recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Plastic-Lite Singapore

### Social Media

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SayNoToPlasticsSG/ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqjJqGfO5QXmxj2gQSPG9RwTwitter - https://twitter.com/plasticlitesgInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/plasticlitesg/ LinkedIn - https://sg.linkedin.com/company/plasticlite-singapore

## Summary

Plastic-Lite Singapore is a grassroots volunteer group that raises awareness about the excessive dependence on single-use plastics in our community, alongside other current issues relating to climate change.

## Mission

Plastic-Lite Singapore is a volunteer group started in early September 2016 to inspire Singaporeans to adopt an environmentally conscious, plastic-lite lifestyle. We believe in cutting unnecessary waste and emphasize “refuse” as the first step towards sustainability.

## Vision

Other than reducing waste at source, they aim to eventually instill environmental consciousness in all, and impact our linear plastic-use system to be more circular in nature.

## Initiatives

Plastic-Lite Singapore is currently working on the following programmes:

* **Bounce Bags,** a bag-share point that aims to reduce the usage of single-use plastic bags by setting up a common collection and retrieval point for donated reusable bags near supermarkets
* **No-Straw Tuesdays,** where schools and students reduce their plastic consumption by not using straws on Tuesdays
* **Let’s Talk Climate** – their new blog where our writers analyze international environmental issues and policies

They also regularly runs talks and roadshows at schools, communities, corporates, and public events to raise awareness about plastic pollution and what can be done to stop it.

They are convinced that reducing the plastic in our environment is vital for us and our future generations to live in a healthy, sustainable world.

## References

1. ↑ Home, Plastic-Lite Singapore, http://plasticlite.sg/, Accessed on 1 Nov 2020
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 About, Plastic-Lite Singapore, http://plasticlite.sg/about, Accessed on 1 Nov 2020
Solar Energy

## Summary

**Solar energy** is radiant light and heat from the Sun that is harnessed using a range of ever-evolving technologies such as solar heating, photovoltaics, solar thermal energy, solar architecture, molten salt power plants and artificial photosynthesis.

It is an essential source of renewable energy, and its technologies are broadly characterized as either passive solar or active solar depending on how they capture and distribute solar energy or convert it into solar power. Active solar techniques include the use of photovoltaic systems, concentrated solar power, and solar water heating to harness the energy. Passive solar techniques include orienting a building to the Sun, selecting materials with favorable thermal mass or light-dispersing properties, and designing spaces that naturally circulate air.

The large magnitude of solar energy available makes it a highly appealing source of electricity. The United Nations Development Programme in its 2000 World Energy Assessment found that the annual potential of solar energy was 1,575–49,837 exajoules (EJ). This is several times larger than the total world energy consumption, which was 559.8 EJ in 2012.

In 2011, the International Energy Agency said that "the development of affordable, inexhaustible and clean solar energy technologies will have huge longer-term benefits. It will increase countries' energy security through reliance on an indigenous, inexhaustible, and mostly import-independent resource, enhance sustainability, reduce pollution, lower the costs of mitigating global warming, and keep fossil fuel prices lower than otherwise. These advantages are global. Hence the additional costs of the incentives for early deployment should be considered learning investments; they must be wisely spent and need to be widely shared".

## References

1. ↑ Solar energy, Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar\_energy#:~:text=Solar%20energy%20is%20radiant%20light,power%20plants%20and%20artificial%20photosynthesis., Accessed on 29 Nov 2020
Climate Media Hub

## Summary

Climate Media Hub is a communication infrastructure consisting of an Facebook group (active), Instagram profile (inactive) and Telegram channel (inactive). It began in Feb 2020, ahead of Singapore's Budget/ Committee of Supply debates, with the goal of "signal-boost[ing] politicians' posts on climate change" to provide more traction for their climate action proposals in Parliament.  This was based on the premise that "the government pays attention to how many likes/shares/comments each post gets, as an indicator of how much the public cares about something."

