In Part 1 of this Earth Day special, we take a Friday evening walk around the historic Singapore Botanic Gardens. Amongst the melodious hums of crickets, the crows of roosters, and the calls of rare birds, you join me as we join Singaporeans of all walks of life winding down on a beautiful Friday evening. Home to many species of flora and fauna including the monitor lizards and ginormous trees featured in this video, the beautiful 163 year old Botanic Gardens has been declared a Unesco World Heritage site in 2015 and today serves as a public park where visitors can experience nature up close. In this video, we soak in the sounds and sights of nature as we take a slow walk through the historic gardens in April 2022. Enjoy!

Timestamps
00:00 Botanic Gardens Entrance / Bukit Timah Gate
04:30 Picnic at the lawn
06:40 Eco-Lake
09:53 Ethnobotany Gardens
14:43 Living Garden
18:06 Rubber Trees, one of old Malaya's major exports
23:55 Bird Spotters
25:25 A Native of Singapore, the Monitor Lizard
28:10 Bird Spotter
33:20 Roaming Chicken
35:09 Main Path
41:45 A Wedding at E.J.H. Corner House
44:30 Symphony Lake
46:33 Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage

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