David is the winner of Theme 2 “Trees, Forests and Parks” in the competition. He excels in making Singapore look like a natural sanctuary. He spoke candidly with us about his love for photography.

During the recent school holidays, Sara the Botanicosaurus received some curious visitors seeking to uncover the rich history and biodiversity of the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Children aged 4-9, together with their parents, assembled at the Botany Centre bright and early one Saturday afternoon to begin their hour-long exploration with our guide, Mei Yi.

Looking to satisfy your hunger pangs after an afternoon of cycling? Check out Georges at the Cove at Pasir Ris Park.

Did you know that the Kallang Park Connector is Singapore’s first park connector? It was completed in 1995 as part of a plan to provide Singaporeans with greater recreational choices. Great space optimisation idea in land-scarce Singapore, the PCN makes use of areas that are not suitable for other purposes, e.g. drainage reserves originally set aside for the maintenance of canals, or spaces under MRT viaducts.

Hint: It was previously misconceived as a black-and-white bungalow and named after two Gardens directors who were also father and son.