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New gallery on Singapore's sustainability efforts opens at Marina Barrage

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SINGAPORE - With all that talk about climate change, what can a person do to help?

A new Sustainable Singapore Gallery, launched on Saturday (June 2) at the Marina Barrage, aims to provide some answers.

One of the exhibits, for example, is a carbon calculator.

By answering a list of about eight questions such as 'What is the temperature setting on your air-conditioner at home?' and 'How often do you take public transport?' on a touch-screen monitor, visitors will receive an "environmental score" indicating the impact on climate change - whether it is small, average, or large.

The exhibit will also give ideas on how the carbon footprint can be reduced.

Tips include air-drying clothes instead of using a dryer, and buying electrical appliances that are more energy-efficient.

The gallery incorporates educational boards and digital exhibits highlighting Singapore's sustainability initiatives, from its climate targets under the Paris Agreement, to its greening efforts and car-lite vision.

Admission is free.

The Sustainable Singapore Gallery replaces the Newater (treated used-water) gallery on the second floor of the Marina Barrage that previously told Singapore's water story and how the Republic overcame the challenge of water scarcity.

Minister for the Environment and Water Resources Masagos Zulkifli, who opened the gallery on Saturday, said: "I hope that the Sustainable Singapore Gallery will generate conversations and ideas on sustainability, and inspire visitors to make sustainable choices in their lifestyles."

Urging people to be mindful about how their actions impact the environment, Mr Masagos said: "Just as our past decisions gave us the clean environment we enjoy today, our decisions today will affect the future living environment of our children and their children.

"Let us work together keep Singapore a sustainable and vibrant home."

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With Singapore’s shift towards combating climate change, the Sustainable Singapore Gallery at Marina Barrage stands out as the place to learn more about sustainability in Singapore. The Go-To Learning Hub for Sustainability in Singapore Global warming has caused the polar ice caps in Antarctica and Greenland to melt, introducing more water into the ocean. The United Nations (UN) has projected that sea levels will rise by up to one metre globally by the end of the century – just 80 years from now – but scientists’ estimates seem to be more dire. Sea levels may rise higher and faster than we expected.

SINGAPORE’S NEWEST WATER SOURCE & CITY FLOOD CONTROL MECHANISM

As a low-lying city state, Singapore is vulnerable to the impacts of climate change such as more intense and frequent heavy rainfall. One of the key measures that Singapore has implemented to prevent flooding in the city area is the construction of the Marina Barrage. The structure serves many purposes, though most Singaporeans would recognise it as the ideal destination for weekend kiteflying. The Barrage functions as a flood control mechanism for the entire Central Business District (CBD), especially for low-lying areas such as Boat Quay, Chinatown, Little India, Jalan Besar and Geylang. During heavy rain, a series of nine crest gates at the dam are activated to release excess stormwater into the sea when the tide is low. When the tide is high, seven giant pumps from the pump house can drain excess stormwater into the sea. Individually, each pump can empty an Olympic-sized swimming pool in one minute. However, as we put measures in place to improve flood resilience, we are also battling other issues that come with a changing climate: an increase in daily mean temperatures, rising sea levels, as well as food and water security.

THE SUSTAINABLE SINGAPORE BLUEPRINT

Since 2009, the nation has always had a plan for sustainable development, known as the Sustainable Singapore Blueprint (SSB). The SSB maps out strategies for Singapore’s sustainable development, ensuring that the country remains a highly liveable home for all. These goals encompass multiple areas of sustainable development, such as reducing energy consumption, reducing carbon emission, and increasing green spaces. In 2015, the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources (MEWR) and the Ministry of National Development (MND) led a review of the SSB to highlight new targets that they would like to achieve by 2030. It was also announced that the government would commit S$1.5 billion to support the rolling out of programmes and initiatives contained in the SSB 2015 by various government agencies. Singapore later launched the Sustainable Singapore Movement in 2016, a community movement that the government hopes will galvanise ordinary Singaporeans and encourage them to adopt more “greener” practices, such as using public transport, switching to energy-saving devices, adopting a zero-waste lifestyle and opting to purchase sustainable product alternatives. The movement hopes that Singaporeans can cherish the natural and man-made resources we have, consume less but enjoy more, and practise sustainable habits.

