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

The Bird Society of Singapore is a science-based collective promoting research and conser ation of our avifauna. The society focus on widening interest in bird watching, deepending ties with like-minded organisations and drawing on the collective expertise of our community. Commited to advancing local and regional ornithological knowledge and promoting transparent record-sharing across the community, Bird Society of Singapore aim to build community capacity and empower our local birdwatches to contribute to reserach and conservaation.

Cicada Tree Eco-Place is an environmental education non-government organisation that promotes the conservation of local biodiversity, nature and culture. Head down to their booth to enjoy fun activities, learn more about nature in Singapore and find out about upcoming public walks!

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. Insects specimens collected on NTU campus will also be put on display!

Entomological Network of Singapore (ENSING) hopes to showcase some of Singapore's insect variety and their ways of life. Different insects play different but equally important roles in the environment, but more often than not they are misunderstood and overlooked. Learn how to identify the variety of insects found in Singapore, not just the charismatic ones. 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, FMP 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 will showcase wet and dry specimens of some local herpetofauna, informative posters, figurines, scientific models, and photos and videos taken by members. Look forward to exciting merchandise, including stickers, pins, T-shirts, posters, and the "A Field Guide to the Reptiles and Amphibians of Singapore" book.

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. The booth will highlight JGIS' work in Singapore: Roots & Shoots, the Raffles Banded Langur Citizen Science programme, Long-tailed Macaque Guarding and Ecotherapy, and share the message of harmonious coexistence between humans and wildlife. Look forward to interactive bingo and origami activities, and stickers as giveaways.

Just Keep Thinking aims to inspire curiosity in the youths by making learning fun, engaging, and meaningful. Their booth - “Become a Wildlife Storyteller” invites visitors to discover fascinating Singapore wildlife and learn how science communication turns facts into engaging stories. Through quick interactive activities, visitors will explore local species, try crafting their own wildlife stories, and discover the Wildlife Library. It also showcases how Just Keep Thinking uses storytelling to make biodiversity accessible and inspiring.

The Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum is Singapore’s only natural history museum, located at the National University of Singapore. Visit the outreach booth for a closer look at the incredible diversity of life in Singapore and Southeast Asia. Discover fascinating specimens and learn how scientists document biodiversity through museum collections and research expeditions.

LepakInSG will host nature-themed quizzes and share about ecological connectivity in Singapore. Handmade stuffed marine animals will be up for grabs at their booth!

Mandai Nature is the conservation arm of Mandai Wildlife Group. Learn about how they are protecting Singapore's unique native biodiversity - from the shy and scaly Sunda pangolin to the tree-dwelling Sunda colugo and rare Raffles' banded langur.

The Nature Photographic Society Singapore (NPSS) seeks to bring together lovers of both nature and photography. The society organise photography sessions primarily in Singapore (and overseas) - recording the transient moments and fostering positive awareness of the fragile natural environment around us.

Nature Society (Singapore) (NSS) booth will be run by a diverse team of volunteers and staff, coming together to share stories of Singapore's unique ecosystems, native wildlife, and ongoing conservation efforts. The booth will showcase NSS initiatives and merchandise. Visit and discover how you can get involved and support nature conservation in Singapore!

National University of Singapore Department of Biological Sciences will put up display of highlight plants and fungi. Learn more about their usefulness to humans and the role they play in the natural world.

NUS Toddycats! are volunteers with the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. The group aims to expose, develop, enthuse and apply individuals to programmes in conservation, education and research. They 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! Visit the booth to find out how you can contribute!

NParks - Conservation Division will showcase biodiversity specimens from three branches- Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, Pulau Ubin, and Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. The booth will showcase various preserved specimens that highlight the rich biodiversity found in these unique habitats, and discover the conservation work carried out to protect Singapore’s natural heritage.

NParks - Wildlife Management will showcase information on Singapore's urban wildlife and how to live with nature. Learn about Singapore's various urban wildlife species, and play interactive games to understand more about these animals and how to manage encounters with them. Wildlife-themed prizes are available for participants who engage with the booth activities!

The Asian School of Environment (ASE) at NTU showcase biodiversity through hands-on learning! Visitors can explore programmes via brochures, view specimens from labs, and take part in simple interactive activities led by faculty, ASE Club members, and student helpers. The booth offers close-up insights into ecology, conservation, and environmental science.

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 the Otter Working Group booth to find out more.

Our Wild Neighbours (OWN) Initiative is a nationwide outreach programme promoting human-wildlife coexistence in Singapore. Adventurous macaques, curious otters, and introverted reptiles are just some of our unique wild neighbours sharing spaces with us. Get acquainted with Singapore’s common native urban wildlife, and discover how coexistence with wild animals is possible in our City in Nature.

Project Avigate is a student-led initiative at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), dedicated to monitoring and preventing bird-building collisions at NTU. They aim to raise awareness about the species most commonly affected by such collisions, explore why these incidents happen and why they matter, and introduce visitors to the resources available if they encounter a bird-building collision themselves.

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. Learn about SYVB's initiatives, biodiversity policies in Singapore's context, and more about the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF). Discover how you can get involved as a member to help shape Singapore’s biodiversity future.

The Straw-headed Bulbul Working Group (SHBWG) booth brings together volunteers and members to introduce visitors to the Straw-headed Bulbul. Through displays and conversations, they will share more about the bird, its threats, and conservation status in Singapore and globally, explain the role of the working group, and highlight how the public can help protect this remarkable songbird.

World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Singapore will showcase topics on coral restoration, wetland conservation, invasive species awareness, and mindful nature experiencess. Learn about outdoor walks, youth eco-programmes, and citizen science initiatives like Eco-Schools, WWF Explores, and Rooted in Nature. Discover how you can join WWF in protecting biodiversity!

Young Nautilus invites visitors to explore the hidden wonders of marine and mangrove life through Mystery Boxes. Reach in to feel seahorses, examine shark eggs, and see a taxidermized sea turtle up close. Learn why seahorses are sold as dried medicines and the challenges that they face. The booth offers a hands-on, eye-opening experience for visitors.