It has since developed into an online space focusing on anything related to systemic climate action, for members to "share/ discuss news, ask questions, brainstorm ideas for action, or just commiserate about eco-anxiety."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Climate Media Hub Announcements Retrieved 2020-10-19.
Dude Where's My Invisible Jet

Season 2, Episode 11

## Information

### Official Description

When Wonder Woman's invisible jet goes missing, her friends band together to form a search party. You'll never guess where they find it!

### Length

3:54

"**Dude Where's My Invisible Jet**" is the eleventh webisode of Season 2.

## Summary

The Episode starts off at Capes and Cowls restaurant, as Batgirl, Wonder Woman and Supergirl are just coming out sipping their smoothies. Wonder Woman then notices the time, as the clock tower strikes 3:00PM, she explains that their meant to be at Themiscyra for the first course of the feast of the five, so they decide to use Wonder Woman's invisible jet to get there in time. However Wonder Woman forgets where she parked it and the three girls end up feeling the air.

Batgirl then notices that the area their in is a no-parking zone and the girls then see a tow-truck, supposedly taking Wonder Woman's jet away. Supergirl then uses her super-speed to catch up with it and lifts it up to check whether the jet had been towed. However she finds that the Invisible Jet had not been towed and puts the tow-truck back down.

To aid in the search for Wonder Woman's Invisible Jet, Batgirl contacts the Junior Detectives Club, consisting of Beast Boy, Bumblebee and Hawkgirl. Beast Boy then turned into a dog and began to use his nose to sniff out clues. However he accidently lead the girls to a Frisbee instead of the Invisible Jet. When the girls got back to Capes and Cowls, Harley was waiting for them with buckets of disappearing ink. The girls then set to throwing the ink in all possible spaces to look for the jet.

However when they get tired of using buckets of the disappearing ink, Harley gets out her ink hoses and along with Wonder Woman and Batgirl start rapidly shooting the ink everywhere in the area. Eventually after a miss-shot, Harley manages to uncover Wonder Woman's Invisible Jet, reminding Wonder Woman of where she left it, however she realises that she misplaced her Invisible keys as well.
Shark Savers Singapore

### Social Media

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SharkSaversSingapore/ Twitter - www.twitter.com/SharkSaversSG

## Summary

Shark Savers is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to saving sharks through building awareness, education, and grassroots action.

Shark Savers Singapore is the second South East Asian beachhead to be formed. Shark Savers is also active in Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Taiwan, and China. We will be coming to more Asian countries in the near future.
Wild Singapore

## Summary

wildsingapore.com is just a series of online resources that Ria runs and fund alone as a volunteer. It is not an organisation, it is not a group and has no volunteers.

Wild Singapore first started in 2003 as a companion website to the Chek Jawa guidebook; to contain the photos and information that couldn't be squeezed into the guidebook. Years later, it has grown tremendously, to accommodate the wild places, wild activities and wild people Ria have encountered.

## Mission

To provide useful information for those who want to learn about Singapore's wild places; and do more for them.

## Initiatives

Ria realised Singapore nearly lost Chek Jawa simply because we didn't know it was there. Since 2001, she has made it her personal mission to visit and document Singapore's intertidal shores every low spring tide. Together with a small team of hard core volunteers, she now does about 100 surveys a year covering 50 Singapore seashore locations.

## Get in Touch

hello@wildsingapore.com

please put **"wildsingapore attention ria tan"** in the subject line.

### References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 About Wild Singapore, Wild Singapore, http://www.wildsingapore.com/about.htm, Accessed on 27 Sep 2020
Above references accessed on 27 Sep 2020
Singapore Eco Film Festival

## Summary

A group that organizes yearly film festivals around the theme of awareness for environmental issues.

## Mission

To Celebrate and Accelerate Solutions for the Environment.

To foster more collaboration between Companies, Causes, Creatives & the Community.

To raise awareness & ignite a public passion towards protecting our environment in Singapore & Beyond – so we can achieve our vision of a thriving planetary ecosystem.