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THE SUSTAINABLE SINGAPORE GALLERY

In June 2018, the 1,618 square-metre Sustainable Singapore Gallery (SSG) was re-opened to the public after an upgrade to its format and content. Housed at the second level of Marina Barrage, the SSG presents an overview of Singapore’s commitment to sustainable development. With its informative and interactive displays, the Gallery is the go-to place for anyone to learn about sustainability in Singapore and how they can play a part in the Sustainable Singapore movement. The SSG hosts an average of 500 visitors every day.

The Gallery is divided into six zones, each providing information about a different aspect of sustainability in Singapore. In Red Dot (Zone A) , visitors can learn more about climate change and its impacts on a small but densely populated Singapore. It also provides information about Singapore’s Climate Action Plan, detailing the measures that will be implemented to combat climate change. The interactive games inside this zone will also help visitors learn more about the carbon footprint they are generating and the steps they can take to reduce it. The second zone, From The First Drop (Zone B) tells the Singapore water story and the actions that we have taken to ensure that our water supply is diverse and resilient. Besides learning more about the sources of our water, visitors also have the opportunity to inspect a replica of the night soil bucket and step inside a life-sized replica of a cross section of the Deep Tunnel Sewerage System to better understand how our sewage management has evolved over the years.

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A First World Oasis (Zone C) introduces Singapore as a City in a Garden. The zone showcases the city’s various green and blue spaces and encourages everyone to play their part to make Singapore a liveable and endearing home. An interactive multitouch map shows Singapore’s extensive green and blue waterways while two rotoscope features provide fun facts on 5 native species of trees and flowers. Finally, a showcase of our Eco Champions highlights the environmental, water, and nature stewards who help make Singapore a clean, green and sustainable city.

As Singapore moves towards using smart technologies, the City of the Future (Zone D) shows how the nation is powering our way to remain a vibrant, smart and sustainable city. Besides informative panels about the technologies we are using to conserve energy and generate energy from renewable energy sources, visitors can also take a journey on the stationary bicycles in the zone to experience the features of a car-lite Singapore.

In The Journey to Zero (Zone E) , visitors can learn more about the efforts Singapore is taking to become a Zero Waste Nation. Other than insightful information about our waste management strategies, visitors can also see a floor display of Singapore’s only landfill, Pulau Semakau, and how much it has already been filled up. The zone showcases a sculpture made from waste materials contributed by pupils of River Valley Primary School, with fun facts about recyclables and good recycling habits.

Finally, Future Tense (Zone F) concludes the gallery visit by inviting visitors to think about how they can make a difference by being a part of the Sustainable Singapore Movement. Visitors can stand in a trickeye style mural for an Instagrammable photo opportunity or type their pledge for a sustainable Singapore and have it projected on a wall. Visitors can also expect to see a wall mural that summarises the goals that the Sustainable Singapore Blueprint aims to achieve by 2030.

Besides these informative exhibits, the Gallery organises a wide variety of special events and exhibitions over the course of the year, offering many other reasons to visit the Sustainable Singapore Gallery. In December 2019, the Gallery was transformed into an escape room, inviting players to experience the Gallery in a different way by exploring the Gallery in the dark and finding their way out. In January 2020, the Gallery hosted an Eco-Poetry Night where anyone could get up onstage and share original poems they had written about sustainability or the environment. A special school programme is also available for students of all ages, ranging from children in kindergartens to students in tertiary institutions. During the school programme, students will be given a guided tour and an interactive game card which they can fill in by exploring the Gallery independently.

TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE SINGAPORE

The Sustainable Singapore Gallery is but one small part of the whole Sustainable Singapore Movement. With sustainability now at the forefront of the country’s agenda, the Gallery hopes that it can inspire individuals to take that first step on their sustainability journey.

For more information about future events, follow the Sustainable Singapore Gallery’s Instagram at @ssgallery.sg and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ssgallery.sg .

