The objective of the hike was to spot a troop of long-tailed macaques and observe how they behave in their troop. I prepared a booklet for my friends that contained information about the different types of monkey that reside in Singapore. We trekked for about an hour before we spotted a troop of long-tailed macaques. … Continue reading ACT FOR NATURE: MACRITCHIE RESERVOIR PARK HIKE
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‘Act for Nature’ My Reflection
Who is your target audience? Friends and Family on Instagram Why did you choose this particular creative medium? I love to draw and I find that this is the best way to express myself and deliver my message. Posting on social media is also the easiest way to reach out to a large group of … Continue reading ‘Act for Nature’ My Reflection
Act for Nature: Hawksbill Sea Turtle
For my Act for Nature, I chose to share with my family about Hawksbill Sea Turtles. Now is around the time of their nesting season, so they may be spotted more often on our shores. After attending a talk on Hawksbill Turtles, I learnt that they are very sensitive when they come up to nest, … Continue reading Act for Nature: Hawksbill Sea Turtle
Wild Boar :D
For this activity, I decided to show my short info-graphic on wild boars to my dad who holds some misconceptions of them. Having read some news on how wild boars have attacked people before, he has mentioned before that he finds them overly aggressive and dangerous, especially to residents living in those areas. I hoped … Continue reading Wild Boar 😀
Act for Nature: What do you think of Wild Boars in Singapore?
My target audience for the above poster is the general Singaporeans, especially those who might have seen or heard a story about wild boars in Singapore and have a very misconceived understanding about wild boars based on the rumors about them. I chose to create a poster as I feel that a poster allows me … Continue reading Act for Nature: What do you think of Wild Boars in Singapore?
Getting adults to try a Kahoot… :3
Initially, I had wanted to make a video of reactions to raise awareness on the public's perception towards biodiversity in Singapore, however, considering how most people my age are currently busy studying for block test, I could only down-scale to a simple kahoot and try it on my parents. This was how it went 😀 … Continue reading Getting adults to try a Kahoot… :3
Act For Nature: A Poem
act-for-nature_-a-poemDownload My main target audience would be from young children to young adults, but the reason why I chose this art medium (a poem), is because it is fundamentally easy to read. Therefore, most ages can read and enjoy this piece as well. I think learning can be fun, and I wanted to incorporate that … Continue reading Act For Nature: A Poem
Act for Nature: Biodiversity Game Show
My Act for Nature was the creation of a local biodiversity-themed game show, inspired by a question I kept asking myself: how can I make learning about our local wildlife fun and engaging? I decided on this idea as game show formats, like those we see on television, seemed inherently engaging and exciting. I reasoned … Continue reading Act for Nature: Biodiversity Game Show
Hawksbill Turtle: Info graphic
https://www.canva.com/design/DAEAnzGuwWE/mOook74sjodvkVpUYF0QiA/view?utm_content=DAEAnzGuwWE&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=sharebutton At the start, I did not know much about these amazing creatures. Thus I made this info graphic with the people with little or no knowledge of the Hawksbill turtle in mind. I decided to show it to my mother (who was too shy for the camera) and send it via Whatsapp to my … Continue reading Hawksbill Turtle: Info graphic
Act for Nature 2020: Smooth-Coated Otter
I chose to design an infographic on the popular smooth-coated otter in Singapore. Otters are one of Singapore’s most endearing wild animals, as evidenced from a national ST poll where they were voted to represent the country on its 51st birthday, and can often be seen frequenting parks and urban spaces. On a particularly rainy … Continue reading Act for Nature 2020: Smooth-Coated Otter