Jurong Bird Park heralds some great news for two highly threatened bird species of great conservation importance. For the first time ever, Santa Cruz ground-doves have been successfully bred under human care. Adding to the joy, the park managed to also breed Straw-headed bulbuls; a first in over 10 years.

Lovebirds in search of a novel getaway this Valentine’s can look forward to a wild affair at River Safari’s newest camp experience—‘Romance by the River’. Ignite the spark by sharing in unforgettable wildlife experiences and tuck each other into bed alongside a herd of majestic manatees.

It has taken 11 long years for the pig to take centre stage for the Lunar New Year, and pig species in Singapore’s wildlife parks will be having the time of their lives showing their beauty and traits to park guests while squealing well wishes for the Year of the Pig.

Over a million animals are killed each year due to plastic waste. Find out how we are reducing plastic use at our parks, and how you too can play a part.

Reusing and recycling reduces the need for raw materials and improper disposal of waste. Find out about our reusing and recycling practices and easy ways you can do so at home.

Unsustainable sourcing of food and materials can irreparably damage our environment and biodiversity. Discover how we champion responsible purchasing and sustainable consumption within our parks, and how your shopping habits can affect wildlife.