What makes aquatic birds different from perching birds? Find out about the amazing ways these birds have adapted to survive in the water.

Meet our bird nanny as she shares the challenges of raising bundles of “feathered” joy. Learn about the life cycle of birds, and discover how the Breeding and Research Centre showers the eggs and chicks with tender loving care.

Explore the different types of bird beaks. Observe their different shapes, sizes and colours, and understand how Mother Nature designed them to help the birds hunt or forage. Also, take part in a feeding session to observe the unique behaviour of flamingos while they eat.

Venture into Lory Loft, the world's largest lory flight aviary, and learn about these chatty parrots, their habitat and diet. You can also join a feeding session to lure these colourful lories up close with their favourite nectar.

Join our Guided Tour and bird-watch in the 13-storey high Waterfall Aviary. This encounter with some 600 free-flying birds ends with a thrilling experience of birds flocking to you to snatch mealworms right from your hands.

Some animals build their homes high up in the trees while others build underground. Find out about the innovative structures of animal homes. You may just learn a thing or two about architecture from the animal kingdom.

Programme objectives are to:

• Identify the different types of homes animals live in
• Learn the different materials animals use to build their homes
• Discover why many of the animal homes are disappearing and how you can help
  

Discover the diverse variety of animals in the world. Birds alone are represented by over 10,000 species, all with different adaptations to survive in the environment. Let our feathered friends wow you with their colourful world.

Programme objectives are to:

• Learn about the different groups of animals, namely, birds, mammals, reptiles, fish, amphibians and invertebrates
• Find out about the similarities and differences between various groups of animals

Animals are part of nature’s building blocks. Through this lesson, students will learn to identify various animal characteristics in each group. Join us and find out if all flying animals are classified as birds.

Programme objectives are to:

• Understand and appreciate the different groups of animals
• Learn why some animals, even the flightless ones, are identified as birds

Why do animals look different? How do they adapt to the different types of diet? Since birds can fly, do all their wings look the same? What are the adaptations of birds that cannot fly? Unearth the adaptive features of animals in this class.

Programme objectives are to:

• Understand the differences between structural and behavioural adaptation
• Understand the different characteristics of habitats and the animals that can be found there
• Analyse how different birds adapt to each of the different habitats

Join Ranger Squawk as she explores the colourful world of birds! Find out if all birds lay eggs, if they all fly, and how their beautiful feathers help them survive. Get to meet a cockatoo and find out if parrots make good pets.

This programme is conducted in your school.