Further Resources
If you are interested in learning more about wild animals in Singapore, we've got you covered! Go to Our Wild Neighbours to learn more.
Below, we have compiled some interesting resources for those who wish to learn more about local and international efforts to promote human-wildlife coexistence.
Resources from Singapore
Webinar Series
Webinar Series: Human-wildlife Encounters in Singapore
National Parks Board (NParks)
This webinar series explores human-wildlife encounters in Singapore, with information on biology, ecology and behaviour, and what to do when you do come across wildlife. Featuring long-tailed macaques, wild boars, otters, small mammals, reptiles and urban birds.
Video Series
Wild Animals are not Pests
ACRES (Animal Concerns Research and Education Society)
A series of short videos, explaining how the wildlife we commonly see around us are important to us, and are not pests. This series features local celebrities, such as DJ Jade Rasif, Eswari Gunasagar, Jack and Rai, Jean Danker, Biogirl MJ and Rathi Menon.
International Resources
Position statement on the Management of Human-Wildlife Conflict
IUCN Species Survival Commission Human-Wildlife Conflict Task Force
This position statement summarises the most important aspects of understanding and addressing human-wildlife conflicts. The IUCN SSC Human-Wildlife Conflict Task Force urges governments, non-governmental organisations, researchers, practitioners, community leaders, environmental agencies and others to ensure that efforts to manage human-wildlife conflicts are pursued through well-informed, holistic, and collaborative processes that take into account underlying social, cultural and economic contexts.