Hill, and spice up your walk by taking a closer look at cinnamon and nutmeg trees along the way.

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TreesoftheFort

Venue : Fort Canning ParkTarget Group : Upper Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

Let our nature guides bring you on a learning journey at Fort Canning Park. Find out more about the Heritage Trees on Fort Canning Hill, as well as other beautiful trees like the flaky-barked Gelam and gnarled Madras Thorn.

TheFortCanningSpiceTrail


You might have tasted nutmeg and clove in various cuisines, but have you ever seen what these trees look like? Join us as we guide you through the Spice Garden. It was the site of Singapore’s first botanical gardens and now has a collection of different types of spices and medicinal plants.

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Did you know that the history of Fort Canning Park dates back to the 14th century? Check out the ancient artefacts excavated from the hill, and join us on a journey that highlights the changing faces of Fort Canning, from the ancient 14th century to the colonial 19th century.

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CreaturesupCloseandPersonal

Venue : Pasir Ris ParkTarget Group : Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

What is a mangrove and why is it important to us? Embark on a fascinating tour to discover the answer. Look out for vinegar crabs, mudskippers, fiddler crabs, mud-creepers, and many more! Learn how unique plants and animals live in this rich but harsh habitat.

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HortParkGardenTour

Venue : HortParkTarget Group : All levels

Take a stroll around HortPark. Learn all about interesting plants and gardening ideas as we take you through the various theme gardens and display plots.

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FascinatingForestatLabrador

Venue : Labrador Nature ReserveTarget Group : Secondary, Tertiary

Discover the rich heritage of Labrador Nature Reserve, explore Singapore’s only coastal cliff vegetation, and learn how plants in the Reserve play an important role in the ecosystem by supporting other life forms.

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ChekJawaGuidedTour

Venue : Chek Jawa, Pulau UbinTarget Group : Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

Discover the beauty of Chek Jawa and learn about its six ecosystems, and the diverse array of animals that inhabit these unique habitats.

SensoryTrail

Venue : Pulau UbinTarget Group : Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

Experience nature at Pulau Ubin by stimulating all five senses on our Sensory Trail. This trail is an excellent introduction to the rustic and untouched natural beauty on the island.

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ConservationoftheNativeorchidsofSingapore

Venue : Tanglin Core, Singapore Botanic GardensTarget Group : Secondary, Tertiary

Did you know that of the 226 species of native orchids recorded in Singapore, more than 170 are considered to be extinct locally? Only five of them are common. Join us and learn about our orchid conservation programme, in which we monitor existing species, explore ways to conserve their germplasm and increase their numbers by planting them into appropriate environments in Singapore. You will be amazed by the horticultural considerations and challenges involved in this meaningful orchid re-introduction programme.

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AdventurewithPlants-SaraattheEvolutionGarden

Venue : Evolution Garden, Singapore Botanic GardensTarget Group : Kindergarten, Lower Primary

Travel back through time with Sara the Botanicosaurus, and help her search for her squirrel friends at the Evolution Garden. By going on this thematic trail, you will also learn about some of the ancient plants which emerged on Earth millions of years ago.

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Eco-GardenTour:Plantsandtheiruses

Venue : Eco-Garden, Singapore Botanic GardensTarget Group : Upper Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

Plants play a key role in our lives. Come explore our Eco-Garden, where you can study, smell and feel selected living specimens. Special emphasis will be placed on the economic uses of these plants to humans.

EvolutionGardenTour:EvolutionandAdaptationofPlants

Venue : Evolution Garden, Singapore Botanic GardensTarget Group : Upper Primary, Lower Secondary

Did you know that the first plants appeared on Earth about 500 million years ago? How did plants evolve and adapt over time? Come and explore the Evolution Garden, and you will discover endangered plant species, models of extinct plants, as well as real fossils!

EvolutionGardenTour:PlantClassification

Venue : Evolution Garden, Singapore Botanic GardensTarget Group : Upper Primary, Lower Secondary

Through observation of living specimens and investigative exercises, study the similarities and differences among different plant groups. The classification system of plants will also be explained.

HealingGarden

Venue : Healing Garden, Singapore Botanic GardensTarget Group : Secondary, Tertiary

Spread over 2.5 hectares, the Healing Garden is designed to be a tranquil retreat. It contains more than 400 species of medicinal plants traditionally used in Southeast Asia. The Healing Garden also serves as a plant bank, as many of these plants are dwindling in the wild.

FlowersatWork

Venue : Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden/Tanglin Core/Central Core, Singapore Botanic Gardens

Target Group : Upper Primary

Take a closer look at flowering plants, and increase your understanding of the forms and functions of flower parts. You will also learn about pollination.

