ACRES is a registered Charity that aims to create a world where all animals are treated as fellow sentient beings. Our focus areas include wildlife rescue and rehabilitation, investigating wildlife crime, promoting human-wildlife coexistence and community outreach. All our work is encapsulated by our humane education, raising awareness and equipping people to advance animal welfare in their own capacity!

The Bird Society of Singapore promotes a transparent, science-based approach in our efforts to expand local and regional knowledge on birds. Head down to our booth to learn more about our science, our resources, and how you can meaningfully contribute to research and conservation!

Cicada Tree Eco-Place is an environmental education non-government organisation that promotes the conservation of local biodiversity, nature and culture. In conjunction with FoB 2025, Cicada Tree Eco-Place is publishing a children's book titled "Top 10 Weirdest Critters of Singapore’s Rainforest." The book is an environmental education resource of the "Protect Our Last Wilderness" conservation campaign by Cicada Tree Eco-Place.

Earthlink NTU members will share about the unique biodiversity of NTU's campus and the many challenges we face living close to a wildlife-rich area. Specimens collected from past human-wildlife conflict issues, such as bird strikes, will be put on display.

Entomological Network of Singapore (ENSING) hopes to showcase some of our insect variety and ways of life, and the threats they face. Different insects play different but equally important roles in the environment, but more often than not they are misunderstood and shunned. So, learn how to identify the variety of insects found in Singapore, not just the charismatic ones, and how they contribute to our daily lives. You don’t have to venture deep into the forests to find them, many can be spotted right in your own backyard.

The Friends of Marine Park (FMP) community is a dynamic network of stakeholders from civil society, business, academia and public service. Explore the incredible marine biodiversity of Singapore and learn about ongoing conservation efforts by the marine community with Friends of Marine Park. Through engaging activities, we showcase how individuals and organizations are working together to protect our oceans.

The Herpetological Society of Singapore (HSS) is a group of herpetology enthusiasts based in Singapore. HSS's booth will have a variety of reptile specimens and posters, along with herp-themed figurines & toys. Furthermore, we will also be selling our merchandise (stickers, pins, and posters) at the booth.

The Jane Goodall Institute (Singapore) (JGIS) is the local chapter of the organisation founded by Dr. Jane Goodall to empower people to make a difference for all living things. We aim to inspire hope through action. Our vision is to promote a healthy planet where people make compassionate choices to live sustainably and in harmony with each other, the environment, and animals.

The Just Keep Thinking booth will showcase the Eco-Train Exhibition, a free, public-access environmental education initiative focused on Southeast Asia’s rainforests. Featuring a miniature Eco-Train model, AR rainforest experience, and showcasing wildlife specimens, the booth aims to raise awareness, engage stakeholders, and explore collaboration opportunities to expand the project’s impact.

The Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum is Singapore’s only natural history museum, located at the National University of Singapore. We house over a million biological specimens, field notes, and photographs from Southeast Asia. We support biodiversity research, share knowledge with the public, and engage in education and outreach, preserving Singapore’s natural heritage and contributing to global scientific efforts.

LepakInSG will be conducting a quiz game on environmental issues in Singapore.

Learn about how Mandai Nature, the conservation arm of Mandai Wildlife Group, helps ensure local biodiversity found in the Mandai Wildlife Reserve can thrive, and find out how we work with partners to protect some of Southeast Asia's most threatened wildlife.

The Nature Photographic Society Singapore (NPSS) specialises in taking nature photos such as Avian/Wildlife, macro, and landscape. Our booth will have photo exhibits showing members works, in addition to logo. There will be a demonstration of how to take live macro photos at the booth and video clips of the society’s activities. We will also show how to take responsible nature photos, such as not closing in to the subject especially in nesting situations.

Nature Society (Singapore) is a non-government, non-profit organisation dedicated to the appreciation, conservation, study and enjoyment of the natural heritage in Singapore, Malaysia and the surrounding region. Singapore is home to a wide array of biodiversity from the very tiny to the majestic. Visit our booth to find out more about them and our natural environment through a combination of show and tell and activities.

National University of Singapore will highlight local plants and fungi and their usefulness to humans.

NUS Toddycats! are volunteers with the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. We aim to expose, develop, enthuse and apply individuals to programmes in conservation, education and research. We engage the public through exhibitions, seminars and symposia, nature and heritage trails, Coastal Clean-ups, online resources and form active partnerships with the larger community! Come to our booth to find out how you can contribute!

NParks - Conservation Division will showcase our natural heritage found in our Nature Reserves and Nature Parks at our booth.

NParks - Wildlife Management takes a community- and science-based approach to human-wildlife encounters in Singapore. Come learn more about our work and how you can play your part in ensuring safe and responsible encounters with wildlife.

The Otter Working Group is a close partnership of multiple entities including NParks, NUS, ACRES, PAssion Wave, PUB, Mandai Wildlife Group, and members of the public, collectively working towards otter conservation and management in Singapore. Visit our Otter Working Group booth to find out more.

Our Wild Neighbours (OWN) Initiative is a nationwide outreach programme promoting human-wildlife coexistence in Singapore. Supported by Mandai Nature and in partnership with local nature groups, OWN seeks to educate and empower the public to live harmoniously with our wildlife. Ever wonder how you can minimise the occurrence of bats roosting in your attic or discourage macaques from visiting your estate? Visit our booth to find out more!

Raffles' Banded Langur Working Group was established in 2016 to carry out research, education outreach and conservation activities for the Raffles' Banded Langur (Presbytis femoralis). It is a Critically Endangered monkey found only in Singapore and Malaysia and is considered one of the top 25 most endangered primates in the world.

Singapore Wildcat Action Group (SWAG) promotes wildcats, like leopard cats and tigers and takes actions to conserve them. We are volunteer-run! Booth highlights: come learn about wildcats and what you can do to make a difference for them. Children, come play a game, listen to a story, and get a cute wildcat sticker! Wildcat merchandise like children’s books, and other fun stuff will be on sale!

Singapore Youth Voices for Biodiversity (SYVB) is the Singapore Chapter of the Global Youth Biodiversity Network, official youth representatives at the United Nations' Convention on Biological Diversity. We work extensively on local and international biodiversity policy and stakeholder engagement. Our booth will showcase SYVB's biodiversity policy projects, outreach events like guided walks, and advertise our social media projects like our COP Vlogs.

The Straw-headed Bulbul Working Group hopes to create awareness about the Straw-headed Bulbul, its plight and how everyone can help ensure the population continues to thrive in Singapore.

World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Singapore will showcase topics on coral restoration, wetland conservation, public walks and invasive species. Discover Marine Conservation, Outdoor Programmes, Eco-Schools, WWF Explores. Engage with us!