See how we contribute to wildlife protection through research and funding initiatives in Singapore and across the region.

Discover how our parks serve as outdoor classrooms where students can appreciate the wonders of nature and wildlife.

Take a closer look at how our world-leading wildlife parks provide expert animal care and inspire visitors to value biodiversity.

In 2012, two pairs of Luzon bleeding-hearts, a species of ground dove endemic to the Philippines, were sent to Jurong Bird Park (JBP) as part of a conservation breeding agreement among JBP, Avilon Zoo and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) of the Philippines. Eight years on, 10 progenies have made their way home with hopes of being reintroduced back to the wild in the Philippines.

The course of true love never did run smooth, and for Goodfellow’s tree kangaroos Makaia and Nupela, it took some warming up before sparks flew. However, it was worth the wait as the pair is now proud first-time parents to a male joey that was born on 4 February this year.

After a three-month closure as part of Singapore’s circuit breaker measures, Jurong Bird Park (JBP) reopened to guests on 6 July 2020, with plenty of new chicks on the block. The dedication of its avian care team, who continued providing uncompromised care for the park’s 3,500 birds, saw breeding efforts get off to a soaring start.

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.