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what's on this week? upcoming events for the next 3 months and beyond regular events weekly and monthly guided walks and more big green days major annual celebrations of nature indoor intro to nature in Singapore for kids only! other activities competitions green gifts gift options that give to nature as well archives of past weekly alerts email us we will gladly list your nature events do let us know of any broken links and defunct emails |
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Nov 1 Nov 04 - 28 Feb 05: Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve exhibition of pastel painting by Tham Pui San The exhibition works seek to explore the artistic nuances of nature in a wetland setting and to appreciate nature through Art as a creative process. More about the Reserve and about Pui San. 9 Nov (Tue): Free Guided Cycling Nature Tour, Pulau Ubin Time: 9am Appreciate Ubin's rich secondary forest with our guides on wheels. Bring your own bicycles or rent from the bicycle shops in Ubin. As there are limited spaces available and demand for the guided tours is high, please book early to avoid disappointment. Call Pulau Ubin Hotline (Tel: 6542-4108) or visit the Ubin Information Kiosk between 8.30am-5pm to book a visit. A booking number would be allocated upon confirmation of places. More details on the Nparks website. Contact: Pulau Ubin Hotline 6542-4108 10 Nov (Wed): Free BirdWatch at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Time: 9-11am, 3-5pm A special event for Clean and Green Week: BirdWatch with guides stationed at the Main Hide to introduce you to the birds of Sungei Buloh. Meet at the Visitor Centre. Usual entry charges apply: $1 per adult, 50cents per child /student/senior citizen. More details Contact: sbwr@pacific.net.sg or call 6794 1401 10 Nov (Wed): The DiveDigital Experience with Tony Wu Time: 7-8pm, Canon Digital Media Hub at 750 Victoria Street Singapore 188062 (Former Bugis CC, near Bugis MRT. Between Raffles Hospital and Parco Bugis Junction) Come join the FiNS Team as we share with you some of the amazing pictures that Tony has taken with his PowerShot S50 and S60. Whether it is manatees in Florida, dolphins in the Bahamas, or whales in Tonga, Tony shows what a good eye and experience can accomplish with your everyday digital camera. More on Tony's website. Contact: Please register with service@finsonline.com by 5 Nov (Fri) noon. 10 Nov (Wed): Talk and sharing session “Plants and Festivals” with the Plant Group Time: 7.30pm at NSS office at The Sunflower, 510 Geylang Road #02-05 Open only to NSS members and associates This informal gathering takes place in the middle of a very festive time of year. What are some of the plants, flowers, and spices associated with the various festivals celebrated in Singapore? What is the link between plants, nature, and our major cultural and religious events? Come find out and share! Contact: More details about the Nature Society (Singapore). To join the NSS, email contact@nss.org.sg or call 6741 2036. 11 Nov (Thu) (Deepavali holiday): Free Guided Cycling Nature Tour, Pulau Ubin Time: 9am Appreciate Ubin's rich secondary forest with our guides on wheels. Bring your own bicycles or rent from the bicycle shops in Ubin. As there are limited spaces available and demand for the guided tours is high, please book early to avoid disappointment. Call Pulau Ubin Hotline (Tel: 6542-4108) or visit the Ubin Information Kiosk between 8.30am-5pm to book a visit. A booking number would be allocated upon confirmation of places. More details on the Nparks website. Contact: Pulau Ubin Hotline 6542-4108 13 Nov (Sat): Seaweed and Marine plant walk at Labrador with the Plant Group Time: 3.30pm Meet at Carpark B of Labrador Park. Open only to NSS members and associates Seaweeds figure prominently in the ecology of marine waters, and are a major part of the local economy of many countries in the region as well. Locally, however, how familiar are most of us with marine plants and algae? Before walking along the sandy shores of Labrador to look for seaweeds washed onto the beach, we will take a slow stroll through the Park to find interesting plants in the natural and landscaped vegetation of the Park. Find out about the work being done to help protect the marine life at Labrador by members of the “Labrador Beach Watch”, a volunteer effort supported by local green groups including NSS. For more about the Labrador Park Watch programme. Contact: More details about the Nature Society (Singapore). To join the NSS, email contact@nss.org.sg or call 6741 2036. 13 Nov (Sat): Tree Planting for Couples Time: 9-11.30am Where: Jering Trail (Central Nature Reserve) (the last track of boardwalk towards the golf course, parallel to Lornie Road). Running out of ideas of where to go with your girlfriend/ boyfriend or wife/husband? Here's a chance to get down and dirty in the forest (pun intended)! Plant a tree together and watch it grow into the canopy! In support of Romancing Singapore 2004, NParks and MCDS are jointly organising a "Tree Planting for Couples" activity! Cost: $100 per couple. Contact: Genevie an email at Genevie_CHUA@nparks.gov.sg or call her at 65545127. 