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Ethan P

@ December 08, 2020

Interesting, informative and free guided tour (during Covid-19), a good place to visit if you're already at Marina Barrage, to learn more about sustainability efforts in Singapore, and how the Marina Barrage works.

@ 08 Dec, 2020

Dim Sum

@ January 16, 2020

Really informative and well put together exhibition, kept my 4 year old and myself entertained and informed with plenty of interactive stations. The view from the roof was fantastic and would pack a picnic next time to enjoy up there. Very impressive free exhibition.

@ 16 Jan, 2020

A Sam

@ April 24, 2019

Best place to understand Sustainable Singapore and it's free. Best not to come at 5pm as closing time is 6pm. Book your free guided tour online. Also don't missed the Marina Barrage creating 3 benefits for Singapore. See the model for demonstration of the operation. Catch Bus 400 or walk from nearby Garden By The Bay.

@ 24 Apr, 2019

Olena Shalena

@ November 17, 2019

Olena Shalena

Everyone need to understand how important is to save recourses of our planet. This place helps to get more knowledge. And nice view on the city as a benefit

@ 17 Nov, 2019

Pritish Soni

@ December 04, 2019

Pritish Soni

It's in Marina Barrage , one o the best ways to know what sustainability is

@ 04 Dec, 2019

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Housed at the Marina Barrage is the Sustainable Singapore Gallery. Showcasing how sustainability has always been integral to Singapore's development, the gallery allows visitors to explore and learn how to create a liveable and sustainable Singapore environment.

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5 Galleries that Get You Thinking About Sustainable Singapore

Singapore is a bustling, metropolis that is born out of years of meticulous urban planning and cutting-edge technology.

The city is a constant work in progress with new skyscrapers appearing every other month and older buildings given a new lick of paint. Sustainability has always been integral to the Singapore story. In the early years, the government provided for affordable housing, public infrastructure such as clean water, sewers and roads, education and jobs. This was done with ‘sustainable development’ first and foremost. Today, the Singapore Green Plan 2030 is a nationwide movement to advance Singapore’s national agenda on sustainable development. You may not be able to visit every inch of Singapore but there is a simpler way to keep up with Singapore’s development over the years.

Here are 5 places that will open your eyes to the city’s growth in the past 50+ years.

1) LIVINGSPACE – Singapore’s Public Housing Story 

An estimated 80% of Singaporeans live in public housing called HDB flats, named after the Housing Development Board. With a hike in population in the last 20 years, the HDB have had to be creative in providing new housing options in previously unoccupied areas.

More than just developing new buildings, the HDB maps out entire estates including amenities such as transportation, parks and malls. The LIVINGSPACE is a gallery that brings to life these plans in the form of stunning light shows, large models and cool exhibitions. Alongside these displays of the future are also exhibits displaying HDB’s past which charts the Singapore public housing journey from the 60s all the way up to today.

Admission is free and LIVINGSPACE is open from Mondays to Saturdays, 830am-5pm, at the HDB Hub, 480 Toa Payoh Lorong 6

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2) NEWater Visitor Centre

Due to Singapore’s growing population and limited natural resources, access to clean drinking water was always a concern by the local government.

Rather than depending on buying fresh water from neighbouring countries, Singapore decided to purify and reprocess waste water into high quality drinking water. While it took a while for people to get used to the idea of ‘recycled water’ when NEWater was introduced to the public in 2003, it is in every drop of tap water in Singapore right now.

The Newater Visitor Centre (NVC) is an education hub that promotes water sustainability in Singapore and shares how NEWater is produced through its interactive tours of the purification plant. You can opt for a free and easy walk through the centre or join a tour to help you discover more information about the fascinating water treatment at the facility.

The Newater Visitor Centre is open to the public for free from Tuesdays to Sundays, 9am – 530pm at 20 Koh Sek Lim Road.

3) Baba House 

Moving from future tech to a glimpse into the past, the shophouse is an architectural heritage gem which offers lessons on urban liveability using resources found locally. One great example of which is the Baba House. This is a a three-storey shophouse used for architectural conservation, urban and social history research by the NUS Centre for the Arts. 

