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The Love Our MacRitchie Forest (Love MacRitchie) movement is a collective effort among various nature groups in Singapore.

Find out more about the people behind Love MacRitchie and our friends of this movement.

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Love MacRitchie walks

Recent Posts

  • Open for registration – Love MacRitchie Walk with NUS Toddycats! on 13 Aug 2017
  • Open for registration – National Day Walk with Cicada Tree Eco-Place (9 Aug 2017)
  • Open for registration – Love MacRitchie Walk with Cicada Tree Eco-Place on 11 Jul 2017
  • Open for registration – Love MacRitchie Walk with NUS Toddycats! on 08 Jul 2017
  • Open for registration – Love MacRitchie Walk with NUS Toddycats! on 11 Jun 2017

Environmental Impact Assessment report

Read and give LTA your feedback on the EIA report

NSS Discussion and Position Paper

Learn more about the MacRitchie Forest and the problems that the Cross Island Line will bring
Read and give LTA your feedback on the Environmental Impact Assessment report.

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"Cock-a-doodle-doo" it's Monday all!!! 🌻🌻 (P.S Yellow legs = domestic chicken, grey legs = red jungle fowl ✌🏽) • In other news.. just two more weeks to the beginning of the the CRL Site Investigation works within the Central Catchment Nature Reserve (CCNR), which are slated to begin in December 2016. • According to the Environmental Impact Assessment report released in February 2016, the noise, pollution and trampling associated with the works may affect the sensitive forest and wildlife. • Really hoping that the mitigation measures are strictly adhered to and the works will be conducted as sensitively as possible 🙏🏻 (RARE POKEMON ALERT) BANDED LEAF MONKEYS SIGHTED!!!🌟🌟🌟 Definitely mindblowing experience to be able to spot them :') ✨ With only about 40-60 of them left in Singapore, these NATIVE animals CRITICALLY ENDANGERED and rare to see, given the fact that they are extremely shy and can only be found Central Catchment Nature Reserve. The main threat to the population appears to be habitat loss and disruption; which is one good reason why we should ensure the CCNR remains preserved - simply because any human impact have direct implications on our diversity. Let us speak up for our forest, and do our part in protecting whatever we have left🙏🏻
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