## Initiatives

SGEFF 2016

SGEFF 2017

SGEFF 2018

SGEFF 2020

## Get in Touch

Contact form at https://www.sgeff.com/contact-us

1. ↑ SGEFF About Us. https://www.sgeff.com/about-us. Retrieved on 14 March 2021
NUS SAVE (Students Against Violation of the Earth)

## Summary

The main environmental student group in the National University of Singapore. The group works with the students and staff of NUS to advocate for NUS to be an exemplary model for sustainability and action against climate change.

## Vision

* To be the leading youth group in Singapore that advocates for NUS to be an exemplary model for environmental sustainability

## Mission

* To inspire behavioral change through meaningful and sustainable initiatives
* To create accessible, visible and attractive eco-friendly choices for the NUS community
* To provide support for the launching of green ideas on campus by the NUS community
* To leverage on our passion, interest and stakeholder partnerships to expand green ideas
* To effect purposeful structural change to address the current climate crisis

## Initiatives

- Green Canteens

- Plastic Bag Tax

- Project Box & Project Tumbler

- Water Cooler Map

- Order less, waste less!

- Green Wardrobes

- Green Bazaar

- Textile Recycling

- Reusable Bag Library

- Impulsive Shopper Quiz
More Than Veggies

### Social Media

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/morethanveggies/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/morethanveggies/

Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/morethanveggies/videos

## Summary

A Singapore-based creative, private chef, food and travel blogger. A professionally trained visual designer and self-taught photographer, Joy Yuan has been creating plant-based recipes for the past decade. She has also appeared on Singapore’s MediaCorp’s Channel 8 programme, Hello Singapore, to share her recipe for plant-based bak kwa (Chinese pork jerky). Her first recipe book titled, “More Than Veggies – Asian Favourites Made Plant-based” was released in August 2020 and will be available on Amazon International from April 2021 onwards.

She grew up in a vegetarian family and turned vegan at 18 because:

1) She doesn’t wish to support the dairy industry after learning about the truth (Google "truth about dairy")

2) She had digestive issues since young due to a combination of heredity and unhealthy lifestyle habits. By avoiding dairy, she could manage the issues well without any medication.

She also discovered a new hobby, purpose and found a new family in the close-knit vegan community. The so-called ‘restrictions’ make her think out of the box. It taught her to appreciate food much more because of the efforts put in a single bite. It empowered her to take charge, be independent and responsible for her body.

Plant-based cooking is about coaxing out the full flavour potentials in 20,000 species of edible plants and melding them to create robust dishes, **not imitating something that it isn’t**. Her approach is intuitive, inspired from her Northern Chinese heritage, Singapore’s diversity, Southeast, South and East Asia’s colourful cuisines, family recipes and vast vegan resources available everywhere.

## Initiatives

She has written a book, **More Than Veggies - Asian Favourites Made Plant-based** which can be purchased here: https://www.goguru.com.sg/more-than-veggies

## Get in Touch

Collaboration enquiries: morethanveggies @ outlook.com

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 About, More than Veggies, http://www.morethanveggies.sg/about/, Accessed on 20 Dec 2020
Repair Kopitiam

## Summary

Repair Kopitiam operates as a community repair meetup on the last Sunday of the month. Members of the public join the group at designated areas to repair items that range from broken electrical appliances to torn clothing to damaged furniture. By doing so, the public engages in responsible e-waste disposal through the guidance of Repair Kopitam's volunteer Repair Coaches.