The impeccably furnished Baba House is more than a hundred years old and is now a heritage house that displays Peranakan Chinese culture and design. The exhibits also tell a tale of migration and change in Singapore in the 20th century, something that can be seen in the antiques, furniture and design of the entire house.

If you’re keen on visiting the Baba House, you can book your visit via the website .

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4) Singapore City Gallery

The Urban Redevelopment Authority is the driving force behind the modernization of Singapore and it is through the Singapore City Gallery that they showcase Singapore’s dramatic urban transformation over the last 50 years.

Located right in the central business district, this gallery treats you to 40 different exhibits that engages you on Singapore’s physical evolution from past to present. You can even peek into the hidden but intricate urban systems that powers the city’s water, power and transportation needs through a series of visual displays.

Admission to the Singapore City Gallery is free and it is located at 45 Maxwell Road, The URA Centre. Visitor hours are from Mondays to Saturdays, 9am-5pm.

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5) Sustainable Singapore Gallery

A short walk away from the popular Gardens by the Bay, the Sustainable Singapore Gallery is a progressive look into the future of Singapore as a city that promotes sustainability. Displayed in great detail are local initiatives to combat climate change, waste recycling and future-ready technologies that could be implemented in our every day lives.

Access to the Sustainable Singapore Gallery is limited to guided tours. To go on one of these tours, book a spot on this website ..

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ABOUT THE CDL GREEN GALLERY

Located at the Singapore Botanic Gardens (SBG) Heritage Museum, the CDL Green Gallery is the first zero-energy gallery in Singapore and the Asia-Pacific dedicated to climate education, engagement, and advocacy.

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The CDL Green Gallery is an exemplary model of CDL’s green building expertise and extensive partnerships. It demonstrates CDL’s long-standing commitment to educating the community on biodiversity, climate and sustainability-related subjects through exhibitions that are free for the public. The CDL Green Gallery has hosted 20 exhibitions since its opening in November 2013 and welcomes an average of 37,000 visitors annually (this information is accurate as of October 2023).

In celebration of its 60 th anniversary, CDL is pleased to renew its partnership with the National Parks Board to operate the CDL Green Gallery for another decade (2023 – 2032). This unique and longstanding public-private partnership reinforces CDL’s dedication in taking a multifaceted approach to catalyse change throughout the wider community.

Launched by CDL and opened alongside the SBG Heritage Museum by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in 2013, the CDL Green Gallery was built within 24 hours using prefabricated, modular construction technology. To reduce the environmental impact at SBG, this 314 sqm gallery was assembled off-site before being installed and pieced together at SBG—much like building blocks. As a leading force in sustainability, CDL also ensured that these building blocks could also be modified for reuse in the future.

The gallery is constructed from Hempcrete, a biomaterial that consists of the hemp plant, lime, sand and water. This material is not only resistant to pests, fire, mould and mildew, but also keeps indoor temperatures cool with its high thermal efficiency.

A key feature of the building is the solar photovoltaic (PV) cladded roof panels that are expected to harvest all the energy required for the building’s operations. With 105 solar panels installed on its roof, CDL Green Gallery generates 31,000 kWh annually, surpassing the gallery’s estimated yearly energy consumption.

Other innovative green features include energy-efficient air conditioning, as well as LED lights that consume 57% less energy than conventional lighting. The gallery is also clad with vertical green walls, planted with selected species that attract butterflies such as the Plain Tiger and Chocolate Pansy. These lush plants are irrigated by water from the nearby Swan Lake, rather than potable water.

For its innovative eco-friendly features, the gallery was accorded the BCA Green Mark Platinum status—the highest tier of green buildings in Singapore.

The CDL Green Gallery is a shining example of CDL’s green building expertise and extensive partnerships, demonstrating its unwavering dedication to community engagement, environmental conservation, and the arts.

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In partnership with the National Library Board and the Singapore Green Building Council, CDL launched “Singapore’s Greening Journey: 200 Years and Beyond” exhibition at the CDL Green Gallery in June 2019, which showcased the evolution of Singapore’s landscapes from 200 years ago till present day. The exhibition was officially opened by Mr Lawrence Wong, Minister for National Development and Second Minister for Finance. Held in conjunction with the Singapore Bicentennial commemorations and as part of the SBG’s 160th Anniversary celebrations, the exhibition ran from 21 June till 10 November 2019.

