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

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?

Find out what wildlife anthropologist, Kellie, learnt from her ethnographic study on the effects of animal charisma.

Did you know that there are only about 50 leopard cats in Singapore? Daphne shares SWAG's efforts to protect our last wild cats.