World Civet Day (April 4) highlights the vital role of civets in our ecosystems. Five species of civets have been recorded in Singapore, including the common palm civet, which can sometimes be spotted in urban areas. In this article, learn how civets support healthy forests and the threats they face, with insights from two civet researchers.

March marks International Macaque Day, a time to celebrate Singapore’s long-tailed macaques. Through initiatives like the JGIS Monkey Guards Programme, trained volunteers help reduce human–macaque conflict by deterring monkeys from homes and sharing knowledge about macaque behaviour. Education and community action are key to building a future where people and wildlife live together in harmony.

World Wildlife Day Regional Youth Symposium (WWD) 2026 marks its fifth edition with an in-person return in Singapore. Centred on the intersections of Wildlife Trade, Wildlife Health, and Wildlife Conservation, the event adopts a One Health lens to explore how these interconnected issues can help advance biodiversity conservation. Organised by Youth Stewards and regional partners, WWD 2026 convenes young conservation leaders for dialogue, collaboration, and action.

Singapore’s traffic poses a threat to Sunda pangolins. Their nocturnal nature makes them difficult to detect on roads at night. In this article, Kalai recounts a personal encounter with a pangolin and how a quick decision helped save an animal’s life.

Empowering all to coexist with our wild neighbours through multilingual wildlife advisories!

Singapore, envisioned as a City in Nature, hosts a rich variety of wildlife that contributes to a healthy urban ecosystem. With humans and animals living in such close proximity, wildlife biosurveillance becomes vital for detecting disease threats and safeguarding public health. Through monitoring, early detection, and public participation, we can respond to zoonotic risks and promote coexistence. Together, we help protect biodiversity and ensure a healthier future for all.

Ever wondered what bird sings the "uwu uwu" song? It's the koel! Learn a little more about this intelligent bird in this short and sweet article by Kalai Vanan, CEO of ACRES.

Is it possible run an animal hospice centre beside a nature park? Dr Angeline Yang from VetMobile shares how!

A python was burnt alive — not once, but thrice. We examine the fear of snakes and how to foster human-wildlife coexistence in Singapore.

Learn about the ecological roles of wild boars and how we can coexist with these large animals that share our island home.

A celebration of flora and fauna, the Festival of Biodiversity featured over 25 booths from nature groups, schools and community partners.

Do you think all snakes are slimy and venomous? That's far from the truth. Let's learn about these reptiles on World Snakes Day!

It's World Crocodile Day! Photographer Bernard Seah shares his admiration for Singapore's largest reptile - the saltwater crocodile!

OWN celebrates our campaign's 2nd anniversary this Earth Day! Thank you Mandai Nature, partners and volunteers for all your support!

Happy Bat Appreciation Day! Let’s look beyond bats in the belfry by moving past the stereotypes & misconceptions associated with bats.

Learn how Ruth and her peers foster human-wildlife harmony with the long-tailed macaques and smooth-coated otters in NUS.

It's World Pangolin Day! Singapore is home to the Sunda pangolin and it is our responsibility to protect these unique mammals.

Kerine Leong from NParks writes about the delicate balance of human-wildlife coexistence in our City in Nature.

Dr Adrian Loo developed a love for nature through the books and films he had read and watched in his growing years. Do you know any of them?

Happy World Monkey Day! Let’s get down to monkey business!