Divided into three zones and using a mix of interpretive panels and interactive displays, the exhibition took visitors across three themes through three different timelines:

  • From Forested Island to Urban Jungle (1819 – 1964)
  • Garden City to Biophilic City in a Garden vision (1965 – 2019)
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About SBG Heritage Museum

Situated in Holttum Hall, which is next to Botany Centre in the Tanglin Core of the Gardens, the SBG Heritage Museum has been designated as an Urban Redevelopment Authority conservation building.

This two-storey 240sqm building was where Professor Eric Holttum, the Gardens’ Director from 1925 to 1949, developed the innovative orchid breeding technique which enabled the efficient production of healthy seedlings in sterile flasks from a hybrid seed. This technique, which is still used today, was a key factor that stimulated thriving orchid industries throughout the region then.

Today, the SBG Heritage Museum features interactive and multimedia displays that detail little-known facts of the Gardens’ rich heritage. Historical items displayed date back to the early 19th century, and include old photographs, artefacts, plant specimens, rare botanical books and botanical paintings.

The exhibits in the museum are proudly supported by CDL through the Garden City Fund, a registered charity and institution of public character established by the NParks.

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Admission to the gallery is free and the opening hours are as follows:

Open: Monday – Sunday, 9.00am to 6.00pm

Closed: Every last Tuesday of the Month

Address: 1 Cluny Road (Closest to Napier Station on the Thomson East Coast line; Enter via Tanglin Gate)

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SPH Foundation launches sustainability exhibition series at the Sustainability Singapore Gallery

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Singapore, 7 September 2020  - Singapore Press Holdings Foundation (SPH Foundation) has launched a sustainability exhibition series with the Sustainable Singapore Gallery (SSG), to showcase local and global sustainability efforts and raise awareness about environmental conservation. The content will feature news stories by The Straits Times (ST) Climate Change team to shed light on key issues relating to sustainability. This exhibition, a first of a six-part series featuring different sustainability topics, will be held at the SSG from now till 28 September. In view of the Covid-19 situation, those who are unable to visit the exhibition in person can now view the exhibition online on https://www.terra.sg/news-sph from today. This virtual exhibition aims to reach out to a wider audience and can also be accessed via the links in SPH’s websites.

The inaugural exhibition kicks off the outreach programmes under SPH Foundation's partnership with environmental social enterprise, Terra SG. Titled “National Engagement with Sustainability (N.E.W.S.)”, the outreach programme aims to achieve the following objectives through the RISE approach:

R – Reach out to the public, community and preschools to bring about Sustainability Awareness. I – Initiate conversations, hands-on experiences and niche topics engagement. S – Sharing of key sustainable topics. E – Encourage youths and the public to be advocates for the environment.

First Exhibition "What a Waste!"

The first exhibition themed “What a Waste!” explores the impact of global waste on climate change, and how we can ensure proper waste management and recycling to save our earth. This is the first of six themed exhibitions that will be on display at the gallery.The other themes will be as follows:

- Eat, Drink & Be Wary (Food security, water security/scarcity) - Nature is Calling (Illegal wildlife trade, marine biodiversity) - In the Red of Health (Health changes from climate change) - The Heat is On (Global warming, natural disasters) - Young Green Champions (Community initiatives, children and youth advocates)

Educating the younger generation

Another outreach programme with Terra SG is the Preschool Sustainability Programme which reaches out to preschoolers to raise awareness on sustainability through story-telling, fun activities and upcycling craft workshops. The students pay it forward with the knowledge they have gained through becoming Young Green Champions to spread the word. This programme will run in 20 preschools islandwide in the later part of the year and aims to promote awareness of sustainability among the younger generation.

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SPH Foundation’s first sustainability exhibition “What a Waste!” is now on display at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery at Marina Barrage from now till 28 September 2020.

