National Parks Board
Environmental ServicesCentral Region, Singapore501-1000 Employees
The National Parks Board is a statutory board under Singapore's Ministry of National Development, based in the Central Region, Singapore, tasked with shaping and managing urban ecosystems as part of the City in Nature effort. It leads greenery management, biodiversity conservation, and the health, welfare, and management of wildlife, while engaging communities to improve the living environment. Its responsibilities extend to operating parks and nature reserves, including the Singapore Botanic Gardens, Pulau Ubin, and the Sisters’ Islands Marine Park, and to maintaining a broad network of Nature Ways and Park Connectors, along with millions of trees on public land. The board serves residents and the wider public, and it collaborates with partners in landscape, horticulture, veterinary, and animal sectors to raise productivity and provide workforce training, aligning with Singapore’s City in Nature objective. The Animal & Veterinary Service, a key NParks cluster, acts as the primary interface for animal-related issues and aims to safeguard animal health and welfare. A notable recent development is the June 2026 launch of a nature immersion trail at Saraca Stream near the Tanglin Gate.
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