Flying Fish Friends

You may not have taken notice of its lofty canopy and long ascending branches as you walk under smaller trees shading the Cyathea section o...

Today is one special 'dirty' Earth Day for me. Through the invitation and support of a kind soul, I have the opportunity to put toge...

This must be one of the last (if not last) communal washing point left in Singapore today. It is located at the foothill of Bukit Timah Natu...

I like to introduce you this spectacular exotic palm, Phoenix canariensis (commonly called Canary Island Date Palm), planted along Sentosa...

Brilliantly white and elegantly erect, the flowers of the Pavetta wallichiana herald their presence against the shadows of the rain forest ...

Strophanthus caudatus , a liana, flowered recently in MacRitchie. It belongs to the family Apocynaceae - the same family to which belongs th...

Have you seen flowers that astound you with their quiet beauty and wished they speak to you and you knew them and call them by name? Or pick...

A year or more had gone by since its host tree died and felled, but the strangling fig is still alive today. Good news though. This fig - Fi...

What is Explore, or rather, explore.org ? Thanks to Jon Kolker's introduction, I have found another new and exciting medium to learn and...

If you can hear, my inner voice speaking behind these written words is soft to the point of void in a vacuum. I make the effort though. A g...