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Introductory exhibit panel featuring the first exhibition “What a Waste!” as part of the National Engagement With Sustainability (NEWS) outreach programme, a partnership between SPH Foundation and Sustainable Singapore Gallery.

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A 3D model on display at the exhibition depicting an Earth filled with thrash to highlight the issue of global waste.

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On the property front, SPH owns approximately 65% in SPH REIT whose portfolio comprises three properties in Singapore, namely Paragon, The Clementi Mall and The Rail Mall. In Australia, SPH REIT holds an 85% stake in Figtree Grove Shopping Centre and a 50% stake in Westfield Marion Shopping Centre.

SPH also owns and operates The Seletar Mall and is developing an integrated development consisting of The Woodleigh Residences and The Woodleigh Mall. It is also an owner, manager and developer of a portfolio of Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) in the United Kingdom and Germany. It currently operates two distinctive brands, Student Castle and Capitol Students.

It is in the aged care sector in Singapore and Japan, and owns Orange Valley, one of Singapore's largest nursing homes.

SPH runs a regional events arm. It also invested in the education business.

For more information, please visit  www.sph.com.sg . Facebook:  facebook.com/officialsph/ Twitter:  @official_sph YouTube:  Singapore Press Holdings LinkedIn:  linkedin.com/company/singapore-press-holdings/

About Singapore Press Holdings Foundation

The Singapore Press Holdings Foundation, a registered charity and an Institution of Public Character, was first set up as the Press Foundation of Singapore in January 2003 to help build a lifelong learning community that embraces language enrichment, creativity, diversity, healthy living and sports. The seed contribution of $20 million to the Foundation came from media group Singapore Press Holdings Ltd. It was renamed Singapore Press Holdings Foundation in May 2005.

For more information, please visit the Foundation’s website at  www.sphfoundation.org.sg .

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Make the Switch: The Quest for Greener Land Transport

  • Date: 1 - 28 July
  • Admission: Free (registration required)
  • Venue: Singapore Mobility Gallery
  • Organiser: Land Transport Authority

Join eco-warriors to fight climate change by completing a series of quests at this children’s exhibition on greener commutes.

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Sustainability Garden Cruiser Audio Tours

  • Date: 1 - 31 July
  • Admission: Adult: $10 | Child: $5
  • Venue: Gardens by the Bay
  • Organiser: Gardens by the Bay

Take a cruiser around Gardens by the Bay to learn about the sustainability features of the Gardens!

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Sentosa Island Bus Tour

  • Admission: Adult: $20 | Child: $16
  • Venue: Imbiah Lookout, Sentosa
  • Organiser: Mount Faber Leisure Group

Embark on an eco-adventure and discover Sentosa’s unique environment. Learn more about Sentosa's attractions, such as SkyHelix Sentosa, Fort Siloso, and ‘Explorers of Sentosa’ at Palawan Beach.

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Exploring Ecosystems through Digital Art

  • Date: 17 July
  • Admission: $38
  • Venue: ArtScience Museum
  • Organiser: ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands

Immerse yourself in a world of art, science, magic, and metaphor and explore an ecosystem abundant with flora and fauna on this tour of Digital Light Canvas and Future World: Where Art Meets Science at ArtScience Museum.

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Sentosights: Sentosa Intertidal Exploration

  • Date: 17 - 22 July
  • Admission: $96.39 | 2 adults and 2 children: $340.20
  • Venue: Siloso Point
  • Organiser: The Untamed Paths

Discover a hidden world beneath the ocean when the tide retreats at Sentosa's coast, with a rare opportunity to get up close with marine life that is so often overlooked.

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Night Explorations: Spot Flying Lemurs in a Secondary Forest

  • Date: 17, 19, 21, 23 July
  • Admission: Adult: $71 | Child: $37
  • Venue: Bukit Batok Park

This exploration will be conducted at night, when the forest comes to life! With our senses, we will pick out the creatures of the night, appreciate the tranquil sounds of the forest, and identify Singapore's hidden wildlife.

