Kranji Marshes Park Unveiled

Kranji Marshes Park, a key conservation area in Singapore, serves as a critical habitat for various species, particularly migratory birds. It was officially opened in 2016.

The park was initiated by the National Parks Board and encompasses 56 hectares of wetlands and nature trails. It plays a vital role in Singapore's ecological network and fosters environmental education and awareness. Unique features include the park’s observation towers and rich plant diversity, showcasing both native and endangered species.

Key Highlights

• 🐦 Bird Watching: Over 170 species of birds can be observed.
• 🌿 Biodiversity: Home to various flora and fauna, including rare plants.
• 🔭 Observation Towers: Elevated structures provide panoramic views of the marshes.

Access to Kranji Marshes Park is free, making it an excellent destination for families, nature enthusiasts, and anyone interested in Singapore’s natural heritage.