Our JGIS Lecture Series has been going strong for the last few years — bringing primate researchers and conservation experts from around the world to communicate and exchange views on...
We started a series of online and offline workshops recently to equip our volunteers in the communications committee and other stakeholders with the writing skills needed for writing for publicity,...
Living in the City in Nature means that there’s a high chance you’ve heard the horror stories that have resulted from human interactions with monkeys. Even if you don’t live near...
I am a plant killer. In spite of my best efforts, my plants at home have a tendency of giving up on life. (Perhaps that’s what made me such a...
The Jane Goodall Institute (Singapore) holds many projects and events to fulfill its outreach goals to raise awareness on wildlife conservation. One of our major events is the ConservAction series...
Resilience in Nature Written by Sia Sin Wei Resilience of nature is evident at the Thomson Nature Park. Once the location of a thriving village, nature seemed to have reclaimed this tract...
MONKEY BUSINESS: Heartwarming Reunion Of Baby Macaque With Troop Article Written by Ramaa Rangnekar, JGIS Primates Team With just a month to go for Lunar New Year, the spirit of reunion and...
Do you always find yourself coming across articles or videos featuring macaques making a cheeky appearance at the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) campus and hostel grounds? While oftentimes they do...
Who doesn’t love a good story? To say that the art of storytelling is powerful is an understatement. By telling an engaging and captivating story, it can be the foundation...
It was a wet Wednesday morning when Roots & Shoots the educational arm of JGIS launched its Plant for Hope project. Who better to launch it then our eponymous founder,...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]"Living in Harmony with Nature & Wildlife" is a public lecture and dialogue with Dr Jane Goodall DBE, the world-renowned conservationist and UN Messenger for Peace. It was the final...
Singapore has developed rapidly into the global metropolis. However, development have its costs, namely, we are losing our local wildlife in the course of development. In an assessment of local...