Biodiversity in Harmony (Waterways Watch Society)

School Levels

Primary, Secondary, Post-sec

Biodiversity in Harmony with Waterways Watch Society takes our audience on a journey to explore Singapore’s past and present relationship with our waterways, discover the story behind Singapore’s quest towards achieving self-sufficiency in water, as well as the challenges facing our water sustainability and our biodiversity. In this talk, we will also discuss the importance of individual ownership in environmental conservation.

Programme Learning Objectives

Deep dive into Singapore’s water story, water security, conservation challenges, biodiversity, the impact of littering and working towards zero waste.
Instill a sense of ownership over public spaces, promoting civic responsibility, and highlighting the power of collective action.
Help to build our Nation in a Clean, Safe and Sustainable Environment.

Topics covered:

Water Scarcity: Past and Present Challenges
Singapore’s Water Story – Our Four National Taps
Water Pollution – Is Singapore Clean or Cleaned?
Biodiversity
Causes and Impacts of Litter Pollution
Waste in Singapore
Climate Change
Social Responsibility and Individual Ownership for Our Environment

Programme Runtime: All year round

Programme Fee: S$500 per talk

Programme Modality: In-person, Virtual, Hybrid

Duration of Session: 30 to 45 minutes

Programme Capacity: No limitation

Relevant Commemorative Days: Total Defence Day, International Friendship Day, Racial Harmony Day, National Day

Website: https://www.wws.org.sg (opens in new tab)

Mode of Registration: By email, Online through website link

Due Date for Registration: Minimum 1 month in advance (subjected to availability of the dates)

Email: programme2@wws.org.sg

Contact Information: 63966768 / 89106768

Students attending the assembly talk