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Dear students, Singapore's nature reserves are crucial for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem health. They protect over 4,000 species of native plants and animals! These green spaces also help regulate our urban climate and provide clean air. One cannot stress enough how these reserves contribute to our city's sustainability.

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Singapore has four nature reserves: Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, Central Catchment Nature Reserve, Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, and Labrador Nature Reserve. Each plays a unique role in preserving different ecosystems, from primary rainforests to mangroves.

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Singapore Reserves: The Untold Story - Ep 1/2 | Singapore Reserves Revealed | Full TV Episode

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Virtual Tour: Bukit Timah Nature Reserve

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Virtual Tour: Bukit Timah Nature Reserve

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Take a virtual walk through Singapore's oldest nature reserve! Bukit Timah Nature Reserve contains one of the largest patches of primary rainforest left in Singapore. Can you spot the diverse flora and fauna in this 360° tour?

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Get up close and personal with nature in our parks by going on a DIY walk, or joining a guided or virtual tour.

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Did you know that Singapore has 17 reservoirs? These water bodies are important for our water security. They collect rainwater and provide about 10% of Singapore's daily water needs. Together with NEWater, desalination, and imported water, they form our Four National Taps strategy. Reservoirs being the local catchment, helps to collect rainwater to ensure Singapore is well supplied with water. Imagine if they do not exist, what will happen to us?

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MacRitchie Reservoir: Our First Reservoir

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MacRitchie Reservoir: Our First Reservoir

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MacRitchie Reservoir, built in 1868, is our oldest reservoir. Today, it's not just a water source but also a recreational hub. The TreeTop Walk here is a fantastic example of how we combine water infrastructure with nature-based recreation!

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Treetop Walk Hiking Trail | Singapore Macritchie Reservoir

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The Marina Reservoir, created by damming the Marina Channel, is a prime example of innovative urban water management. Besides water storage, it helps with flood control in the city center. The Marina Barrage is also a popular educational destination!

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School Programmes | PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency