Events

𝘼𝙍𝙏𝙛𝙤𝙧𝘼𝘾𝙍𝙀𝙎 – A vibrant tea session that connects wildlife lovers and celebrates artists inspired by local fauna.

This event celebrates those whose care, connection, and concern for wildlife find expression through visual art, storytelling, and meaningful discussion about inspiration, empathy, and protection of our wild neighbours. Meet beloved artists such as Ms Alpana Ahuja, Mr Bala Matchap, Ms Julie Conceicao and Ms Wendy Yee; hear their stories, socialise and deepen your understanding of issues that influence Singapore's wildlife.

Perfect for families and creative souls, ARTforACRES offers complimentary “wild packs” (worth $30) created by young local artists, hands-on art jamming and storytelling sessions to ticket holders of all ages (children under 14yo must be accompanied by an adult).

The Jane Goodall Institute (Singapore) is looking for volunteers to join them as Monkey Guards near Bukit Timah Nature Reserve! Your support will help mitigate human-macaque conflicts and promote coexistence between people and wildlife in Singapore. Sign up for our workshop to gain expert insight and get interactive training on Monkey Guarding!

Come away with:
(1) Knowledge about macaque behaviour and human-macaque interactions
(2) Necessary skillsets, including how to safely guide macaques back to their natural habitats

Registration closes on 22 November. Space is limited, register early!

SWAG is excited to announce Leopard Cat QUEST at Pulau Ubin in search of our elusive native wildcat. Nationally critically endangered, the Leopard Cat is known to inhabit Pulau Ubin, Pulau Tekong, the Central Catchment Nature Reserve and the Western Catchment. Walk with SWAG through Pulau Ubin’s rustic kampong lanes and forested areas in the silent, cool night, to look for the glint of the Leopard Cats’ eyes, and hopefully also encounter the Greater Mousedeer, Common Palm Civet, sleeping birds and butterflies, foraging fruit bats, snakes, mangrove wildlife and more!

Guidelines and details will be emailed to you after registration.

(Leopard cat photo by Amos Chua)