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Discover Singapore's Hidden Insects with an Expert Entomologist
Learn to photograph tiny insects & contribute to real wildlife research!
Group size
Up to 12 guests
DURATION
2.5 hours
Booking type
Join-in trip
MEET UP
At location
Group size
Up to 12 guests
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Discover Singapore's tiny critters on a nature trail with expert entomologist
[Limited spots in March & April] Did you know that Singapore’s parks are crawling with jewel-like beetles, perfectly camouflaged mantises, and creatures so tiny most of us walk right past them? On this guided insect trail led by an expert entomologist, you’ll uncover a whole micro-world beneath the leaves and along the forest floor. Hear wild stories about Singapore’s native and naturalised arthropods, understand the crucial role they play in our ecosystem, and learn how scientists actually find and identify species in the wild.But this isn’t just observing, it’s hands-on discovery. Using your own phone and a clip-on macro lens, you’ll learn how to capture stunning close-up shots of insects, revealing details invisible to the naked eye. You’ll also upload your sightings to iNaturalist, contributing to real conservation research. And who knows, you might even be the one to document a species never recorded in Singapore before!What to ExpectA guided walk through Windsor Nature Park.Discover local insect biodiversity with an expert entomologist.Use a clip-on macro lens to take close-up photos of the tiny critters with your phone.Learn about how citizen science can help to conserve insects and support biodiversity.Good to KnowThe walk lasts about 2.5 hours and is suitable for most fitness levels, age 5 years and above.A clip-on macro lens for insect photography is provided.If using insect repellent, participants are to spray it at home before coming to minimise our chemical footprint. Avoid spraying anything on hands as we may come in contact with plants and insects along the trail.The trail involves some walking on uneven terrain, so proper footwear is a must.Wildlife sightings depend on season and weather conditions.In the event of wet weather, the situation will be assessed 45 minutes before the walk. If the weather is too wet, the walk will be postponed. Bringing a small umbrella or raincoat is highly recommended.
Experience highlights
Spot tiny bugs with expert entomologist
Discover hidden native insects
Use a macro lens for cool close-up shots
What You’ll be Doing
Nature park walk, insect spotting and photography, plus conservation tips
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What’s Included
Clip-on macro lens for phone cameras
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Who you’re supporting
Wildlife Protector
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Next Available Dates
Prices shown in USD
Select Time for 27 Feb 2026
Additional Information
Where we'll meet
Start Point
Meet-up at Shelter near toilets(Windsor Nature Park, Venus Drive, Singapore)
- 15 mins before selected timeslot
End Point
- End at Start Point(s)
Start & Ends
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Suitability / Accessibility
- Child Friendly (Recommended Age: 6+)
Cancellation & other policies
- CancellationCancel 24 hours before activity for a full refund
- Bad Weather PolicyIn the event of wet weather, we will assess the situation 45 minutes before the walk. If the weather is too wet, we will cancel the walk. You may bring along a small umbrella or raincoat.
What to Pack
- Bring umbrella or raincoat in case of sudden wet weather
- Bring water bottle
- Spray repellent at home before coming
- Wear proper footwear
From
$56.65 SGD
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Meet your host
James Khoo is crazy about insects. His entomological work focuses on urban insects and their ecology. Having more than a decade of experience in the film industry, he employs his documentation techniques in the recording of local and regional insect biodiversity. Beyond this, he is also a passionate educator, raising awareness and the profile of insects amongst urban dwellers in the hopes that we can better co-exist and flourish with these tiny, marvelous creatures.
Alicia Lim oversees the company’s direction and focus, ensuring proper ecological succession. She has more than a decade of experience in the film industry and uses this experience to craft meaningful experiences focused on improving our perception of insects and sustainable agriculture. She is currently a co-researcher with NUS’s SAGE programme where she empowers seniors through community gardening. She also an avid gardener herself and always ready to share her skills, knowledge and food scraps.
Experience: 14 years
Speaks: Basic English, Fluent English
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