About this Event
About WWF-Singapore
World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is one of the world’s largest and most respected independent conservation organisations. WWF’s mission is to stop the degradation of the earth’s natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.
As one of WWF’s international hubs, WWF-Singapore supports a global network spanning over 100 countries. WWF-Singapore works closely with local stakeholders towards a greener and more sustainable Singapore and the region around us. We work to address key conservation areas, such as climate change, sustainable finance, deforestation, illegal wildlife trade, marine conservation, and sustainable production and consumption, through collaboration, education and outreach efforts involving the community, businesses, and governments. For more information, please visit wwf.sg.
Event Description
Dive into a thriving career in the world of marine science, ocean studies, and environmental advocacy with our exciting Career Talk! Join us for an engaging session designed for students, young professionals, and anyone passionate about protecting our planet's oceans.
Whether you're just starting your career journey or looking to make a transition, this event will provide you with valuable insights and inspiration to pursue a meaningful career dedicated to our oceans and the environment.
Don't miss this opportunity to be inspired, informed, and connected! Register now and take the first step towards making a difference in the world of marine science and environmental advocacy.
Please Note:
- Registration encouraged. Walk-in allowed
- Photos will be taken during the session and used for reporting and publicity purposes.
About the speakers
Ng Kao Jing is an undergraduate at the National University of Singapore, majoring in Environmental Studies. In his free time, he leads intertidal guided walks, sharing his passion for marine life and environmental conservation with others. At school, Kao Jing serves as the Head of tWild, a wildlife conservation interest group where they organize nature walks, workshops, and programs in collaboration with local nature groups, as well as sharing sessions with conservationists, all aimed at educating fellow NUS students about wildlife conservation in Singapore. He also facilitates regular urban and beach cleanups, demonstrating his commitment to maintaining a cleaner and healthier environment. Additionally, Kao Jing is a participant in the Young Explorers Programme organized by OceanX, further expanding his knowledge and experience in marine conservation.
Ng Lee Kiang is a passionate marine educator and conservationist with over 10 years of experience in environmental education and conservation. With a degree in Biological Sciences and 15 years of diving experience as a dive master, she co-founded Young Nautilus, an organization that aims to promote environmental education and conservation. and has reached over 10,000 people annually, including schools, corporate groups, and families. Lee Kiang is also a recipient of the Conservation International 10 for Zero Award and has participated in various initiatives, including the Climate Youth Development Programme and COP28, where she shadowed negotiators on climate international platforms. As a lead member of the NYC Greenhacks youth panel, she collaborates with government agencies to co-create innovative environmental policies.
About SEAs The Day
Join us at WWF-Singapore's inaugural marine-themed public outreach event happening from 6 - 22 Sep! This exciting initiative is designed to spark widespread interest and action for ocean conservation. Engage with our community through interactive experiences and educational opportunities, and discover how you can play a part in protecting our oceans. Dive into a day filled with fun and learning, and take the first step towards making a difference for our blue planet!
Sign up for our programmes here!
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Central Public Library – Programme Room 1, 100 Victoria Street National Library Board, Singapore, Singapore
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