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Sustainable Hotel Building Tour and Afternoon Tea

  • Date: 18, 21 July
  • Admission: $38++ to $78++
  • Venue: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore
  • Organiser: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore

Discover PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay’s sustainability initiatives from behind-the-scenes. From the Urban Farm to the solar panels, it is a tour to showcase how sustainability is practiced in hospitality.

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Night Explorations: Mangrove Night Walk with Naturalist Guide

  • Date: 18, 20, 22 July
  • Venue: Pasir Ris Park

At dusk, step onto a boardwalk through a pitch-dark mangrove forest and begin an immersive exploration to spot mangrove inhabitants such as horseshoe crabs, vinegar crabs, mudskippers, and various water snakes.

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A Breath of Fresh Air: Tour of Singapore's Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations

  • Date: 19 July
  • Venue: Yishun Neighbourhood Park
  • National Environment Agency

Good air quality safeguards public health! Find out how ambient air quality is being monitored in stations across Singapore.

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The Full Intertidal: Explore, Learn, Engage

  • Date: 20, 21, 22 July
  • Venue: Changi Beach

Immerse in the rich marine biodiversity, take part in a beach cleanup, and wrap up with a hands-on intertidal artifacts session!

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Sunsets at Sky Sprouts

  • Date: 20, 22 July
  • Admission: $68 | $120 per pair
  • Venue: Sky Sprouts
  • Organiser: City Sprouts

Sky Sprouts is a serene rooftop garden that showcases urban farming and community spirit. Join this sunset session and savor fresh harvest along with sustainably made alcohol!

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Boat Tour to Singapore’s Largest Floating Solar Farm at Tengeh Reservoir

  • Date: 20 July
  • Venue: Shuttle bus from Environment Building
  • Organiser: PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency

Visit Sembcorp Tengeh Floating Solar Farm on a boat tour to learn how Singapore’s National Water Agency PUB produces clean water from clean energy.

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Sustainability in Design at ArtScience Museum

  • Admission: $5

Uncover the myriad of sustainability features intricately woven into the design of ArtScience Museum.

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From Waste to Treasure: Exploring the World of E-Waste Recycling

  • Date: 21 July
  • Venue: Shuttle bus from Jurong East MRT
  • Organiser: National Environment Agency

What happens to your old mobile phones, laptops and other electronic items after you put them into the e-waste recycling bins? Find out at ALBA’s e-waste recycling plant.

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Forest Stream Walk and Survey

  • Admission: Adult: $49 | Child: $37
  • Venue: 91 Lorong Chencharu (Ground-Up Initiative)

Night falls and sheltered by majestic fruit trees and overgrown grass, it’s easy to forget where one is. A humble, snaking stream turns into an adventurous endeavor.

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SentoSights: Sentosa Naturalist Night Adventure

  • Date: 21, 22 July
  • Admission: $86.76 | 2 adults and 2 children: $306.18

Experience the true ‘wild side’ on this night adventure through a rainforest. With a small torch, peek into the secretive lives of the nocturnal creatures found on Sentosa.

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City Farm Tours With Tasting

  • Admission: $30
  • Venue: City Sprouts

Experience sustainable farming at this urban farm nestled in the Redhill estate. Learn about the benefits of aquaponics, hydroponics, composting, and biogas and take home a microgreen kit!

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JKT Intertidal Adventure with Biogirl MJ

  • Admission: $64+
  • Organiser: Just Keep Thinking

Ever wonder what marine creatures can be found on our shores? Be a marine explorer for a day and discover the amazing biodiversity we have on our shores!

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Tiger Brewery Tour Sustainability Edition

  • Date: 21, 22, 23 July
  • Admission: $25
  • Venue: Tiger Brewery
  • Organiser: Asia Pacific Breweries Singapore

Tiger’s dedication to brewing excellence and commitment to sustainability goes into every pint of beer. Step into the world of Tiger and experience how they are brewing a better world.

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Farm Tours and Weekend Brunches

  • Date: 22 July
  • Admission: $10 (Farm tour only. Menu prices apply for ala carte weekend brunch.)
  • Venue: Open Farm Community
  • Organiser: Open Farm Community

Enjoy a unique farm-to-table experience and learn more about the food you eat and its origins. Come hungry!

