World Pangolin Day Walk 2026 at Rifle Range Nature Park

Every year, the world celebrates World Pangolin Day to raise awareness about the wonders and plight of pangolins in Asia and Africa. This year, we celebrate by walking!

Singapore's forests are filled with life. Join us for a casual morning walk at Rifle Range Nature Park to learn about our forest wildlife, such as the critically-endangered Sunda pangolins, and their natural habitats in Singapore. Find out how Singapore is protecting pangolins and how you can contribute too!

Families with young children are welcome. This is a sunny-day activity. The walk will be cancelled if there is heavy rain 1-hour before the start of the walk.

Registrations for this walk will close by 20 February 2026, 12:00 PM.

Time: 9 AM - 11 AM

Meeting point: Visitor Centre, Rifle Range Nature Park, Rifle Range Road, 589322 (Google Maps pin)

What to bring

• Water bottle (there's a water fountain at meeting point)
• Hat / Cap
• Protection against insect bites i.e. long sleeves and trousers, environmentally-friendly insect repellent, closed-toe shoes with socks
• Binoculars (great for watching wildlife at a respectful distance)

What NOT to bring

• Pets are not allowed in nature parks.
• If you are bringing food and snacks, please ensure they are out of sight in your bag. Avoid using plastic bags, which may attract unwanted attention from wildlife.
• Feeding wildlife is illegal, so please do not bring food intended for them.
• Drones are not permitted in a nature park without prior permission from NParks

The SPWG is a multi-stakeholder group consisting of government agencies, non-governmental organisations, educational institutions, and individuals. Since its formation in 2014, pangolin conservation and research projects across Singapore have been coordinated through SPWG and its stakeholders.

The aim of the group is to improve collaboration among stakeholders to increase awareness and drive the conservation and protection of the critically-endangered Sunda pangolin (Manis javanica) in Singapore through efforts such as conservation and research projects, education and community outreach, and pangolin rescue and release. The working group also facilitates both in-situ and ex-situ research, as well as community outreach and education on pangolin issues.

Info: There are toilets and water fountains at the Visitor Centre. Please use these facilities prior to the start of the walk!

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Rifle Range Nature Park, Rifle Range Road, Bukit Batok, Singapore

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