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Construction works are currently ongoing for Phase 2 of the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Masterplan. As such, Kranji Nature Trail is closed. Please adhere to any safety notices around these work areas. These works are expected to be completed by end of 2013.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
New Wireless Trail
Open for the first time to the public, the free wireless trail using ColorCode enables visitors holding mobile devices with cameras and internet connection (such as smartphones) to learn about the flora and fauna at SBWR.
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Young Naturalist Passport Camp
Limited to 40 children between the age of 6-10 years old, this one day camp encompasses a series of fun-filled and educational indoor and outdoor learning of the wetlands and nature conservation issues through worksheets, nature walks and hands-on activities. More
Date: 9 June 2012
Registration: Open
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Paint Along Session
Conducted by Mr Tham Pui San, a volunteer of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. Pui San is an avid artist who expresses his passion for nature through his art work. Bring along your art materials and enjoy learning different drawing techniques at Sungei Buloh. More
Date: 27 May 2012
Time: 8.30am - 11.30am
Location: Meeting place visitor centre
Art Medium: Water colour and pencil, oil and acrylic material
Admission charges apply |
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Mandarin Guided Tour
Date: 27 May 2012
Time: 9.30am - 11.00am
Meeting place: Information Counter, Visitor Centre Please call us at 67941401 to book this free guided tour. We need a minimum of 5 participants to commence the tour. Limited to maximum 15 participants.
Admission charges apply |
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Origami - The Art of Paper Folding
Date: 29 April 2012
Time: 11.30am - 12.30pm
Venue: Information Counter
Admission charges apply |
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Wireless Learning
Trail @ Sungei Buloh
The wireless learning trail at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
is the first of its kind in the parks of Singapore, and
possibly in the region. More...
Advisory Note: Crocodiles
Estuarine crocodiles are known to inhabit the waters of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. More...
Precaution against mosquito bites
SBWR is a nature reserve where mosquitoes naturally inhabit.
To prepare for a visit to the wetland reserve, visitors
are advised to wear shoes and socks, long pants and long-sleeved
shirt in preferably light colours, and apply insect repellent
on exposed skin and clothing before entering the wetland
reserve. The insect repellent can help to keep the mosquitoes
away and make your visit to the wetland reserve a more
enjoyable and safe outing.
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Marine Fish Guided
Tour
Date: 24 March 2012
Time: 3.30pm - 4.15pm
Join
us for a marine fish tours on Saturdays. Please refer
to dates... |
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Prawn & Fish Demo
More... |
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Note to coordinators
of organised group visits
If you are planning to bring a group of more than 40 people
or/and carrying out a group activity at Sungei Buloh Wetland
Reserve or Kranji Nature Trail, do contact our Information
Counter at tel. 6794 1401 or email
info@sbwr.org.sg in advance to check that there are no other activities
on that day that may coincide with your group activity.
We will advise you on the best time to visit. |
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Advisory
Note
Carparks are limited and drivers may have to park at
the Kranji Reservoir carpark during peak periods such
as weekends and public holidays. You can walk from the Kranji Reservoir
Carpark to SBWR via Kranji Nature Trail or hop on
the hourly Kranji Express service. |
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Research
permits application for schools to conduct research
For schools that are interested
to conduct research work at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve,
do print out this form and fill in details of your project, with signature
included. Fax it back to Mohamad Azlin at 67937271 for
approval / process. |
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Booking
of Outdoor Classroom
Designed to bring learning outdoors, the Outdoor Classroom
is surrounded by five different habitats, namely, the
mangroves, back mangroves, secondary forest, herbs and
spices garden, and freshwater pond. It is a popular
gathering place for schools to conduct activities such
as water sampling. More... |
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