The Festival of Biodiversity is glad to have a lineup of booths by many esteemed nature organisations in Singapore joining NParks to take you through our local wildlife conservation efforts. Pop down for a fun day out with your family, complete with freebies, games, and more!

Booth partners

	ACRES. Promoting kindness to animals, our fellow sentient beings, in our biophilic city in nature.
	Agape Little Uni @ Gambas. As part of our school’s term 2 inquiry on “Sharing the Planet”, the children in our school explored on our Earth’s biodiversity and how we humans are responsible in supporting and sustaining our biodiversity. Hence, this booth will showcase the children’s learning and the actions they have taken to protect and sustain our biodiversity. Catch us at the CIN Schools Booth on 28 May 2023 from 10:00PM to 12:00PM!
	Book A Tree. Book-A-Tree is a movement to support NParks in their mission to plant 1 million trees around Singapore to further enhance its status as a garden city. The movement is supported by the sales of the book “God’s Own Design - A Photographic Journey Through Nature”. All proceeds from the book sales would be donated to the Garden City Fund’s Plant-A-Tree Programme. Specially created for those who love nature, the book “God’s Own Design - A Photographic Journey Through Nature” is a visual treat from Singapore’s parks and nature reserves, punctuated with inspiring quotations. If you’re a tourist and wish to bring back a slice of Singapore with you, this book is just the perfect choice. If you’re living here, the book offers a beautiful way to both embrace and contribute toward Singapore’s natural beauty. When you buy the book, you’re also booking a tree because your contributions go towards planting new saplings that would be trees one day. Please join the Book-A-Tree movement and give birth to new trees, making Singapore even greener.
	Cicada Tree Eco-Place. The Cicada Tree Eco-Place booth will have matching games, story telling sessions and colouring activities. We will also be sharing about what we do. Come down and find out more at our booth!
	Earthlink NTU. Located near to the Western Catchment, NTU is home to a stunning array of biodiversity. Come find out more about the student-led activities run by Earthlink NTU at our booth!
	East Coast GRC - East Coast Green Ambassadors Programme. Born from an idea by residents during one of the initial rounds of East Coast Conversations, the East Coast Green Ambassadors Programme was started in Q1 of Year 2021. Part of the 3rd Prong of the East Coast Sustainability and Green Plan, the programme is in line with one of the East Coast Plan Green Pillar’s key objectives of creating platforms to educate residents on environmental issues and encouraging them to take actions towards a Greener East Coast. Come find out more about what we are doing at East Coast GRC booth!
	East Coast GRC - East Coast Coastal Walks. The East Coast has a wealth of marine biodiversity. Come explore the wealth of wildlife captured through the lens of our East Coast residents on our Coastal Nature walks!
	Friends of Marine Park (FMP). The FMP community is a dynamic network of stakeholders from civil society, business, academia and public service. The network encourages community members to collaborate for the long-term survival of life in our seas. It is built on trusting relationships that enable resource users to get involved in the planning, development, and management of the Sisters’ Islands Marine Park. We also facilitates activities that are mutually beneficial to the community and to the success of the nation’s first marine park. Visit our booth to find out more!
	Herpetological Society of Singapore (HSS). Come visit the HSS booth where we will showcase several specially preserved reptile specimens. There will be 2-3 posters featuring native herpetofauna and project(s) we are working on. The booth will also have stickers for sale at the event.
	Jane Goodall Institute (Singapore) (JGIS). JGIS is a charity organisation promoting educational and conservation activities so that people live in harmony with nature. At the booth, participants can experience a VR walk through our nature reserve with an oculus. We will also have a storytelling and reading corner to bring to life the mysterious and fascinating stories of our wildlife.
	Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum . The Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum is Singapore’s only natural history museum, and a leading institution in Southeast Asian biodiversity research, education, and outreach. As safe-keepers of Singapore’s natural heritage, we seek to share knowledge with the public. Join us at our booth to check out local specimens and find out about the research work we do to support biodiversity research in Singapore and in the region.
	LepakInSG. LepakInSG runs a calendar of environmental events and does advocacy on a range of issues, including Land Use Planning in Singapore. Visit our booth to test your environmental knowledge, and learn more about Environmental Impact Assessments in Singapore!
	Mandai Nature. Discover the incredible wildlife that call Singapore home, including globally threatened species like the Raffles’ Banded Langur and Sunda Pangolin, or the unique looking Chrisangi Leaf Insect. Learn about the collaborative efforts undertaken by Mandai Nature and Mandai Wildlife Group to strengthen conservation action for species in Mandai precinct and around Singapore. Join us at our booth and be a part of the journey to safeguard Singapore’s natural heritage.
