19/07/2026
At PRSAG, we believe stories matter. Stories of all our residents โ the buffy fish owl, the mudskippers, and the humans too. These stories are what make our engagements come alive, and we try to bring them out in every project, no matter how small.
We were privileged to have two storytellers โ and fellow Pasir Ris residents โ spend their Saturday with us: Mr Jayaprakash Bojan, National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year 2017, and Mr Tang Yong Jen, a young marine biologist, who shared their insights on storytelling in nature conservation last week.
Three things we took away:
1) Continue the conversations. Anything about coexistence, tolerance, and respect for our wild and human neighbours.
2) Bring new people into this space. Conversation or an action, Just one friend who has never come.
3) Anyone can be a conservationist. No title needed! Pay attention when youโre in the green spaces and share what you learnt with others.
The buffy fish owl has a story. The mudskippers have a story. So do you.
Whatโs your Pasir Ris story? Share it with us in the comments ๐๐ฆ