Think you know MacRitchie? Make a visit to this familiar haunt to enjoy new finds.

Can you guess which are our native species from this list of flora and fauna found in Singapore?

Step into the world of pollination by finding out more about pollinator-attracting plants you may see in Singapore.

You’ve watched this star’s on-screen adventures in a variety of exciting drama serials. Most recently, she played a hard-boiled police officer in Unriddle, and a trendy girl-about-town in A Tale of 2 Cities.

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!

As we usher in the Lunar New Year of the Ox this year, get to know six flora and fauna found in Singapore that appear to be associated with cattle.

It was a hot Saturday morning, but both kids and parents were enthusiastically turning over lily pads looking for pond snail eggs, squealing with delight when they found their targets.

Get to know five native orchids you can see along our streets and in many of our green spaces.

Start the new year right by waking up early for the 7 am sunrise in one of our island’s most beautiful spot: Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve.

The canal turned river is now the focal point of the revamped park. All around the river was a hive of activity - joggers, brisk-walkers, cyclists, dog-walkers, families spending time with their children, people trying to launch their kites into the air from the open green space in the middle of the park.

Have you been to Lakeside Garden? Whether you are a repeat visitor or a new guest, here are six reasons for you to spend a day at Singapore’s first national garden in the heartlands.

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.

A rich diversity of marine life is waiting to be discovered. Just take a peek through the water’s surface to see some of these treasures.

Is the West underrated in terms of its parks? Read on to find out how to spend your free time enjoying a variety of activities amidst nature in this side of our island.

Amid the tranquil setting of the Chinese Garden is a Community In Bloom (CIB) garden with a padi field, recycling garden and other themed gardens. 2CG recently won the CIB Award for Best New Community Garden – an apt award for a garden that aims to be a community centre without a roof!

As dusk fell on 8 May 2010, the resident birds of the Singapore Botanic Gardens were joined in song by a star-studded lineup of human vocalists. The occasion was the YTL Concert of Celebration 2010, and the headline performer was Andrea Bocelli, world-renowned Italian tenor.

The last weekend in August was no ordinary weekend, at least, not for visitors to East Coast Park.

We shine the spotlight on the common Lime and other plants with ‘lime’ in their names that you can find in Singapore.