Open to the Public Join Kwok Peng and travel back in time for a pictorial conversation of Singapore’s coast from 1950s – 1970s, when the coastline was vastly different from today. Fishing villages dotted the shores. Inshore fishing was an occupation for many. Kelongs were abundant in the shallow waters. Prawn ponds occupied the estuaries...

Open to the Public Join Steven and Simon on a special walk as a part of the Asia Nature Challenge (ANC), a continent-wide initiative encouraging people across Asia to observe and document nature and wildlife in their local areas using the iNaturalist platform. Participants of this walk will explore the park’s resident butterflies, learn tips...

Open to the Public Get ready for the upcoming Singapore Bird Race 2025 with this special online session! NSS Bird Group members Yong Ding Li and Lim Kim Chuah will share their experiences from past races and insights into how participants can approach the event. Whether you’re new or returning, this talk will help you...

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...

Members Only How can we make sense of all the greenery in Singapore? With the many plant species lining our streets, gardens and parks, it can feel overwhelming to tell one plant apart from another. Join Mr Bian Tan on this beginner-friendly walk through Bidadari Park where you will learn how to recognize plants using...

Open to the Public Invasive species may look harmless, but they can cause real damage to our native habitats. One such plant is the Zanzibar Yam (Dioscorea sansibarensis) — a fast-growing vine that strangles native plants and disrupts forest ecosystems. Be part of our Nature Monitoring, Management & Restoration Programme, where you’ll work alongside our...

Open to the Public Invasive species may look harmless, but they can cause real damage to our native habitats. One such plant is the Zanzibar Yam (Dioscorea sansibarensis) — a fast-growing vine that strangles native plants and disrupts forest ecosystems. Be part of our Nature Monitoring, Management & Restoration Programme, where you’ll work alongside our...

Open to The Public Last year we counted 664 raptors of 13 species. What raptors will show up this year? Let’s find out together on our 18th Raptor Watch! Registration and Enquires: Please contact the following site leaders for the exact location: Kent Ridge Park Alan OwYong – [email protected] Lorong Halus Wetlands Tan Kok Hui...

NSS Members Only Explore the thrill and technique behind dynamic photography – from wildlife to action-packed moments. As part of the pre-event activities for the Singapore Bird Race 2025, Join us for an inspiring session with Singapore wildlife photographer Wayne Chng (@waynephotojournal) as he shares his journey of capturing the untamed beauty of nature across Singapore and Asia....

Open to the public We planted the trees, now let’s make sure they thrive! Ready to break a sweat? Join us for a rewarding morning of post-planting site maintenance along the Rail Corridor! Be the reason our saplings survive and flourish into a lush green corridor. Take this chance to get hands-on, connect with nature,...

The wait is over — registration is now open for the 41st Singapore Bird Race 2025! Gather your team, grab your binoculars, and get ready for an exciting race to spot and record as many bird species as you can across Singapore. About the Singapore Bird Race 41 years of birds, binoculars, and a growing...

Open to the Public Join Yong Ding Li at Kranji Marshes to see some of our regular, long-distance visitors from across Asia.  At this ramble, Ding Li will introduce participants to the East Asian-Australasian Flyway, Singapore’s geographical position as part of this massive flyway, and the many migratory species that use it.  Kranji Marshes is...