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Let’sdiscoverPlantsandAnimals

Venue : Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden, Singapore Botanic GardensTarget Group : Kindergarten, Primary

Be amazed by the many different types of animals in Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden! Discover fascinating facts about the wildlife in the Children’s Garden, and learn the importance of respecting nature and our environment.HeritageTour

Venue : Tanglin Core, Singapore Botanic GardensTarget Group : Upper Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

Come view a piece of Singapore’s heritage – the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Highlights of this tour include a tour of the Heritage Museum, which features interactive exhibits and panels that share little known facts of the Gardens’ rich history. You will also get to view rare artefacts such as botanical books and paintings. The tour also brings you to some of the Gardens’ historical landmarks.

HerbsandSpices

Venue : Bukit Timah Core, Singapore Botanic GardensTarget Group : Upper Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

Herbs and spices have important culinary and medicinal uses. Come and explore our Herbs and Spices Garden, and learn more about the many benefits these plants provide us with.

LookingatPlants

Venue : Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden/Tanglin Core/Central Core, Singapore Botanic Gardens

Target Group : Upper Primary

This tour involves a comprehensive study of selected plants in the living collection found in the Singapore Botanic Gardens. This tour emphasises the functional parts of a plant – namely the leaves, flowers, fruits and seeds.

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rainforestTrek

Venue : Central Core, Singapore Botanic Gardens

Target Group : Upper Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

The beauty of the tropical rainforest lies in the fragility and uniqueness of the ecosystem, which is shaped by its inhabitants – the plants and animals found there. Come and join us for an enriching experience in the Singapore Botanic Gardens’ rainforest.

PondLife

Venue : Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden/Tanglin Core, Singapore Botanic Gardens

Target Group : Kindergarten, Lower Primary

How do aquatic plants survive when they are submerged in water? What are the special characteristics that enable some of them to float on the water surface? Many animals also live on aquatic plants. Learn about pond ecology, food chains, and aquatic ecosystems. You will be amazed by the many different types of aquatic plants and animals that can be found in ponds.

SaraGoesCarbonFootprinting

Venue : Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden, Singapore Botanic Gardens

Target Group : Primary

Join Sara the Botanicosaurus and her new friend, Rana the Frog, on this tour. Learn about carbon footprints and the many small, but important things that all of us can do to make a difference to our home, planet Earth. You will also be introduced to some useful trees along the tour.

Numbers&Shapes

Venue : Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden/Botany Centre, Singapore Botanic Gardens


Follow a trail of numbers and shapes at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. You will have the opportunity to discover interesting characteristics of selected plants, with special emphasis on numbers and shapes.

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KentridgeParkHeritageTour

Venue : Kent Ridge ParkTarget Group : Secondary, Tertiary

Discover the interesting flora and fauna at Kent Ridge Park, and learn about one of the fiercest battles fought in Singapore during World War II, which took place on Kent Ridge Hill.

SouthernridgesNatureTour

Venue : Mount Faber Park & Telok Blangah Hill

ParkTarget Group : Secondary, Tertiary

This tour takes you through the Southern Ridges, a soothing sanctuary of greenery that is steeped in history as well as unique flora and fauna. Highlights of the tour include the Henderson Waves, the Sembcorp Forest of Giants, the Forest Walk and the Singing Forest.

TheBirthdayParty:SaraattheChildren’sGarden

Venue : Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden, Singapore Botanic Gardens


Sara the Botanicosaurus is organising a birthday party for her baby brother. At the last minute, she realises that she has forgotten to get him a birthday present! Help Sara search for the perfect gift and along the way, have a fun and memorable experience in Asia’s first children’s garden.

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GuidedWalkatSungeiBulohWetlandreserve

Venue : Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

Target Group : All Levels

Join us on a guided walk around Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, where you can learn about the interesting flora and fauna that inhabit the Reserve, and discover how they are all interconnected in the web of life.

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Park(s)orienteering

Venue : Various parksTarget Group : Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

This is an outdoor activity that teaches your students map-reading and navigation skills. It is designed to raise environmental awareness and encourage an appreciation of nature in everyone. It also helps to promote teamwork, critical thinking and leadership skills.

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iheArTNatureWorkshop

Venue : Bukit Batok Nature Park, Dairy Farm Nature ParkTarget Group : Kindergarten, Lower Primary

Through this activity, children are able to build confidence and express their creativity while being connected to a natural environment. They will have opportunities to engage in interesting art and craft with nature-related themes.

Workshops

Date : Open (first-come, first-served basis)Duration : 1–2 hoursGroup Size : 20–30 paxCharges : $10–$30 per student

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BottledGardens-Terrariums

Venue : HortParkTarget Group : Primary, Secondary

Have you ever wanted your own miniature bottled garden? At this hands-on workshop, learn how to create a sustainable enclosed garden with minimal fuss. Materials will be provided, and you can take home your terrarium after the workshop.

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GrowYourFirstAirPlant

Venue : HortParkTarget Group : Upper Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

As their common name implies, air plants are plants that grow on other plants, needing little or even no soil. Learn how to care for these unusual members of the plant kingdom, and discover how you can best decorate your home and garden with them. Materials will be provided, and you can take home your own air plant after the workshop.