## Vision

To equip individuals from all walks of life with repair skills to bring their items back to life

## Mission

Repair Kopitiam is an initiative to bring the community together through repair so as to combat the throw away culture for a sustainable world

## Initiatives

Community Repair Sessions held on the last Sunday of every month

## Get in Touch

Contact page: https://repairkopitiam.sg/contact-us/

Contact email: info@sl2square.org

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Repair Kopitiam About Page. https://repairkopitiam.sg/about-repair-kopitiam/ Accessed on 7 Mar 2021
Singapore's Green Lobang Wiki

**Green Lobang started this wiki to create a detailed consolidated platform for all things relating to Singapore's climate scene, built by and for people living in Singapore. Here's how to get started with us :)**

Find out more about the team that started it all, and who to go to for different functions!
Check out the Dos and Don’ts for this wiki!
Explore and help build the information on climate groups in Singapore!
Join the community and discuss climate change and wiki-related issues!
Simply want to start discussions on issues with a wider reach? Head on to our moderated forum! No self-promoting or business-related posts please!

## References and Credits

Source for the layout taken from the Grand Theft Auto Wiki
Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com

If you see this, your JavaScript might be disabled or DiscordIntegrator plugin isn't working. If the latter, please contact a wiki administrator.
Queerbrownvegan

## Synopsis

Isaias Hernandez is the creator of Queer Brown Vegan where he makes accessible environmental education content. As a Queer, Brown, and Vegan environmentalist, he seeks to provide a safe space for other like-minded environmentalists to engage in the discourse of the current climate crisis.

## Social Media Links

Website: https://www.queerbrownvegan.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/queerbrownvegan

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/isaias-hernandez-79a3a5149/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/queerbrownvegan

Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/queerbrownvegan/\_saved/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/queerbrownvegan/

## References

1. ↑ https://www.queerbrownvegan.com/. *Queer Brown Vegan.* Retrieved on 15 Nov 2020.
Singapore Green New Deal

## Summary

全民受益，全球受益

A good deal for Southeast Asia, a good deal for the planet

## Mission

The Green New Deal aims for a just transition for Singapore - to achieve a zero carbon economy, fulfilling our duty as global citizens to limit global warming to <1.5C

We aim to achieve this by:

1. Identifying the best solutions from evidence of technical analysis and strong public support
2. Conducting public engagement to seek endorsement from the grassroots to institutional level
3. Deploying an adaptive approach to marketing and action campaigns.
4. Achieving policy reforms by mobilising public demand

## A Just Transition

The Green New Deal is a proposed set of climate change policy measures to meet the scale of the energy transformation required, create new jobs, stimulate investments and put workers and families first in the new zero carbon economy. The name "New Deal" is a reference to the progressive state-led programs from the 1930's championed by US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt that has been credited with recovering the United States economy from the Great Depression and introduced new forms of public social services and institutions.

The policy measures are founded on the principles and goals of putting a meaningful cost on carbon emissions to drive entrepreneurial innovation towards green solutions;  creating a fair deal for the working class; ensuring a just transition for workers in sunset industries; co-creating as a form of participation in policy formation to utilize the creativity of citizens inside and outside of Singapore; and strengthening relationships for regional ASEAN cooperation.

Check out the website for more information about the design principles for the just transition and policy research resources.

## Volunteer

1. Outreach campaign lead internship Currently accepting applications for 3-month internship for the Lakshya Little India

## Initiatives

Active project

1. Lakshya Little India : Community organizing project aimed to empower the Little India community to enhance public appeal and environmental sustainability

Completed projects

1. A Green New Deal for Singapore : Medium article introducing the framework and quantitative estimation of fiscal budget for a just transition
2. Decarbonizing energy in Singapore : ResearchGate article overview of decarbonization technologies and potential application for Singapore
3. Freedom for who : open source GitBook critique of free-market capitalism

## Get in Touch

1. Follow on Twitter
2. Email : sggreennewdeal@gmail.com

For more information about ongoing activities and how to get involved, check out the get involved section of the website
NUS Toddycats!

