About Campaign

ends 22 May 2018, 11:59 PM
Caring and conserving our marine biodiversity is the social responsibility of every individual.

The Garden City Fund's Plant-A-Coral programme is a platform for organisations and individuals to support the habitat enhancement efforts at the Sisters' Island Marine Park.

The programme aims to enhance our marine biodiversity by providing areas for marine organisms to grow and reef fish to seek refuge. Coral nubbins (small coral fragments) will be transplanted from a coral nursery to Reef Enhancement Units.

With a minimum donation of $200, organisations and individuals will be able to sponsor a coral. These coral nubbins will be transplanted to Reef Enhancement Units.

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 Singapores legacy as a lush and vibrant City In A Garden.

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SUPPORTED CAUSES
Environment
CONTACT US

Fauzana Syazwani Mohd Fauzi, Contact Person

64717843
[email protected]
www.gardencityfund.org
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