This August, we have four tree-planting dates in celebration of National Day & #SG60 — by NUS Toddycats & NParks.

Registration links at toddycats.wordpress.com/2025-calendar/

The shenanigans of state controlled media in Singapore surprisingly articulated in print by Cheong Yip Seng, veteran editor of The Straits Times in “OB Markers” (2013). His sequel “Ink and Influence” (2025) was just launched.

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NUS Toddycats invite NUS staff, students and friends to the 5km Ridge Walk from NUS LT3 to Hort Park once again in July – get to know our neighbourhood and meet a few people after work 😄To join us, just register at ridgewalkjul2025.eventbrite.sg

Seeking nature in Singapore: guided walks, talks, workshops, etc by nature groups are listed at sg60naturecalendar.wordpress.com

Bruguiera trunk with its characteristics lenticels at Sungei Buloh Wetlands Reserve Wetlands Centre mangrove boardwalk.

A nature and sustainability series for the public hosted by the National Library in Singapore. Wildlife in Singapore should really be a series on its own😀 so just a few highlights in this on Zoom next Tuesday; library users can sign up at tinyurl.com/ss-03dec2024

Our 25th and 26th planting sessions at Rail Corridor South and Kranji Marshes this morning –some 150 volunteers planted 250 saplings.

Plant in the right places and wildlife will follow.

The NUS Toddycats - NParks programme is on hold for the NE monsoon. Back in 2025!
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Volunteers have planted 1,000 mid to late succession forest species saplings over 11 sessions on Kent Ridge @ National University of Singapore. It’s a small part of the NUS’ 100,000 trees movement to achieve a Campus in a Tropical Rainforest. It’s been lovely meeting everyone who chips in❤️