NatureSketchingintheGarden

Venue : HortParkTarget Group : Upper Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

The workshop will cover basic landscape and nature drawing, as well as basic colour theory. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the unique characteristics of nature, as well as of flora and fauna that can be found in HortPark. Materials will be provided.

StartingyourFirstPlant

Venue : HortParkTarget Group : Kindergarten, Primary

Try your hand at growing your first plant and learn how to take care of it. We encourage the use of old household items for this workshop, so bring along a used container, and find out how you can recycle it into a beautiful pot for your plant.

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Create a miniature garden in a dish! Experience being a landscape designer for a day as you design the layout of the plants in your dish garden.

myGardeninaBottle

Venue : Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden, Singapore Botanic GardensTarget Group : Primary, Secondary

Fancy having a garden of your own, but lack the space and time? Try creating your own terrarium – a type of container garden that is cheap, easy to create, and needs minimal care.

“TreesAroundus”dramaSeries


Each workshop is centred on a story about trees, and the many living creatures that make trees their home. Through play and dramatisation, take on various roles in the story, with the help of simple props and costumes. Through each story, you will learn about the beauty of trees, and also the importance of incorporating good behaviour in your lives.

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Talks

SaraGoesGardening

Date : Open (first-come, first-served basis)

Duration : 1 hourCharges : $9 per studentVenue : Jacob Ballas

Children’s Garden, Singapore Botanic Gardens

Group Size : 20 students Target Group : Kindergarten, Lower

Primary

Join Sara the Botanicosaurus as she discovers fascinating facts about gardening. Enjoy interesting stories about lemon grass, garlic, spring onion and many more nutritious and yummy herbs and spices. Besides learning about how plants are important for your health and well-being, you can also pick up gardening tips on how you can grow your own kitchen garden!

StorytimewithSaraSeries


Duration : 1 hourCharges : $6 per studentVenue : Jacob Ballas


Group Size : 20 students Target Group : Kindergarten, Lower

Primary

Join Sara the Botanicosaurus and her friends for fun-filled storytelling sessions designed specially for the little ones. In each story, you will learn about the importance of plants and their uses, and find out how you can help to save the Earth and protect the environment. You will also get to explore Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden, and get up close and personal with the plants that are featured in the stories.

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Duration : 20 minCharges : $150 per talkVenue : Jacob Ballas


Group Size : 20–60 studentsTarget Group : Kindergarten,

Primary

Join us for a talk on Asia’s first children’s garden! Learn about the many colours, shapes, sizes, and textures of the plants in our Sensory Garden. You can find plants that can be used to make drinks and dyes here. There are even plants that grow on other plants! Have fun at the Fantastic Forest, which includes a tree house, a pond, a suspension bridge and a cave! There is plenty to see and do in the Children’s Garden!

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Nature Ways

NatureWaymonitoringProgramme

Target Group : Secondary, Tertiary

The Nature Way Monitoring Programme engages schools which are located in close proximity to these green corridors to monitor and assess biodiversity. Through long-term monitoring, we can assess the effectiveness of the Nature Ways as conduits for bird and butterfly movement.

For more information on the Nature Way Monitoring Programme, please contact Samantha Lai at [email protected].

As of June 2014, the Nature Ways in Singapore are as follows:

• Admiralty (3.5 km) – connects Admiralty Park to Central Catchment Nature Reserve (Mandai)

• Kheam Hock (1 km) – connects the Singapore Botanic Gardens to Central Catchment Nature Reserve (MacRitchie)

• Punggol (3.5 km) – connects Punggol Park to Pasir Ris Park

• Tampines (6 km) – connects Bedok Reservoir Park to Pasir Ris Park

• Tanglin (5.5 km) – connects the Singapore Botanic Gardens to the Southern Ridges (Telok Blangah Hill Park)

• Yishun (10.5 km) – connects Yishun Park to Central Catchment Nature Reserve (Mandai)

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resourcematerialsavailablefordownload:

• DIY e-guides on walking trails in parks and nature areas www.nparks.gov.sg/eguides

• Worksheets and other teaching resources www.nparks.gov.sg/education

• Know 10 trees in Singapore (information on Singapore’s common trees)www.nparks.gov.sg/cms/know10trees

For more information about our programmes, please contact us :

• Shannon [email protected] 6471 7848

• Gina Leong [email protected] 6471 7847

• Nurul Haniza [email protected] 6471 7362

• Nicky Ng [email protected] 6471 7812

• Denise Chen [email protected] 6471 7901

To get the latest updates on events and happenings in our parks, please sign up for oure-newsletter at www.nparks.gov.sg/mailinglist.

All information is correct at the time of printing.NParks reserves the right to amend the charges and activities without prior notice.

This programme guidebook is printed on environmentally friendly paper.

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