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Black Soldier Fly Eco Farm Tour

  • Admission: $28
  • Venue: Sustainability @ Tampines Park
  • Organiser: Otolith Enrichment

Say hi to the mighty Black Solider Fly! Come and learn how an insect so small is making big contributions to waste reduction by turning trash into treasure!

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SentoSights: Introduction to Birdwatching

  • Admission: $77.11 | 2 adults and 2 children: $272.16

Discover birding in Sentosa! Spot local avian fauna through a pair of binoculars while learning about their unique morphology and calls.

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Race on Sunshine – Discovering Solar Energy

  • Venue: Singapore Discovery Centre

Learn more about solar energy and make your own solar-powered car at Singapore Discovery Centre.

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Zero to Hero Food Sustainability Tour

  • Admission: Adult: $100 | Senior: $80 | Child: $60
  • Venue: Clementi MRT
  • Organiser: Tribe Pte Ltd

An immersive, privately-guided, multi-venue experiential tour into Singapore’s heartlands. Deep dive into the wet market on a hunt for green ‘waste’ and transform them into useful compost.

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Journey into Glass Recycling with Abraclean

Can glass be recycled? Learn how Abraclean turns glass into useful products such as “Abrablast” and construction materials in this glass recycling journey.

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CREUSE Wood Upcycling Journey

See how damaged wooden pallets that are seemingly beyond repair can be transformed into useful lifestyle products.

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Learning Forest Tour

  • Venue: Singapore Botanic Gardens
  • Organiser: National Parks Board

The Learning Forest features a network of boardwalks and elevated walkways that allow visitors to explore habitats ranging from a freshwater forest wetland to a lowland rainforest.

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Race Against Time: Science Behind a Botanic Garden Tour

Learn about the research facilities at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, such as the Library of Botany & Horticulture, Orchid & Micro-propagation laboratory and the Herbarium.

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Nature Appreciation Walk at Thomson Nature Park

  • Venue: Thomson Nature Park

Immerse in the blending of culture and nature with a nature appreciation walk at this former Hainan village turned park.

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Where Singapore’s Waste Goes: A tour of Semakau Landfill

  • Venue: Pasir Panjang Ferry Terminal

An engineering marvel and haven for biodiversity, don’t miss this rare opportunity to visit Semakau, Singapore’s offshore landfill.

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Tour of NEWater Visitor Centre

  • Venue: NEWater Visitor Centre

Learn more about Singapore’s water sustainability and NEWater at this guided tour at NEWater Visitor Centre (NVC). Make your own mini-rain garden too!

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Sustainable Singapore Gallery Tour at Marina Barrage

  • Venue: Marina Barrage

Navigate through the Sustainable Singapore Gallery to learn how we are creating a liveable and sustainable Singapore.

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What's in My Mud?

  • Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Visitor Centre

Join this interesting guided walk featuring the lesser known creatures of the mudflats in Sungei Buloh.

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Mangrove Goodies

  • Venue: Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Visitor Centre

Learn about our relationship with mangroves with this guided walk. Discover how mangrove plants and animals are related to our everyday life – from food to products, and even how they protect us.

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Nature and Sustainability Tour: Biodiversity and Ecosystems

  • Date: 22, 23 July

Go on a journey of diverse habitats from around the world as you learn about the importance and interconnectedness of the natural environment and biodiversity.

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Nature and Sustainability Tour: Carbon and Climate

Discover the secrets of how Singapore’s beloved tourist attraction cuts down on its carbon emissions.

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Nature and Sustainability Tour: Seeds and Senses (Smell)

Embark on a tour that engages both your mind and your senses! Learn more about the strange yet fascinating plants at the Gardens.

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Nature and Sustainability Tour: Urban Wetlands

Explore the sights and sounds of the Kingfisher Wetlands and discover the native flora and fauna within.

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Sentosights: Immersive Rainforest Trails

Explore the lush rainforest ecosystem in Sentosa which hosts a rich array of unique native flora and fauna. Learn more about the often-overlooked flowers and plants of Sentosa’s forest.

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