## Summary

NUS Toddycats!  are volunteers with the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum at the National University of Singapore (NUS). The name comes from the common palm civet (*Paradoxurus hermaphroditus*), the last wild carnivore in terrestrial urbanised Singapore

## Mission

Toddycats! is meant to expose, develop, enthuse and apply individuals to programmes in conservation, education and research. The programme, originally conceived in 1999, meant to contribute towards capacity building of undergraduates in NUS, to provide them with an immediate means to contribute socially and meaningfully towards the greater good of nature and the environment in Singapore. The programme is now open to anyone who can fit the group's schedule,

## Initiatives

#### Public Exhibitions

The group sets up exhibitions at public events in collaboration with other organizations, bringing zoological specimens from the Raffles Museum and posters about the group's activities and education messages to public venues around Singapore. The signature event since 2012 is the Festival of Biodiversity.

#### Organising and Supporting Symposia

The group has organised and supported major biodiversity symposia in Singapore of which the signature event is the Biodiversity Symposium of Singapore (BoSS)

* BoSS I (11-12 Jul 2003)
* BoSS II (22 May 2007)
* BoSS III (24 Sep 2011)
* BoSS IV (01 Aug 2015)

#### Kent Ridge/Pasir Panjang Heritage Trail

This trail began in its current form in 2002. Now, different versions of the trail are offered three times a year to the public beginning in NUS or Kent Ridge Park and ending at Reflections at Bukit Chandu. During the walk, participants learn about the plants, animals, history and geography of Kent Ridge, the southern islands and the heroic but tragic Battle of Pasir Panjang in collaboration with National Archive’s Reflections at Bukit Chandu.

#### Pedal Ubin!

Introducing the public to cycling safely and using a mountain bicycle effectively. The tour introduces the fauna and flora of various ecosystems on Ubin – mangroves, secondary forests, plantations, sandy and rocky shores as well as the famous stories of Ubin’s residents such as the German Girl and the monk who walked from Thailand to set up a temple here as well as other major events. Guides help with the recce, oversee safety, directions, help parents and kids, maintain communications and teach participants to handle their bicycles and learn about Ubin’s nature on wheels!

#### Sungei Buloh Anniversary Walk

Each December, NUS Toddycats! offers this special walk to celebrate Sungei Buloh’s birthday (official designation as a nature park in 1993) – a team of experienced guides relate interesting stories from the mangroves and supplement them with quizzes and corny jokes!
To Do List

List of things we have done and things that we could do for the Wiki

Inspired by https://animalcrossing.fandom.com/wiki/Animal\_Crossing\_Wiki:To\_Do\_List

## Community Guidelines

Base is setup, nothing to add in the short term. (updated by KenYong1989 on 4th Oct 2020)

## Discord

Participants (roles), base structure for channels and categories are set up as of 18th Oct 2020. (updated by Lookafatbird on 25th Oct 2020)

## Home Page

Base is setup, nothing to add in the short term. (updated by KenYong1989 on 4th Oct 2020)

## Feedback

1. Gather feedback on user experience (UX) (Suggestion received on 23 Sep 2020)
	1. ease of access especially for people who are not IT savvy
	2. how clear it is for first-time visitors to find out what the website is about and get required information

## Onboarding

1. Provide resources to make it easy and stress-free for new contributors to edit and update wiki

## Climate Resources

1. Review current layout of Climate Resources Page (updated by KenYong1989 on 4th Oct 2020)

## Tidy up

1. Look for and clean up any broken links, errors, etc. (updated by Lookafatbird on 25th Oct 2020)

## Other Project Ideas

1. Power Generation Singapore - Record information on power generation in Singapore
2. The climate emergency - Summary page on what is Net Zero Carbon emissions, and what should be Singapore's target
3. Climate/ Organization Influencer Rankings
4. Organization of the week
5. Founder/ Influencer of the week
6. How to embed Instagram feed into Contact page
7. Jobs/ Volunteer Board
8. Have a New Page for current affairs on climate change in Singapore
9. Have an events page to monitor climate change events in Singapore/ Embed LepakInSG calendar (Suggestion received on 2 Oct 2020)
10. Needs and Offers page for organisations (Suggestion received on 2 Oct 2020)
11. Contributors' profile pages (Suggestion from Lookafatbird on 25th Oct 2020)
12. Filtering organizations by whether they are active (Suggestion received on 19 Oct 2020)
13. Carbon footprint information/ calculators, life cycle analyses (Suggestion from Lookafatbird on 25th Oct 2020)
SOS Bukit Brown

## Summary

A diverse group of concerned Singaporeans who firmly believe that Bukit Brown Cemetery should be kept intact.

