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A huge thank you to all our citizen scientists who have joined the Great Reef Census, a citizen science platform develop...
15/10/2026

A huge thank you to all our citizen scientists who have joined the Great Reef Census, a citizen science platform developed by our partner, and supported by . 💙

Over the past few months, we’ve hosted in-person and virtual training sessions, introducing participants to the Sulu-Sulawesi Seascape, its vibrant marine biodiversity, and the teams working behind the scenes to capture underwater reef images.

🌊 Haven’t joined yet? There’s still time!

Sign up before October 2026 and help scientists better understand our region’s coral reefs! No experience needed. Simply review reef images online, anytime, anywhere. Every image helps support reef conservation. Link in bio.

Every analysis counts. Every citizen scientist makes a difference.

🏆 For those who have already signed up, keep surveying!

Check out the leaderboard and see how your contributions stack up against fellow citizen scientists. Keep analysing reef images, climbing the ranks and making an impact. Who knows? You might just make it to the top! 😉

Together, we can turn small actions into meaningful conservation outcomes for our oceans. 🐠✨
For any enquiries, reach us at [email protected].

Have unspent CDC Vouchers (2026) January and SG60 Vouchers you won’t be using? 💛 You can now put them towards a good cau...
13/10/2026

Have unspent CDC Vouchers (2026) January and SG60 Vouchers you won’t be using? 💛

You can now put them towards a good cause by gifting your unspent vouchers to WWF-Singapore through KampungSpirit, a government-backed platform developed by that helps people channel their unspent vouchers towards meaningful causes.

🎁 Gift your vouchers by 31 December 2026 to make a difference for nature and wildlife!

Your gift helps support WWF-Singapore’s work in field conservation, community engagement and science-led solutions to address biodiversity loss and strengthen climate resilience. Together, we can protect Singapore’s natural habitats and wildlife, inspire more people to take action for nature, and build a more sustainable future for generations to come. 🌏🐼

Here’s how to get started:
1. Log in to KampungSpirit via Singpass
2. Choose "WWFS Conservation Fund" to support
3. Select voucher campaign and enter amount to donate
4. Receive a confirmation email once your gift reaches us
5. Track your contribution history and impact after gifting

Every contribution helps fund conservation programmes that protect the nature and wildlife we all share. 💚

Ready to give your unspent vouchers a purpose? Donate here: go.gov.sg/ks-wwf or visit the link in bio!

08/10/2026

: The average size of monitored wildlife populations has fallen by 73% since 1970.

But the Living Planet Report tells us something else, too...

Tigers are returning. More green turtles are hatching. Elephant populations are recovering in parts of southern Africa. Pressure on bluefin tuna is easing.

None of this happened by chance. It’s the result of sustained conservation efforts by people who refused to look away. This is what hope looks like in action. And if we are to reverse nature loss, we need more of it, from governments, businesses, investors and all of us. Because what happens next is not yet written.

Closer to home, the impacts of climate change and nature loss are being felt across Singapore and Southeast Asia. But the message is clear: recovery is possible. That is why WWF-Singapore works with partners across the region to turn hope into action through on-ground conservation.

Read the Living Planet Report 2026 to understand what’s driving nature’s decline and what it will take to reverse it. 🌍

🔗 Link in bio: https://livingplanet.panda.org/

Share this and be part of the movement for .

Footage credit: WWF & Open Planet

What makes seeing a Javan rhino (𝘙𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘰𝘤𝘦𝘳𝘰𝘴 𝘴𝘰𝘯𝘥𝘢𝘪𝘤𝘶𝘴) in the wild so rare? 👀 🦏​Its mosaic-like skin, armour-like folds ...
22/09/2026

What makes seeing a Javan rhino (𝘙𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘰𝘤𝘦𝘳𝘰𝘴 𝘴𝘰𝘯𝘥𝘢𝘪𝘤𝘶𝘴) in the wild so rare? 👀 🦏​

Its mosaic-like skin, armour-like folds and single horn make it distinctive. But fewer than 90 remain - all within Ujung Kulon National Park in Indonesia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the only place in the world where the species still survives in the wild.​

Today, the Javan rhino faces multiple challenges, including poaching, habitat degradation caused by the spread of invasive palms like Langkap (𝘈𝘳𝘦𝘯𝘨𝘢 𝘰𝘣𝘵𝘶𝘴𝘪𝘧𝘰𝘭𝘪𝘢), and the risks associated with having such a small and isolated population.​

🤝 Supported by , and the TL Whang Foundation, WWF works to protect the last stronghold of Javan rhinos in Ujung Kulon National Park and advance conservation efforts to ensure their long-term survival.​

