Category Archives: Guided Walks

2018 is almost at a close, but we’re not done herping for the year! We’d like to end off the  year with a bang in the same way we started it; with a walk at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. Here’s your chance to explore the trails of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve with experienced nature guidesContinue reading “29th December 2018 (Saturday): Herp Walk @ Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve”

We’re back! We’ll be hosting another walk up Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. Reptiles and amphibians are often thought of as scary or unnecessary. But in reality, herps are important and integral to the Singaporean ecosystem! BTNR is an amazing place to spot some of these elusive creatures. Come join us! This walk will take place on Sunday,Continue reading “4th November 2018 (Sunday): Herp Walk @ Bukit Timah Nature Reserve”

    HSS is excited to bring you a night walk through Tampines Eco-Green! Although it is an urban park, a stroll through this green patch can be very rewarding. See the many bats flying in the sky as dusk falls. Listen to the bellowing call of the Banded Bullfrog. If we’re lucky, we may evenContinue reading “12th Aug 2018 (Sunday): Herp Walk with the HSS at Tampines Eco-Green”

Yes! We’re back! After the last month of doing walks at Pulau Ubin and Tampines Eco-Green, we are resuming our monthly free guided walks. TreeTop Walk is one of our favourite places to herp. So come join us on this walk through Singapore’s Central Catchment Nature Reserve. Learn more about the natural heritage of ourContinue reading “29th July 2018 (Sunday): FREE Guided Herp Walk @ Treetop Walk”

Festival of Biodiversity 2018 is coming soon on the 2nd and 3rd of June! HSS will have a booth there, showcasing the awesome herpetofauna that can be found in Singapore! As part of FoB2018, we will also be collaborating with the Vertebrate Study Group to bring you a night walk through Tampines Eco-Green! Although it isContinue reading “2nd June 2018 (Saturday): Herp Walk with the HSS and VSG (Festival of Biodiversity Edition)”

It’s March! And we’re excited to be bringing you another walk, where we march (pun intended) up Bukit Timah Hill! We’d love it if you could join us for this walk! Reptiles and amphibians are often thought of as scary or unnecessary. But in reality, herps are important and integral to the Singaporean ecosystem! ThisContinue reading “24th March 2018 (Saturday): Herp Walk @ Bukit Timah Nature Reserve”

Due to high demand, we’ve decided to open up another 25 slots for a second guided walk that we will be holding concurrently with the walk on 21st January 2018! Walk Number 2 will start at the Visitor Centre and head to the mangrove boardwalk at the main Wetland Reserve! This walk will take placeContinue reading “UPDATE: 21st January 2018 (Sunday): Herp Walk #2 @ Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve”

It’s a New Year! But HSS is still here with guided herp walks around Singapore! Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserves play home to many species of herptiles, big and small! The large mangrove ecosystem supports great biodiversity. And we love taking walks there. We’d love it if you could join us for this walk! Herps are oftenContinue reading “21st January 2018 (Sunday): Herp Walk @Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve”

School’s out and we’re back! After finishing our gruelling exams and projects, us herpers like nothing better than taking a nice hike up to the summit of Bukit Timah. It’s a nice walk and helps us burn those calories we gained while mugging for the examinations. We’d love it if you could join us forContinue reading “23rd December 2017 (Saturday): Herp Walk @ Bukit Timah Nature Reserve (Holiday Special!)”

Creepy Crawlies and Herps that can be found in Singapore’s green spaces! Creepy Crawlies, Reptiles and Amphibians are often thought of as scary or dangerous! But nothing could be further from the truth. These creatures are integral aspects of fully functioning ecosystems. Yet, they are regularly overlooked and even shunned by people. So, to showContinue reading “30th September 2017 (Saturday): Creepy Crawlies and Herpy Derpies!”