Exploration of City Jungle

Come explore our Green Oasis, a 4-storey spiralling botanical promenade, and enjoy magnificent unobstructed views of the city skyline at our Sky Garden which features the tallest observatory deck that is opened to the public.

Ferns, Fish, and Trees: A Virtual Tour of Place Names of Singapore

7 May • 10:30am

In this virtual tour, Dr Shawn Lum introduces participants to the interesting origins of the names of some places in Singapore and their link to our natural heritage.

Global Gateways and Paths: Early Migrant Communities and Their Trade Activities

15, 22, 29 May • 04:00pm

Travel back in time in the volunteer-led tour to explore the history of early migrant communities and global travel patterns in the commonly unexplored areas in Singapore.

HortPark – Where Horticulture Meets Natural Heritage

Natural heritage can be found everywhere around us here in Singapore - even in our own backyards! This article explores how HortPark, as a one-stop gardening resource hub, advances gardening and green landscaping initiatives that remain valiant efforts at the green agenda and preserving Singapore’s natural heritage!

Iconic Trees in Singapore’s Civic District

Singapore is one of the world’s greenest cities today and there is no better place to start appreciating the beauty of our City in Nature than in our historic Civic District. Standing alongside distinctive and well-loved conserved buildings housing memories from yesterday are majestic trees that witnessed our city’s progress. All the iconic trees have their very own stories to tell. Learn more about their significance in Singapore’s precious past and our greening journey together.

Look Up: Guided tour by Marie-Pierre Mol, curator of the exhibition

28 - 29 May • 11:00am • EHL Campus, Singapore

28 - 29 May • 01:00pm • EHL Campus, Singapore

Visit the beautiful art deco building hosting EHL Campus, learn about the history of this place and discover Look Up an art exhibition encompassing artworks which question our connection to nature.

Not Your Grandfather’s Road: A Virtual Tour of Singapore’s Streets Named After Trees

27 May • 07:30pm

In this virtual tour, Dr Shawn Lum introduces participants to the interesting origins of some of Singapore’s street names and their link to trees!

Plasticity

Artist and photographer Ernest Goh, as part of his residency with Exactly Foundation, created a photography series which zooms into the epic scale of plastic pollution via extreme close-up images of microplastic fragments, some just 2mm in size.

Rentak Warisan with Sri Mahligai: Hari Raya 2022 Special Edition

17 May • 08:00pm • Malay Heritage Centre

Silent Streets: A Look at the Magpie Robin

The Oriental Magpie Robin is a beloved songbird once known as the “Straits Robin” by British bird-watchers. Cultural practices of bird-watching and other ways of appreciating birdsong are traced through the changing biodiversity of a rapidly urbanising Singapore.