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About Campaign
ends 26 Oct 2018, 11:59 PM Our native orchids need your help!
Singapore was once home to 229 species of native wild orchids. More than two thirds of them - 170 of them to be precise - are now extinct, and have disappeared forever.
Out of the remaining 59 native orchids, 54 are either critically endangered or rare and only give are common.
You can now support local orchid experts at the National Parks Board by enabling them to help our native orchids. Donate to the Orchid Conservation Fund today. With your support we hope to raise some $250,000.
The Orchid Conservation Fund will be used to support the following:
- Monitor existing orchid species
- Explore ways to conserve orchid germplasm
- Increase orchid numbers through re-introduction into appropriate habitats
- Critical research and education to enable the survival of our local orchid species
Singapore was once home to 229 species of native wild orchids. More than two thirds of them - 170 of them to be precise - are now extinct, and have disappeared forever.
Out of the remaining 59 native orchids, 54 are either critically endangered or rare and only give are common.
You can now support local orchid experts at the National Parks Board by enabling them to help our native orchids. Donate to the Orchid Conservation Fund today. With your support we hope to raise some $250,000.
The Orchid Conservation Fund will be used to support the following:
- Monitor existing orchid species
- Explore ways to conserve orchid germplasm
- Increase orchid numbers through re-introduction into appropriate habitats
- Critical research and education to enable the survival of our local orchid species
About the Charity
We hope to cultivate a love for the environment, promote a sense of ownership, and encourage the community to play its part in preserving Singapore's legacy as a lush and vibrant City In A Garden. Through partnerships with organisations and individuals, GCF provides a platform for the community to be involved in and to contribute towards conservation, research, outreach and education initiatives. Established by the National Parks Board (NParks) in 2002, GCF is managed independently as a charity, where 100% of donations raised go towards projects it supports.
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Environment
CONTACT US
Fauzana Syazwani Mohd Fauzi, Contact Person
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