 WETlandsa publication of Sungei Buloh Nature Park |
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7 No 3 Dec 2000 Traditional uses of mangroves Reflections of a Rhizophora Seedling Pink-necked Green Pigeon BotanicalReveries about the common names of plants Cymbly Great rediscovery of an extinct Cymbidium at the Park Rediscovered Palm at the Park: Nibong Deborah Yeo shares her volunteer experience The value of trees by Julian Nick's encounter with Smooth Otters at the Park About the signboards at the Park Up & Coming Boardwalks and Tower Hide |
Like other parks, Sungei Buloh Nature Park is equipped with many signboards and signposts throughout its vicinity. From informative signs at the entrance and exit, to the directional, flora and fauna identification signs within the Park.  Before
entering the Park, you will notice the do's and don'ts signs. These signs
are created so that plants, animals and park features are cared for, while
allowing people to enjoy and experience the Park. Do arm yourself with a brochure as you explore the Park. Look out for the directional signboards as they complement the brochure, guiding you through without losing direction. For bird lovers, many coloured bird identification signs were installed in the hides as well as in the bird observation screens.  For
plant lovers, signs with simple explanation of their uses or special features
were installed along the routes. Do look out for them as all plants, though
mostly green, have special unique features.We see the importance of these signboards and have, over the years added more informative and educational signboards along the walking routes. Do pause and look at these beautifully crafted signboards when you are in the Park. They will be able to guide you home safely and make your walk more enjoyable and educational. |
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