Singapore is a feast for nature and animal lovers … beginning with the Zoo, the Bird Park, the Night Safari and the River Safari. Explore mangroves, tropical forests, rainforests, estuarine and tidal habitats.
Much to see, learn, photograph, experience and absorb.
Sisters Island These islands are peaceful and tranquil, with limited development. Big Sister island (Subar Laut) faces seawards, while Little Sister island (Subar Darat) ...
Kusu Island Located off the south-eastern tip of Singapore and famous for its turtle sanctuary and temples. The warm waters of the beaches and lagoon are good for swimming and ...
Forget classrooms. Skip the homework. Jurong Bird Park camps provide a perfect opportunity for kids (of various age groups) to get out and about, and experience hands-on ...
Bird watching at its most interesting ! Lorong Halus Wetland, along Serangoon Reservoir, collects and treats water passing through the former landfill, preventing it from ...
One of the best 'outings' for children (and anybody else) in Singapore and one of the most beautiful zoos in the world. A 28 hectare secondary forest surrounded by the tranquil ...
The world's first and only night zoo, a forest 'bathed' in moonlight. 40 hectares of secondary jungle (adjoining the Singapore Zoo) combining an open zoo environment with the ...
The International Summer Stewardship Program brings together teenagers from Bali and all over the world in a program of adventure and learning aimed at inspiring young people to ...
This is Asia's first garden exclusively for children, designed to provide discovery and learning experiences in a garden setting for children under 12 years. Free ...
If you want to know how, here are some links to reducing carbon emissions, a carbon calculator, tips, e-documentaries, blogs and recipes. (The titles are the links to the ...
