In the time it takes to say ’deforestation’, another chunk of forest the size of a football pitch is destroyed. That’s every two seconds, every single day.

From the air we breathe to the wood we use, forests provide resources essential to our daily lives. They are home to more than half of the world’s land-based species, and globally, over 1 billion people live in and around forests and rely on them for food, shelter and their livelihoods. Furthermore, as the second largest storehouse of carbon, forest degradation has become a huge concern globally as we are losing forests at an alarming rate.

In 60 minutes, we will shed some insights on what are the main drivers behind deforestations and the simple things you can do now to save the world’s forests. Explore with us the various ways we can put back that chunk of forest lost.

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Biodiversity supports nature and provides us with resources we need to survive: food, clean water, medicine, and shelter. However, according to the WWF 2020 Living Planet Report, the population sizes of mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, and reptiles have seen an alarming average drop of 68% since 1970. Learn and celebrate biodiversity through a fun hands-on session on biodiversity and the important role it plays in the continuity of our planet. Unleash your inner Picasso with a professional doodler guiding you on how you can draw your favourite animal species!

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We protect wildlife because they inspire us and are a part of our legacy. We focus our efforts on iconic species like tigers, elephants, and sharks — namely species that influence and support the survival of other species, or offers the opportunity to protect whole landscapes or marine areas.

This green talk will provide a broader insight on the unique challenges faced by the wildlife species in our region, WWF’s conservation solutions to protect wildlife and how you, as an individual, can help bring wildlife back.

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In the recent years, we have received constant reminders of the severity of the climate crisis we face with extreme weather. You don’t have to be a scientist to look out your window and see its effects – storms, floods, drought, debilitating forest fires with last year being one of the hottest years on record.

The climate crisis isn’t in the post, it’s been delivered. And these impacts will only worsen if the global temperature continues to rise. Through this talk, learn more about the topic, what it takes to safeguard our planet and what each of us can do to work towards a low-carbon, climate-resilient Singapore.

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Did you know that Singapore’s waters are home to more than 250 species of hard corals, more than 100 species of reef fish and about 200 species of sponges? Unfortunately, due to threats such as Climate Change and pollution, the world has lost over 50% of its reefs.

This curated St John’s Island trail is aimed to encourage an appreciation for the rich biodiversity and history of St John’s Island. Join us as we connect back to nature and learn about the vast wonders of biodiversity Singapore has and what we can do to preserve and protect it. This includes planting 50 corals at the Sisters’ Island Marine Park to support its habitat enhancement efforts.

Note: This project is scalable. Should you want to sponsor more corals, we can come back to you with a bespoke proposal. 

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Singapore experiences haze in various degrees over the years and the country last faced it in 2019 before the Covid-19 pandemic hit. Palm oil has often been blamed for contributing to the haze problem. A report by the World Bank showed that more than 500,000 hectares of land burnt in 2015 was in palm oil concessions. 

Yet, while steps have rightly been taken to identify sustainable sources of paper, little has been mentioned about how we can ensure the palm oil we buy, often found in more than 50% of packed goods at the supermarket is not contributing to the haze. 

In 60 minutes, this session provides more insight on the role of palm-oil to the haze and how businesses and individuals can be part of having cleaner air for everyone.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has placed the spotlight on the role of illegal and unregulated wildlife trade in the spread of zoonotic diseases. 

Such trade brings animals away from their natural habitats into close proximity with people along transport routes and in markets. Animal to animal, species to species and wildlife to human transmission is therefore greatly facilitated by such trade. 

Although governments are under pressure to implement blanket prohibitions on wildlife trade, massive political and socio economic challenges exist.

This enlightening session focuses on the risks posed by the hunting, trade and consumption of wildlife to human societies and the measures that can be implemented to reduce the risk of future pandemics.

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In Singapore, about 700 million kg of plastic waste is discarded every year.  However, less than 10% of plastics are being recycled. Our excessive use of plastics which has since increased due to the Covid-19 pandemic, is impacting ocean health and biodiversity. By 2050, there could be more plastics in the ocean than fish by weight. 

In this session, find out how businesses can transform how we use plastic and how individuals can play a part in creating change too. A lasting solution lies in a systemic change to make plastics more useful, even as we use less plastic.

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The global Living Planet Index shows an average 68% decline in biodiversity between 1970 and 2016. This matters because biodiversity is fundamental to human life on Earth, and the evidence is unequivocal – it is being destroyed at a rate unprecedented in history. As emission levels peak every year, pandemics are getting more frequent, placing a greater threat on biodiversity and exacerbating the loss of species.

WWF collaborates with people and businesses globally to develop and deliver innovative solutions that protect communities, wildlife, and their habitat. Spend the hour with us to understand the fragility of our environment and delve into what it takes to safeguard our planet and Singapore’s future, as part of a global movement for the environment.

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Nature-based solutions (NbS) is the new buzz word. But what are they exactly and what are some common misconceptions surrounding the term? How can they help to address the climate crisis while benefiting both nature and society? Are there any challenges and risks associated with their implementation?

This green talk will provide a broader insight on the potential of NbS in addressing societal challenges and biodiversity loss, WWF’s efforts in this space and what governments and companies can do to build a nature-positive economy and business.

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Take an exciting yet peaceful stroll through nature with our guided nature walk, as you learn more about the different plant and insect species endemic to Singapore. At the same time, learn the basics of macro-photography from professional photographers using only your phone and discover the wonders of nature through a macro lens.