## Mission

We call upon the Singapore Government to fully reconsider its development plans for Bukit Brown Cemetery.

We believe that building the proposed highway through the cemetery in 2013 marks the first step towards the destruction of the entire area.

We thus urge the government to save Bukit Brown 100%.

## Initiatives

Dec 2011 - Open Letter to Singapore Government

## Get in Touch

Email at sosbukitbrown@gmail.com.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://sosbukitbrown.wordpress.com/about-us/
Herpetological Society of Singapore

## Summary

The Herpetological Society of Singapore is a group of herpetology enthusiasts based in Singapore. They are a group of like-minded individuals who are enthusiastic about the study and conservation of reptiles and amphibians.

Herpetological Society of Singapore was officially approved and registered as a Society on 14 February 2020.

## Mission

To enhance the appreciation and respect of the Singaporean public towards the biodiversity, particularly reptiles and amphibians, of Singapore.

## Vision

The Herpetological Society of Singapore strives to be a world-class herpetological society that champions ethics, rigour and outreach.

## Initiatives

* Herp Walks
* Talks & Outreach Events
* Workshops

Sign up for upcoming events here

## Get in Touch

General Enquiries

Facebook

Instagram

Media Enquiries

Email

## References

1. ↑ About, The Herpetological Society of Singapore, http://herpsocsg.com/, Accessed on 1 Nov 2020
2. ↑ Mission, The Herpetological Society of Singapore, http://herpsocsg.com/ Accessed on 1 Nov 2020
3. ↑ Vision, The Herpetological Society of Singapore,http://herpsocsg.com/, Accessed on 1 Nov 2020
4. ↑ Events, The Herpetological Society of Singapore, http://herpsocsg.com/, Accessed on 1 Nov 2020
5. ↑ Contact, The Herpetological Society of Singapore, http://herpsocsg.com/, Accessed on 1 Nov 2020
People's Movement to Stop Haze (PM Haze)

### Social Media

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pmhazeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/pmhaze

## Summary

People’s Movement to Stop Haze, known as PM Haze, is a charity focused on outreach, research and advocacy on the trans-boundary haze crisis. They aim to drive a movement to stop the haze by empowering the community with the knowledge, means and values. Steering consumption patterns towards sustainable palm oil and paper, as well as assisting Indonesian and Malaysian farmers to create a sustainable livelihood are the two main ways we empower our community.

## Mission

Vision: We envision a world where everyone feels responsible for the clean air we all enjoy

Mission: We empower people with the values, knowledge and means to drive a movement to stop haze.

## Initiatives

In 2019:

1. PEEP Air Hitam (January 2019): People’s Expedition to Experience Peatlands (PEEP) programme is a fundraising tool and a platform for collaboration in the 3P sectors and impacting the communities who live in peatland areas and the ecology of peatland areas. In 2019, PM Haze developed and brought Singapore-based participants to the Air Hitam Peat Swamp forest educating them on the need to protect our peatlands. This is was done in collaboration with the Johor State Forestry Department, County Government of Air Hitam, and Forest Research Institute of Malaysia. We ran a trip for the National University of Singapore as well as our volunteers in 2019.

2. Asian Youths for Sustainable Palm Oil Summit (November 2019): Co-organised the world’s first such event in Bangkok, which included talks from individuals from the Asia Research Institute, Blackpeak, WeWork, and Yale-NUS College.

