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Discover the diverse array of plants on Sentosa island and the vibrant natural pigments they yield. Using these pigments, create your own enduring, personalised, work of art!

This programme will provide participants an opportunity to support National Parks Board in the removal of invasive species.

Solve clues in this self-guided adventure within the stunning green spaces of Mandai Wildlife West to discover its sustainable features.

Find out how you can enjoy Sentosa with a lower carbon footprint at this exhibition.

Participate in susGain's 'Clean & Green' App Challenge and earn points by completing quizzes. Stand a chance to win prizes sponsored by sustainable local brands!

Learn through playing! Pick up knowledge about climate change, sustainability and energy while trying your hand at two new card games "Sus Chef" and "Fact or Fiction (Energy Edition)".

Play a part in enhancing the coastal and grassland habitats of Lim Chu Kang Nature Park. Help nurture young saplings and remove invasive species to restore the native habitats of the Nature Park!

This newly launched tactile display at the ArtScience Museum spotlights different materials used to reduce the museum’s carbon footprint.

Get involved in the maintenance of the Butterfly Habitat at Bishan-AMK Park, and learn about common butterfly species sighted at the park.

Through gameplay, you will be introduced to Singapore’s various energy options, their relative impact on carbon emissions, and their economic trade-offs.

Heron Watch is a citizen science initiative by NParks to get Singaporeans involved in collecting valuable information about the herons, egrets and bitterns across Singapore.

At this interactive outreach booth, learn what kinds of paper, plastic, and metal are recyclable, and make better-informed decisions to reduce contamination of recycling bins in the community.

Love sea life? Come check out the Children’s Biodiversity Library by S.E.A. Aquarium, the first marine-biodiversity themed learning space for children in a public library in Singapore.

Inspired by the nearby farms in Choa Chu Kang, Lim Chu Kang and Kranji, the design of the library steers towards the theme of nature and greenery.

Visit NLB’s LearnX Sustainability website to explore learning pathways and connect with like-minded members of the community. Discover learning programmes and resources on a variety of topics such as wardrobe sustainability and connecting with nature.