PINS is one of WWF Explores Programmes that aims to bring people to the great outdoors to explore and discover exciting things about our natural world. This is part of our outreach effort to promote the preservation of nature through Citizen Science.

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Mangrove forests are extremely productive ecosystems that provide numerous goods and services to both the marine environment and people. They serve as nurseries for many aquatic animals and are home to an astounding number of species. They provide essential storm protection and act as powerful carbon sinks – storing more carbon than any other type of forest, locking carbon away in the soil underneath their roots.

However, due to deforestation and pollution, this ecosystem is quickly being destroyed. During high tide, man-made wastes, such as plastics and foam pieces, are trapped in the complex roots of mangroves. Through this activity, participants will help to clear plastic and trash debris,  learn more about the mangroves, rehabilitate them and protect the animals that reside within them. We also encourage our participants to track their impact, recording important data on the amount and types of trash collected. The data collected will deliver a snapshot of river trash which will help provide researchers and policy-makers insight to inform solutions.

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Did you know, globally each year, 100,000 marine mammals die as a result of plastic pollution either through ingestion or entanglement? Through this activity, participants will have the opportunity to connect back to nature and learn about the impact of litter on wildlife and the environment. They will even get a chance to visit the litter hot-spots along the river!

With this, participants will form a better understanding of how pollution affects not only our biodiversity, but us too in terms of public health and safety as it affects the quality of our supply of drinking water.

During our cleanups we urge participants to track their impact, collecting important data on the amount and types of trash collected. The data collected will deliver a snapshot of river trash which will help provide researchers and policy-makers insight to inform solutions

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Did you know that in Singapore, up to 50% of the items in a supermarket or grocery store contain palm oil? These include food, toiletries, and cosmetics. Join us and find out what we can do to become the world’s first sustainable palm oil nation and why this is important. Take part in a fun scavenger hunt around your office or household to identify products that contain palm oil. Learn about the different certifications for palm oil sustainability, and how to make more responsible decisions on your next trip to the supermarket.

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Since 1986, over 16 million people collectively removed more than 330 million pounds of trash from beaches and waterways around the world, according to the International Coastal Cleanup.

The problem of plastic in nature, particularly in our oceans, is a global crisis. Every minute, about a dump-truck load of plastic goes into the oceans, sullying beaches, hurting wildlife, and contaminating our food supply.

In this activity, we will clean up our beautiful beaches and keep them plastic free. Every piece of plastic you pick up is one less piece in nature. After the cleanup, we will also weigh the amount of trash that participants collected, to track the impact of the activity.

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Are you known as the sustainability champion in your workplace? Challenge your colleagues and friends on your knowledge of conservation topics through a fun and engaging trivia battle! Along the way, you will gain the latest facts about conservation topics such as climate change, illegal wildlife trade, and plastic consumption. Flex your environmental muscles and put your knowledge to the test to find out who amongst you are the true conservation champions!

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Oceans supply half the oxygen we breathe, and provide food and livelihoods for more than a billion people. However, centuries of overuse and neglect threaten to leave us with a vast blue wasteland.

It’s time to change the way we see our oceans – from places where we take what we want and dump what we don’t, to a shared resource that supports the lives of billions of people. After all, aside from the forest, oceans are the other lungs of our Earth that support numerous wildlife and are essential to the vital water cycle. 

From coral reefs to the high seas, this talk covers the unique threats that our oceans face and our role in it. Learn about how local communities and businesses are coming together in a concerted effort to protect our marine environments, save iconic species and preserve vital livelihoods and food sources for people in Asia.

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Human activities in forested areas – such as forest-clearing for human settlement or to create land to produce food cause major disruptions to ecosystems, which then causes diseases to spillover from their natural wild hosts to people. Keeping forests intact not only provides economic benefits and reduces our vulnerability to climate change but also reduces our exposure to diseases. As the world struggles to recover from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, action is needed to protect intact forests and restore those that have been destroyed or degraded, in a way that benefits people and restores ecosystem functions.

Join us as we focus on the link between deforestation and pandemics, the value of intact forests in preventing future pandemics and the role of individuals, governments and the private sector in scaling up ambition to protect and restore forests.

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Globally, nearly 789 million people still have little to no access to electricity. They depend on primitive forms of energy like charcoal and firewood to ignite their way through the night. This has a devastating impact on the health and well-being, economic stability, educational outcomes, and the environment they live in.

Join us in this rewarding guided assembly session on building junior buddy solar lights that will be delivered to children in Cambodia. Be a part of a movement where the gift of a solar light can bring hope and opportunity to the life of such a child and help them reach their full potential.

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**Quantity of lights and associated price is scalable. Please enquire for more details.

Wildlife rangers are our frontline defence against the illegal wildlife trade. However, they often encounter challenges and face numerous life-threatening scenarios, such as poachers, forest snares and a lack of equipment. Take part in a virtual experience to learn more about the challenges that these wildlife rangers face. Solve puzzles as a team and find out if you have what it takes to be a wildlife ranger! Along the way, you will learn about the snaring crisis and illegal wildlife trade, and also what you as an individual can do to help our rangers in the field.

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Biodiversity supports everything in nature that we need to survive: food, clean water, medicine, and shelter. However, according to the WWF 2020 Living Planet Report, the population sizes of mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, and reptiles have seen an alarming average drop of 68% since 1970. Learn amazing facts about our world’s most beloved animals through a guided Origami session and zen with us during this hour. We promise you, you will walk away relaxed and inspired to protect these beautiful creatures.

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