3. NUS Goes Haze-Free: This program was launched in collaboration with student-led organisation NUS SAVE (Students Against Violation of the Earth) and the NUS facilities management team (Office of Campus Amenities) to transform campus eateries to use sustainable palm oil through both business engagement strategies as well as working with the university to implement sustainable procurement policies when dealing with their vendors.

PM Haze is a member of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), associate member of the Southeast Asia Alliance for Sustainable Palm Oil (SASPO), and the Fire Free Alliance (FFA) to support building a strong civic-business ecosystem for haze-free consumption that also encourage responsible business practices

Other appearances at:

1. NUS Eco Festival (January 2019)

2. Tanglin Trust Symposium (March 2019)

3. WeWork Road Show (Sep 2019)

4. Forum on THPA (October 2019)

5. The Conscious Festival by Green is the New Black (November 2019)

6. AirBnB roadshow (November 2019)

7. Film Screening at NTU (December 2019)
Love Our MacRitchie Forest

Logo of Love Our MacRitchie Forest

## Summary

A collective effort among various nature groups in Singapore. It was launched in 2013 in response to the LTA’s announcement of the new Cross Island MRT Line (CRL), which was proposed to tunnel through the MacRitchie Forest, a precious yet fragile ecosystem.

## Initiatives

Nature Walks in Q3/4 2019

* 8 Sep – Venus Loop with NUS Toddycats!
* 12 Oct – Venus Loop with NUS Toddycats!
* 10 Nov – Venus Loop with NUS Toddycats!
* 7 Dec – Venus Loop with NUS Toddycats!

## Get in Touch

Contact Form on https://lovemacritchie.wordpress.com/about-main/
NTU Divest

## Summary

A fossil fuel divestment group created by Nanyang Technological University (NTU) students, that demanded NTU make public its dirty energy investments.

## Mission

Promote greater awareness among the NTU student body about the climate crisis and its associated social issues

## Initiatives

29 July 2020 - Meeting with NTU's Investment Office

## Get in Touch

Readers' Divest Telegram Group: https://t.me/joinchat/HKe9MRmoTDKrnzemB999vA
Accommodate SG

Description

### Social Media

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/accommodateSG/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/accommodatesg/

## Summary

Accommodate is an education initiative which aims to "aim"transform knowledge into meaning through novel learning experiences for a more sustainable future"

This is done through role-play and simulations that "raise awareness about land-redevelopment issues" in Singapore.

On 16th July 2017, the first inaugural session of Accommodate was held at the Red Box. It featured its signature land-use planning game simulation, followed by a panel on conservation in Singapore.

## Mission and Approach

### **Mission**

On their website, Accommodate states:

Our mission is to create a **unique** and **holistic** experience for participants to learn through role-play and game and to introduce **social**, **environmental**, **economic** and **cultural issues** in Singapore related to urban redevelopment.

### **Approach**

Their approach divides into 3 broad categories:

## Initiatives

Accommodate I - 16 Jul 2017

Accommodate II: The Disappearing Countrside - 20 Aug 2017

Accommodate at Yale NUS I’dECO - 9 Mar 2018

U-Heart: Accommodate for Climate Change - 12 Aug 2018

Accommodate for Changemakers with Enactus NTU - 12 Sep 2018

Hullabaloo#4 Urban Decisions with Accommodate - 8 Nov 2018

Accommodate with student leaders from Hillgrove Secondary School - 16 Nov 2018

Aspiring young urban planners from URA CUBE Programme - 21 Nov 2018

Accommodate x URA Urban Planning Festival - 3 April 2019

Accommodate @ NParks HQ - 20 Sept 2019

Accommodate @ NDP Ground Up Party - 9 Aug 2019

Accommodate @ Temasek Shophouse - 10 Aug 2019

URA CUBE Programme - 18 Nov 2019

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://accommodatesg.com/ *Accommodate SG.* Retrieved 2020-10-04
2. ↑ "Accommodate I" (2017-06-20)https://accommodatesg.com/index.php/2017/07/20/accommodate-i/ *Accommodate SG.* Retrieved 2020-10-04
BES (Bachelor of Environmental Studies) Drongos

Description

### Social Media

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BESDrongos/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/bes.drongos/

## Suummary

The BES Drongos are a group of nature lovers from the Bachelor of Environmental Studies (BES) programme at the National University of Singapore (NUS) who have come together to manage guided walks open to everyone and anyone.

