WWF-Singapore believes in protecting the biodiversity of our own city. Despite being a small island, Singapore is a haven of rich biodiversity that needs to be preserved and supported by all stakeholders. Our local initiatives seek to tackle these issues, but we need your help in continuing our efforts to engage individuals and communities in creating a better home for all of us.
These programmes are designed to raise climate awareness and provide opportunities to the public to learn more about nature and forge a greater connection with the environment, inspiring action towards protecting it.
WWF Explores: Wetland Watchers
WWF-Singapore’s Wetland Watchers at Lim Chu Kang Nature Park is a monthly conservation programme to foster a greater connection between humans and nature. From identifying coastal birds to trying field techniques employed by scientists, participants can gain hands-on experience in the world of a field biologist while actively contributing to the conservation of Singapore’s precious ecosystems. No prior experience is needed for this programme and we invite you to join our upcoming sessions. Visit our registration page HERE for the programme dates.
Duration: 2.5 hours
Frequency: 1st Saturday of the month
Availability: Open to Public
Suitable for beginners and participants of all ages.
Increased temperature, flash floods and cold spells are just the beginning of the climatic changes we would experience here in Singapore. Beyond that lies other environmental issues such as plastic pollution, illegal trade of wildlife parts and products and the decline in biodiversity as a whole.
Our local initiatives seek to tackle these issues, but we need your help in continuing our efforts to engage individuals and communities in creating a better Home for all of us. All 5.9 million (and counting) of us need to work together on the same goal.
What if we told you we could work together to slow down the effects of climate change and other environmental concerns in Singapore? We are calling out for funds to support our outreach efforts and activities, to help heighten awareness and encourage adoption of green measures in the wider community.
WWF Explores: Natural Heritage Walks at Rifle Range Nature Park
Discover the hidden wonders of Rifle Range Nature Park, a vital hub for ecological connectivity in Singapore through our free monthly guided walks. Led by experienced guides, participants will unravel the secrets of our rich natural heritage and may encounter elusive species like the Straw-headed Bulbul and Malayan Colugo.
Look out for our next guided walk date HERE. Pre-registrations are required, so make sure to sign up ahead as spots tend to fill up quickly!
Duration: 1.5 hours
Frequency: 2nd Saturday of every month
Availability: Open to Public
Suitable for beginners and participants of all ages. Participants must be comfortable with stairs and uneven terrains.
Biodiversity Monitoring
Embark on a meaningful journey with our Connectivity Monitoring Programme at Rifle Range Road. In the midst of urbanisation, our forest habitats face fragmentation, hindering wildlife movement and making them vulnerable to human activities. Join us as a volunteer to conduct ecological monitoring to understand and mitigate these challenges!
Register as a WWF-Singapore volunteer HERE.
Duration: 2-2.5 hours
Frequency: Last Saturday and Sunday of every month
Availability: Open to registered volunteers only
Suitable for participants aged 16 and above. Participants will be trained prior to attending the programme.
Invasive Species Management
Invasive weeds pose a significant risk by rapidly overtaking local plants and disrupting habitats. Let’s address the challenges presented by these invasive species and safeguard our native ecosystems by taking part in our Rail Corridor Invasive Species Management session, held every 3rd Friday of the month from 9:30 am to 11 am! No experience is necessary, and all equipment will be provided.
Kindly note that this event is exclusively for our registered volunteers. If you have friends or families interested, we encourage them to reach out to us first. Together, let’s make a positive impact on our local environment!
Register as a WWF-Singapore volunteer HERE.
Duration: 1.5 hours
Frequency: 3rd Friday of every month
Availability: Open to registered volunteers only
Suitable for participants aged 16 and above, and who are comfortable working in an outdoor environment.
Aligned with the Singapore Green Plan 2030, a pivotal component of the National Parks Board’s endeavours is to evolve Singapore into a City in Nature. The OneMillionTrees initiative strives to enhance the natural environment within our urban landscape by planting an additional one million trees throughout Singapore by 2030.
Active community engagement is crucial for the success of our initiative. At WWF-Singapore, we develop extensive programmes to educate participants about the essential role that greenery plays in addressing the impacts of climate change. Join us in contributing to the lush transformation of Singapore!
Duration: 1.5 – 2 hours
Frequency: Ad-hoc
Availability: Open to registered volunteers and WWF supporters
Suitable for participants aged 16 and above, and who are comfortable working in an outdoor environment.
There is much to be done to keep Singapore green and rich in biodiversity. Everyone must do their part, and here’s how you can help.
In addition to signing up for individual programmes and initiatives that engage in different areas like Climate, Sustainability and Circular Economy, and Nature and Biodiversity, you can also donate here to support WWF-Singapore’s work.
Have interesting wildlife sightings you would like to share? Join our WWF-Singapore iNaturalist project HERE to help us collect data on the biodiversity in Singapore!
Let’s unite our efforts to create a significant impact in Singapore – where every small action matters.
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