	Mee Toh School. Our Inter-disciplinary Project Work and Values-in-Action curriculum engages Primary 2 students in learning about the biodiversity around them through eco-trails. They will share what they have found about the existing biodiversity in school with their peers at the booth. Additionally, Nature Lovers’ Club students meet on a weekly basis to learn about local biodiversity and spread awareness on local biodiversity. Catch us at the CIN Schools Booth on 27 May 2023 from 2:00PM to 4:00PM!
	National University of Singapore. This will be a booth on awesome fungi! What they are and how important they are to the natural world and to our existence. We will showcase posters, displays of fungi models, some live specimens and preserved specimens. The book “A guide to Macrofungi of Singapore” will be displayed and available for purchase at our booth. The price to be advised.
	NUS Toddycats!. 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 also engage the public through exhibitions, nature and heritage trails, public seminars, webpages, partnerships and coastal cleanups! Have a passion for nature and biodiversity? Come to our booth to find out how you can contribute!
	Nature Society (Singapore). 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 how you can be involved and help conserve our natural environment. 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.
	NParks - Heritage Trees & Roads. Singapore Heritage Trees are beautiful mature trees, with interesting botanical, social, historical or cultural stories. There are more than 260 Heritage Trees across our island and they contribute to Singapore’s sense of identity, and history, helping us to stay rooted to the place we call home. Visit us to learn more about these important green landmarks of our natural heritage at the ‘Heritage Trees of Singapore; booth!
	NParks - Community in Nature (Schools). The Community in Nature (CIN) school programmes seek to engage Singapore schools to conserve our natural heritage. Come visit the CIN Schools booth to learn more about how students can play a part in local biodiversity conservation. Click here to view the booth schedules for the CIN schools!
	NParks - Conservation Division. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, Sungei Buloh and Pulau Ubin will feature the different natural habitats and the rich diversity of flora and fauna to audiences of all ages.
	NParks - Wildlife Management . NParks 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.
	NParks - OneMillionTrees movement. The OneMillionTrees movement seeks to further restore nature into our urban landscape by partnering the community to plant one million more trees across Singapore from 2020 to 2030. Community is key to the success of the movement – many volunteers from all walks of life have stepped forward to play their part, including the Youth Stewards for Nature. Join the youths at our booth to learn more about the movement and how you can join in this nationwide effort!
	Otter Working Group. 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. OWN, a country-wide outreach programme to promote coexistence with Singapore’s native wildlife, was initiated by the Urban Wildlife Group (UWG) and supported by Mandai Nature. In collaboration with other local partners, OWN seeks to engage and educate the public on human-wildlife coexistence, as well as to empower people with the right knowledge on what they can do should they encounter a wild animal such as the long-tailed macaques and the otters. Drop by to learn more about our native wildlife and get practical tips to coexist with our wild neighbours.
	PAssion Wave. PAssion Wave’s Project Blue Wave - An initiative to bring Singaporeans together to build a sense of ownership towards our environment through education on marine biodiversity and environment conservation. PAssion Wave will be narrating the dangers of trash that marine lives face daily with the help of their mascots, Bobby the Hawksbill Turtle and Ottie, the Smooth Coated Otter. Together, they will call-out for action to reduce plastic waste.
	PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Paya Lebar Blk 23 (KN). Our booth will be showcasing children’s effort and learning journey on Biodiversity. Additionally, there will be a mini game for you to participate at the booth. So come down and join us for a fun learning experience! Catch us at the CIN Schools Booth on 27 May 2023 from 4:00PM to 6:00PM!
	Singapore Wildcat Action Group (SWAG). 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. Wildcat cat-themed items on sale for conservation! Freebies too! Children, come get a fun wildcat tattoo at our booth!
	Singapore Youth Voices for Biodiversity (SYVB). As the Singapore Chapter of the Global Youth Biodiversity Network, official youth representatives at the United Nations’ Convention on Biological Diversity, SYVB works extensively on local and international biodiversity policy and stakeholder engagement. Come down to learn more about some of our initiatives, and how YOUth can contribute to conservation in the region.
	Telok Kurau Primary School. We will be showcasing our Butterfly Garden and outreach programmes at the booth. So drop by and join us at Telok Kurau Primary School booth! Catch us at the CIN Schools Booth on 27 May 2023 from 12:00PM to 2:00PM!
	World Wide Fund for Nature Singapore (WWF-Singapore). WWF-Singapore will showcase an overview of supported research projects that use technology, touching on topics of marine conservation and illegal wildlife trade. Our booth would also have interactive elements, specimens and product replicas.
	XPRIZE. The $10 Million XPRIZE Rainforest is a five-year competition sponsored by the Alana Foundation to enhance shared understanding of tropical rainforest ecosystems.