Sep & Oct
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Various timings |
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Mix of free and ticketed admission |
Come meet the passionate biodiversity experts featured in Sensory Odyssey and other conservation advocates in this line-up of programmes accompanying the exhibition.
Embrace the marvels and mysteries of our natural world in guided walks in our beloved green spaces with Biogirl MJ (Co-founder and Host of science channel Just Keep Thinking) and Dr Leong Tzi Ming (Naturalist and Nature Guide). Get up close with various bee species at Bee Amazed Garden with John Chong (Beekeeper and Educator) and find out why honeybees are critical to our food sources. Discover the fascinating species that call our local nature reserves home in talks by Dr Shawn Kaihekulani Yamauchi Lum (Tropical Rainforest Ecologist and Senior Lecturer at NTU Asian School of the Environment). Find out how the acoustics of melting glaciers can help accurately predict sea level rise in a talk by Dr Hari Vishnu (Oceanography Researcher and Senior Research Fellow at NUS Tropical Marine Science Institute).
From guided nature walks to engaging talks, join us to reconnect deeply with nature and explore ways we can safeguard the future of our ecosystems and our humanity.
Organised as a companion programme of Sensory Odyssey: Into the Heart of Our Living World exhibition, in conjunction with the season of Sustainable Futures at ArtScience Museum.
Wonder at our incredibly diverse and fascinating living world as experienced in Sensory Odyssey – a multi-sensory and immersive exhibition that brings visitors of all ages on a spectacular journey into the heart of our ecosystem.
23 Sep (Sat), 10am – 12.30pm
Bee Amazed Garden at Singapore University of Social Sciences (Block C)
S$30 per participant. Limited slots.
Make a beeline for Bee Amazed Garden and learn all about the wondrous world of honeybees from urban beekeeper John Chong.
Hear about the history and practice of beekeeping in this apiary tour. Get up close safely with our local honeybees in an open beehive demonstration and watch these super pollinators at work.
Details of the programme and itinerary will be shared with participants via email
29 Sep (Fri) and 27 Oct (Fri), 6pm – 7.45pm
The Sun, B1 at ArtScience Museum; Bay East Garden at Gardens by the Bay
S$22 per participant. Limited slots.
Discover the rich biodiversity of our nature park in this walk led by naturalist and nature guide, Dr Leong Tzi Ming.
Venture out at dusk into the waterfront gardens of Gardens by the Bay to see and hear bats in a natural setting, and learn more about how these only true flying mammals are essential members of our native ecosystem.
Details of the programme and itinerary will be shared with participants via email.
14 Oct (Sat), 2.30pm – 3.30pm
The Sun, B1 at ArtScience Museum
Free admission with registration, on a first-come-first-served basis. Limited capacity.
Can the sound of melting glaciers predict sea level rise that is accelerated by global warming?
The Arctic may be seen as geographically isolated from the rest of the world, yet its thinning sea ice is connected to melting glaciers in the Andes and the Himalayas as well as the flooding of low-lying island states.
Oceanography researcher Dr Hari Vishnu shares about the research he is carrying out on the acoustics of melting glaciers, and how this allows countries like Singapore to come up with measures to adapt to future sea level rise.
14 Oct (Sat), 4pm – 6pm
The Sun, B1 at ArtScience Museum
Free admission with registration, on a first-come-first-served basis. Limited capacity.
Discover the fascinating flora that call our local nature reserves home in this talk by tropical rainforest ecologist Dr Shawn Kaihekulani Yamauchi Lum.
Dr Lum’s work has centred upon forest ecology, plant diversity and conservation.
Embrace the stories of our native forests and find out about the rich diversity of tree species that can be found in these green spaces.
29 Oct (Sun), 4pm – 6pm
Changi Beach
S$30 per participant. Limited slots.
Go on a guided intertidal walk with Biogirl MJ (Kong Man Jing) to uncover the remarkable variety of marine life residing on our very own shores.
The effervescent host of science channel Just Keep Thinking will share intriguing facts and stories about the creatures that live on our shorelines and how we can help protect and conserve our marine habitats.
Details of the programme and itinerary will be shared with participants via email.
What does an interrelated and interdependent future for humans and more-than-humans look like?
A multi-sensory and immersive exhibition, Sensory Odyssey brings visitors of all ages on a spectacular journey into the heart of our living world.
Make the most out of your visit and immerse yourself in our range of on-site guided tours that take you on a fascinating exploration of the Museum’s exhibitions. Same-day exhibition tickets will be required for all exhibition tours.
