Rifle Range Nature Park

Transformed from the former Sin Seng Quarry, the wetland provides habitats for a variety of flora and fauna.

This nest-like structure in the Quarry Wetland offers visitors a place to observe wetland birds and animals up close.

This nocturnal mammal has an extensive skin membrane that extends from its neck to forelimbs, that acts as a wingsuit and allows it to glide for up to 200m.

The park is home to over 100 species of insects such as the Scarlet Skimmer, butterflies and spiders.

Fig trees are important for our biodiversity as they provide shelter and food. Spot these fig trees in the park - Weeping Fig, Malayan Banyan and Common Yellow-Stem Fig!

1 of 2 native monkey species, the Long-tailed Macaque is the most commonly seen in Singapore.

Observe various species such as the Yellow Bittern, Common Kingfisher and even migratory birds from the boardwalks, Quarry Wetland and bird hide.

The Rambai boardwalk is named after this plant. Its cluster of fruits are a sweet treat to our furry residents. Do keep a lookout for it!