East Coast Park - Surprising intertidal adventures for the family

East Coast Park shores are easy for ordinary people to explore at low spring tide. Amazing marine life have naturally regenerated on these artificial shores.

There are living sandy shores, seagrass meadows and even patches of coral reefs! But beware of the Stonefish.

Survey - Have you seen marine turtles in Singapore?

The female Hawksbill turtle visited our shores in early July 2020 but did not lay any eggs. Photo credit: Mothership / Zheng Zhangxin.

We want to hear from you about sea turtles! Are you an eyewitness of a sea turtle sighting in Singapore recently? If yes, our marine researcher, Dr Zeehan Jaafar is requesting for more information in this new survey. Here's more about the survey...

16 Dec (Sun): Talk on "Otters, turtles, hornbills - Hidden Treasures of East Coast Park"

With a scenic coastline that stretched over 15km, East Coast Park is home to a wide range of wildlife.

Come discover the living treasures of East coast park - the otters, turtles, and hornbills, and learn about how we can help keep our seas and coast clean for our neighbors at the sharing session

The talk is free but registration required at http://bit.ly/OtterTalk

Date: 16 Dec (Sun)
Time: 12noon - 12.30pm
Venue: Water Venture East Coast

15 Sep (Sat): Clean-Up on Kayak

Make a difference by cleaning up at East Coast Park. Learn how you can contribute to research and policy on marine litter. Enjoy ‘A Plastic Ocean’ movie screening and appreciation dinner at the end of the Cleanup.

Join this marine environmental protection journey through the full-day Clean-up on Kayak event organised by Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore!

Update: Although the ticket allocation for Kayaker is full and there is an option to be on the waiting list, help still needed on the landward side.

Volunteers needed for Dec 2017 marine litter survey

Here's a chance to visit some of our shores and make a difference for the marine litter issue! Volunteer for the NUS-NParks Marine Debris Monitoring Programme.