The Eco-Journey is an overseas immersive learning experience where participants observe real-world conservation and its links to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Through hands-on experiences and reflections, participants deepen their understanding of environmental education, drawing insights from Singapore’s experience. By exploring the connections between nature, communities, livelihoods, and culture, the journey fosters a stronger appreciation of and commitment to nature, while enriching personal or professional journeys.
Nature and conservation challenges transcend borders.
Eco-Journeys harnesses NSS’s partnerships with regional communities and NGOs to create a thoughtful and transformative journey into environmental sustainability and regional conservation.
Eco-Journeys not only offers an opportunity to experience real-world conservation but also help support community-led conservation, while strengthening regional partnerships.
Eco-Journeys are designed for educators, the public and corporates, with programmes tailored to each audience as follows:
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• Inculcate e21CC through nature-based education by learning practical interdisciplinary approaches to teaching environmental sustainability concepts relevant to students’ lives. • Professional development in environmental education and sustainability to empower students to become active contributors and self-directed learners. • Apply regional context to provide a real-world context for eco-stewardship and strengthen students’ real-world relevance and global awareness. |
• Understand real-world conservation in the region and how nature, communities, livelihoods, and culture are interconnected, with insights from Singapore’s experience. • Build personal understanding of environmental education and sustainability through hands-on experiences and reflection. • Deepen appreciation of and commitment to nature with opportunities to give back. |
Trip 1 – For Teachers: 13-15 Mar 2026 (Fri-Sun)
March School HolidaysTrip 1 – For Public: 25–29 Apr 2026 (Sat–Wed)
Trip 2 – For Educators: 20–24 Jun 2026 (Sat–Wed)
Trip 3 – For Public: 18–22 Jul 2026 (Sat–Wed)
Discover conservation beyond borders with Eco-Journeys.
