Contest- Issue 32
In this issue, we are giving away three copies of The Hunt For the Green Boomerang.
A sequel to the award-winning Secrets of the Swamp, The Hunt for the Green Boomerang highlights the fascinating flora, fauna and heritage sites you can find on Pulau Ubin. Targeted at children from 10 to 14 years old, this riveting adventure aims to instil in them an appreciation of our natural environment and biodiversity, and remind them to do their part in shaping our City in a Garden – essential values embraced by The Ubin Project.
The book is authored by Neil Humphreys and illustrated by Cheng Puay Koon, and was made possible with the support of HSBC through a donation to the Garden City Fund.
Simply answer the questions below and you could be a lucky winner!
In the article “My Afternoon at Zhenghua Nature Park”, we learn a little more about the rich biodiversity found there. According to the article,
1. What bird sips nectar, nibbles on young shoots and snacks on insects?
2. What evergreen shrub has small, tubular flowers that are initially reddish orange but turn red?
Contest closes 27 Mar 2017. Email your answers to nparks_communications@nparks.gov.sg with the subject title “My Green Space Contest – Singapore Botanic Gardens”, together with your name, IC/Passport number and contact number.
A sequel to the award-winning Secrets of the Swamp, The Hunt for the Green Boomerang highlights the fascinating flora, fauna and heritage sites you can find on Pulau Ubin. Targeted at children from 10 to 14 years old, this riveting adventure aims to instil in them an appreciation of our natural environment and biodiversity, and remind them to do their part in shaping our City in a Garden – essential values embraced by The Ubin Project.
The book is authored by Neil Humphreys and illustrated by Cheng Puay Koon, and was made possible with the support of HSBC through a donation to the Garden City Fund.
Simply answer the questions below and you could be a lucky winner!
In the article “My Afternoon at Zhenghua Nature Park”, we learn a little more about the rich biodiversity found there. According to the article,
1. What bird sips nectar, nibbles on young shoots and snacks on insects?
2. What evergreen shrub has small, tubular flowers that are initially reddish orange but turn red?
Contest closes 27 Mar 2017. Email your answers to nparks_communications@nparks.gov.sg with the subject title “My Green Space Contest – Singapore Botanic Gardens”, together with your name, IC/Passport number and contact number.
My Green Space Contest Winners: Oct – Dec 2016 Congratulations! - Chen Ooi Yen - Mariola Demko - Michelle Lee Kim Onn |
Total Comments: 1
Have views or comments on this article? Let us know via this form. If you would like to give us feedback on any other areas relating to our parks and gardens, please submit via https://www.nparks.gov.sg/feedback
JoeyFoo 3/14/2017 1:08:26 PM