This World Rhino Day, we would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the dedicated teams working behind the scenes from Ujung Kulon National Park , WWF-Indonesia, the Ministry of Forestry , the National Park Authority, Yayasan Badak Indonesia (YABI), Aliansi Lestari Rimba Terpadu (ALeRT), Yayasan Jaringan Satwa Indonesia (JSI), for working tirelessly to safeguard this iconic species. 🦏 ❤️​

🎥 Want to see what conservation looks like on the ground?​ ​ ​
Learn more about our recent field trip to Ujung Kulon National Park. Link in bio! ​

Good food shouldn’t cost the Earth. 🌱​From the meals we enjoy every day to the containers we bring along, small choices ...
20/09/2026

Good food shouldn’t cost the Earth. 🌱​

From the meals we enjoy every day to the containers we bring along, small choices can create meaningful change for our planet.​

As an Eco Dabao F&B partner, Cha Re Re believes sustainability must move beyond intention and become part of everyday habits, during the lunch rush, at our favourite food spots, and in the choices we make.​

By choosing reusable containers, we can reduce unnecessary waste and lighten the burden on our planet.​

WWF-Singapore and Income Insurance are helping to make reusable takeaway containers part of everyday life, reducing single-use packaging and supporting more sustainable choices. ♻️​

Small changes in how we consume can add up when more people take part. 🌱​Through Eco Dabao, WWF-Singapore and Income Ins...
16/09/2026

Small changes in how we consume can add up when more people take part. 🌱​

Through Eco Dabao, WWF-Singapore and Income Insurance are working with communities to reduce reliance on single-use takeaway packaging and make more sustainable choices part of everyday life.​

Supporting this effort is AXA, whose contribution towards volunteer training and meals helps our Eco Dabao volunteer community bring the message of waste reduction to more people across Singapore.​

Building more sustainable habits takes collective effort, and we’re glad to have partners and volunteers playing their part.​

Spotting Singapore’s sneakiest gliders! 👀 Our WWF-Singapore staff and volunteers went on the lookout for colugos in the ...
15/09/2026

Spotting Singapore’s sneakiest gliders! 👀 Our WWF-Singapore staff and volunteers went on the lookout for colugos in the wild. Swipe to see who we spotted! 🌳​

The Sunda colugo may be tricky to spot, camouflaged against tree​ bark and active mostly after dark, but with a bit of patience (and a​ lot of looking up), the team managed to catch a glimpse of these​ master gliders in action.​

Every sighting is a reminder that Singapore’s green spaces are home to incredible wildlife we share our island with. ​

As WWF-Singapore marks our 20th anniversary, we're reminded that lasting conservation progress is only possible through collective action.​

Want to try spotting one yourself? Join our WWF Natural Heritage​ Walk at R***e Range Nature Park on Saturday, 10th October,​ 8:30–10:00am, and explore spots like the Gliders Boardwalk, built​ with rope bridges and colugo poles to help these gliders cross​ safely.​

🎟️ Tickets in our bio!​

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How Eco Dabao-pilled are you? ♻️​Screenshot this bingo board, tick off your squares, and repost your results 👀​Together,...
13/09/2026

How Eco Dabao-pilled are you? ♻️​

Screenshot this bingo board, tick off your squares, and repost your results 👀​

Together, WWF-Singapore and Income Insurance are helping to reduce single-use takeaway packaging and make sustainable choices easier for everyone. 🌏 💚​

Lasting change doesn’t happen individually, it takes a community.​The Eco Dabao Initiative is made possible by like-mind...
09/09/2026

Lasting change doesn’t happen individually, it takes a community.​

The Eco Dabao Initiative is made possible by like-minded partners who believe in making sustainable living seamless and convenient.​

Swipe to meet our amazing partners behind the movement, and see how they’re stepping up for a more sustainable future! 🌏 💚​

Together, WWF-Singapore and Income Insurance are working to reduce single-use takeaway food packaging and encourage more sustainable consumption habits.​

Fancy a morning out in nature this Saturday? 🌿 ​Join WWF-Singapore’s Wetlands Watchers at Lim Chu Kang Nature Park and g...
04/09/2026

Fancy a morning out in nature this Saturday? 🌿 ​

Join WWF-Singapore’s Wetlands Watchers at Lim Chu Kang Nature Park and get to know Singapore’s wildlife a little better. ​

Explore the park with our team, learn how to spot and identify local wildlife, and get hands-on with simple citizen science techniques that help us better understand the nature around us. ​

🔍 Spot birds, dragonflies and other local wildlife 📝 Learn how biodiversity is observed and documented in the field ​
🌿 Discover more about our wetlands and the wildlife they support ​
🏡 Plus, visit Cashin House while you’re there ​

This Saturday, 5 September​
⏰ 9.00am–11.45am ​
📍 Meet at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Visitor Centre​
🚌 Free transport to Lim Chu Kang Nature Park provided ​

Come explore with us! Sign up via the link in bio.

Photo credit: ©️ Heng Yiong Siang / WWF-Singapore

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