Have you hiked or biked along the Round Island Route? Head up to the Changi node of the route to take in crisp sea breezes and picturesque scenery, for an experience to remember.

Do you own a bird, or are thinking of owning one? Let's look at some common beak problems faced by bird owners.

In Singapore, greenery is quite literally everywhere. And for this young American expat couple, it has been a constant feature of their lives here. On the day that Alli and Kyle Proffitt first arrived in Singapore, they were both struck by the greenery that greeted them immediately.

From politicians to pop stars, there are orchid hybrids named after well-known figures from around the world. To celebrate the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Games, get to know five orchids named after well-known athletes!

Walking your dog is a fun way to get in that exercise. But what if the weather is too hot for Buddy? Learn more about heatstroke in dogs and how to keep your best furry friend safe.

The Ubin Project was launched in 2014, with the community driving programmes and activities for the community. We look back at some recent highlights.

Fort Canning Park will be the venue for the commemoration of the Singapore Bicentennial later this year. Before that, we uncover some hidden gems in this rich historical location.

Sun’s out, fun’s in! Hanging out with your friends, or looking for things to do with the family? Here are nine exciting activities you can enjoy in our parks and gardens.

As we remember Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles’ many contributions as part of the Singapore Bicentennial, we look at his passion for natural history and five ways this impacted our local biodiversity and conservation efforts till today.

Studies have shown that children benefit from being in close contact with nature, such as having increased attentiveness, superior memory and improved psychomotor skills. In this new school year, we share some resources NParks has produced for children to use and enjoy.

There are choice aplenty at the East Coast Park Seafood Centre, but new entrant Blue Pier seafood will satisfy any rumbling tummy with its tasty food and generous servings.

Singapore has an abundance of parks and gardens all across the island, but if you head up north, you can find four interesting green spaces to check out!

As Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve turns 25 this year, we speak to Mdm Halilah Ahmad, who has worked at the Reserve, quite literally, from the first day.

Looking for a spot to indulge in a year-end feast with friends and family? Enjoy familiar dishes at affordable prices in a restaurant in Pasir Ris Park.

If you thought that fine jewellery stands only for luxury and excess, think again. Local jewellery designer Choo Yilin uses jewellery design as a vehicle to spread environmental messages. The latest collection from her label,Choo Yilin Artisan Jewellery, is called the Tree Series. Each necklace, bracelet and ring features motifs derived from the forest: leaves, roots, vines and buds. In some pieces, the bronze lustre and rugged texture even imitate the colour and feel of tree bark.

Have you ever heard the old wives’ tale that looking at green objects can improve your eyesight? For today’s children, who are practically born with iPhones or Playstation Portables in their hands, there may be a grain of truth to this adage.

Ever wonder what to do in your spare time? Love orchids but uncertain about how to care for them? Looking for an activity that allows you to bond with your child and still have fun? How about an opportunity for the little one to discover the amazing biodiversity found in our island-state? Check out these interesting activities and workshops conducted at the Singapore Botanic Gardens.

Two years after becoming the Garden's first superintendent, in September 1877, Murton became embroiled in a staff dispute that nearly cost him his life. Dr Taylor’s telling of this incident comes from an account published in The Straits Times then.