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...
We are the Monkey Guards team from JGIS! We are a team of volunteers that shares a common passion for working with long tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis), educating people about...
The 2nd World Chimpanzee Day falls on 14th July. As it is also the 60th anniversary of Gombe Stream National Park, it is befitting that we mark the occasion by...
It was a sunny morning when our Roots & Shoots community met for a friendly gathering at the Sungei Buloh Nature Reserve. This outing was not an ordinary one, for...
The first of the JGIS lecture series commenced for 2019, thanks to the help of our sponsors! This lecture featured Nick Marx’s work in Cambodia. Nick is the director of...
Last Friday, a group of teachers who lead Roots & Shoots and environmental programs at their schools attended a workshop to discuss the launch of JGIS and Roots & Shoots’...
Are you interested in sharing stories and taking part in storytelling in our community? If so, we have exciting news! Jane Goodall Institute in Singapore is excited to inform our...
By: Sia Sin Wei The Singaporean’s Guide to Illegal Wildlife Pets You may have heard of pet dogs and cats, but have you heard of a pet snake or a pet lizard?...
Lecture on 14 October 2018 By Heather Pong Yen Ting In the fifth and final session of the JGIS Lecture Series on 14 October 2018, we were proud to have with us...
Written by: Sia Sin Wei How fast 2018 has flown by! Once again, another exciting year is about to cumulate here at JGIS. Cue another end of the year volunteer appreciation...