13 Nov (Sat): BirdWatch at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Time: 9-11am, 3-5pm A special event for Clean and Green Week, guides will be stationed at the Main Hide to introduce you to the birds of Sungei Buloh. Usual entry charges apply: $1 per adult, 50cents per child /student/senior citizen. More details Contact: sbwr@pacific.net.sg or call 6794 1401 13 Nov (Sat): Free guided walk at Botanic Gardens Rainforest Trail Time: 9am, 10am, 11am, 4pm You'll see giant rainforest trees and learn about them and the other plants and animals that they shelter on this one-hour tour. Register 15 minutes before the tour at the Visitor Centre. More details about the trail and about the walk on the SBG website. There is now a special Mandarin version of this tour at 4pm. Contact: Visitor Services, 64717361 or NPARKS_SBG_Visitor_Services@NPARKS.GOV.SG 13 Nov (Sat): Free guided walk at Sensory Trail, Pulau Ubin Time: 10am sharp Free 1-1 and a half hour guided walk by the Green Volunteers Network. Use all your senses to appreciate and learn about fascinating plants. Meet 10am sharp at Changi Point jetty (under the big angsana tree nearest to the jetty). More details about the trail. PRE-REGISTRATION IS NECESSARY for this event. Bookings are on a first come first serve basis, up to a max of 25. Contact: To register, please contact Joe at info@gvn.com.sg with your name, number of people and handphone number. 13 Nov (Sat): Free guided walk of the Sensory Trail, Pulau Ubin Time: 9.30am and 10am. Meet at the Ubin Information Kiosk (near Ubin Jetty) 10 minutes before tour starts. For an interesting encounter with Ubin's natural heritage. Experience nature with all your senses. As there are limited spaces available and demand for the guided tours is high, please book early to avoid disappointment. Call Pulau Ubin Hotline (Tel: 6542-4108) or visit the Ubin Information Kiosk between 8.30am-5pm to book a visit. A booking number would be allocated upon confirmation of places. More details on the Nparks website. Contact: Pulau Ubin Hotline 6542-4108 13 Nov (Sat): Free guided walk of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Time: 9am, 10am, 3pm, 4pm You'll see the fabulous plants and animals of the mangroves and freshwater wetlands. Meet at the Visitor Centre. Usual entry charges apply: $1 per adult, 50cents per child /student/senior citizen. More details Special events for Clean and Green Week: BirdWatch with guides stationed at the Main Hide to introduce you to the birds of Sungei Buloh: 9-11am, 3-5pm Special guided walks of the Kranji Nature Trail: 9am, 10am, 3pm, 4pm (depending on availability of volunteer guides) Contact: sbwr@pacific.net.sg or call 6794 1401 14 Nov (Sun): Free public guided walk on the reefs of Kusu Island by the Blue Water Volunteers FULLY BOOKED Is there anything to see on the Southern Islands? See our Southern Shores. You don't need to swim, don't need to dive to enjoy the beauty of our very own reefs. Let the Blue Water Volunteers introduce you to the last remaining reefs in Singapore. More details. Also the Coral Reefs of Singapore website Contact: Min Sheng at bwvreefwalk@yahoo.com.sg 14 Nov (Sun): Free guided walk of the Sensory Trail, Pulau Ubin Time: 9.30am and 10am. Meet at the Ubin Information Kiosk (near Ubin Jetty) 10 minutes before tour starts. For an interesting encounter with Ubin's natural heritage. Experience nature with all your senses. As there are limited spaces available and demand for the guided tours is high, please book early to avoid disappointment. Call Pulau Ubin Hotline (Tel: 6542-4108) or visit the Ubin Information Kiosk between 8.30am-5pm to book a visit. A booking number would be allocated upon confirmation of places. More details on the Nparks website. Contact: Pulau Ubin Hotline 6542-4108 14 Nov (Sun): Free guided walk at MacRitchie Prunus Trail Time: 9.30am and 10.30am. Meet at entrance of the trail, about 300m from the fishing ground, MacRitchie Reservoir Park. You'll see breath-taking views of the reservoir and surrounding forests and learn more about the freshwater and land wildlife and plants there. More details about the boardwalk and about the guided walk on the NParks Central Nature Reserve website.To join the guided tour, you will need to pre-book. Contact: Genevie_CHUA@nparks.gov.sg or call :6554 5127. 14 Nov (Sun): Free guided walk of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Time: 9am, 10am subject to availability of volunteer guides. You'll see the fabulous plants and animals of the mangroves and freshwater wetlands. Meet at the Visitor Centre. Usual entry charges apply: $1 per adult, 50cents per child /student/senior citizen. More details Special event for Clean and Green Week: BirdWatch with guides stationed at the Main Hide to introduce you to the birds of Sungei Buloh: 9-11am, 3-5pm Contact: sbwr@pacific.net.sg or call 6794 1401 Want MORE events? View all the upcoming events in the calendar for the next 3 months. |
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