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Events

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Join us at our upcoming events!

Death by Man Exhibition
(October 2023 - April 2024)

Death by Man Exhibition
(October 2023 - April 2024)

Conservatory Drive, Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, Singapore

Wild Wetlands

Wild Wetlands

16 December 2023 at 1:00:00 am

Neo Tiew Crescent, Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, Singapore

Wild Ubin

Wild Ubin

23 December 2023 at 1:00:00 am

Pulau Ubin, Singapore

Getting to Know Our Wild Neighbours

Getting to Know Our Wild Neighbours

15 December 2023 at 12:00:00 pm

100 Jalan Mashhor, EQUAL, Singapore

ACRES OUTDOORS - Animals of the Mangroves

ACRES OUTDOORS - Animals of the Mangroves

ACRES (Animal Concerns Research and Education Society)

20 December 2023 at 1:00:00 am

Neo Tiew Crescent, Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, Singapore

Sign up / Contribute

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Contribute your wildlife photos for education!

We are seeking captivating visuals for our campaign’s materials.

Have you ever captured a tender moment shared between two macaques, a monitor lizard basking in the sun or perhaps a colony of bats cuddling under a fruit tree?


Such pictures can help us inspire and educate others!

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HSS Corporate Walks
(Contact to register)

Have you missed out on Herpetological Society of Singapore (HSS) monthly walks? Now you can enjoy them with your friends and colleagues.


You can explore Singapore's natural scenes & biodiversity as a team-building activity for the office. Or, perhaps, you can unwind with a walk in nature after a long week in the office. Get in touch with HSS to find out more, and to plan a walk!


HSS email: herpsocsg@gmail.com

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Volunteer with OWN

Be an OWN volunteer and help us spread the message of coexistence!


★ IMPORTANT NOTE:


1. This role is suitable for 18 years old and above.


2. All volunteers are required to be proficient in English (spoken).


3. Training will be provided on your first engagement session with us.


4. Following the training and your first engagement session, OWN will assess and determine in its sole discretion your suitability to become a fully-fledged outreach volunteer.


5. OWN is looking for volunteers who are committed, responsible and passionate about raising awareness. Please avoid last-minute cancellations to the roster.


6. If you require any clarifications, please email ourwildneighbours@gmail.com

Podcasts & Talks

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Wildlife Etiquette and Human-wildlife Co-existence

As Singapore develops and more housing is built in or near nature areas, people encounter wild animals more frequently. Join Beng, ACRES education executive, to learn what to do when meeting our local animals such as monkeys, wild boars, snakes, monitor lizards, bats, otters, birds and bees. Find out how we as a society can co-exist with our wild neighbours living alongside us in our city in nature! 

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Monkey Business: Do you know how to read the expressions of your wilder relatives?

You might have heard about recent incidents involving long-tailed macaques scaling residential flats in some neighbourhoods.

In this episode of Morning Shot, we explore how wildlife experts are solving the issue of human-wildlife conflicts with Anbarasi Boopal, Co-CEO for Advocacy at the Animal Concerns Research & Education Society, who also shares tips in case you encounter one of your wilder relatives.

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How We Should Live Alongside Our Wild Neighbours

Catch Ep 7 of the UNPHILTERED Podcast – How We Should Live Alongside Our Wild Neighbours, by NVPC - Towards a City of Good, featuring Anbarasi Boopal, Co-CEO of ACRES and Biogirl MJ, co-founder and host of Just Keep Thinking. From lonely otters looking for love to breaking up civet parties, learn how we can respectfully share our urban landscape with our wild neighbours.

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