Start point: Kent Ridge Park / End point: RBC

The trail kicked off with a one-hour nature walk around Kent Ridge Park. Participants were introduced to a variety of plants such as pitcher plants and rubber trees, that are part of a special ecosystem that begins at Clementi Woods and ends at Mount Faber. They also glimpsed into the adventures of Pasir Panjang residents in the 1960s, found out about the beautiful seashore that used to exist and spotted pre-war buildings. The Trail ended with a guided tour of RBC.

This activity was held in conjunction with the Singapore HeritageFest '04 and co-organised by Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research (RMBR).

About RMBR:

The Raffles Museum hosts a research collection of over 500,000 animal and plant samples dating to the 19th century. One of the finest Southeast Asian wildlife collections, after 30 hidden years, a Public Gallery was opened in 2001.

For more information, visit http://rmbr.nus.edu.sg/