## Mission

To inspire people to appreciate the rich local biodiversity and ecological systems we have in Singapore through our guided walks on the Petai Trail at Macritchie Reservoir Park.

## Initiatives

Organizes free, weekly guided walks along the Petai Trail

The Petai Trail is a boardwalk trail (part of the longer Prunus-Petai Trail) at the east end of Macritchie Reservoir Park. It skirts around the edge of the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. The trail consists of a gravel path with some elevation and a boardwalk which is relatively level. The walk is suitable for children (but not toddlers or infants) and physically-fit elderly.

The public can sign up for walks on their Eventbrite page

## Get in Touch

Send an email to besdrongos@gmail.com or message them through their Facebook page.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://besdrongos.wordpress.com/about/ *About/BES Drongos* Retrieved 2020-10-11
2. ↑ https://besdrongos.wordpress.com/essential-information-for-walks/ *Essential Information/BES Drongos* Retrieved 2020-10-11
The Sustainability Project

## Vision

To live in a world where climate change is no longer a threat to humanity.

## Mission

To transform everyone to be an advocate for a better planet by

* Educating what sustainability truly means
* Inspiring you to take small steps
* Doing good and being changemakers in the community

## Initiatives

The Sustainability Project first started off as a blog in June 2017 to share knowledge and passion for sustainability. Their education efforts have subsequently expanded to include talks, workshops, programmes, trips, training, exhibition set up, knowledge partner, and information sharing on social media.

Specific initiatives include beach clean-ups, textile donation drive.

The Sustainability Project works together with other initiatives, such as A Million Books and Package Pals.

## Get in Touch

Email: hello@thesustainabilityproject.life

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesustainabilityproject\_/
Season 3

## Episodes

1. Batnapped
2. Surprise
3. Tales from the Kryptomites Part 1
4. Tales from the Kryptomites Part 2
5. Seeing Red
6. Spring Prison Break
7. Around Metropolis in 80 Seconds
8. For Art's Sake
9. Wildside Part 1
10. Wildside Part 2
11. Day of Fun-Ship
12. The Ares Up There
13. Stealth 101 Part 1
14. Stealth 101 Part 2
15. A Fury Scorned
16. Body Electric
17. Techless Tuesday
18. Fresh Ares Pt. 1
19. Fresh Ares Pt. 2
20. Fresh Ares Pt. 3
21. Gorilla Warfare
22. Fight Flub
23. Jetsetters
24. New Perry-Spective
25. Dog Day After School
26. It's A Superful Life
Greenery Club (ITE College Central)

## Summary

A student interest club of ITE College Central that gets students involved in gardening and awareness of environmental issues.

## Mission

"Greenery club is not only about planting and gardening, we do plan outing and many other interesting activities to make it as fun as possible!"

## Initiatives

Terrarium Workshop for CE2004O

1. ↑ ITE CC - Greenery Club Facebook Page "About Us". Retrieved on 25 April 2021. https://www.facebook.com/itegreeneryclub/about/?ref=page\_internal
EB Impact

A non-profit sister organisation of Eco-Business, focused on delivering training and programmes to Asia Pacific’s underserved communities with a focus on youth to generate positive environmental and social impact for society.

## Summary

Driving positive sustainable development impact in Asia Pacific.

## Our Mission

EB Impact is a non-profit organisation focused on delivering training and programmes to Asia Pacific’s underserved communities with a focus on youth to generate positive environmental and social impact for society.

Our three strategic areas of focus are: Education, Youth, and Nature-based solutions.

## Our Programmes

**Active projects:**

Sustainability Exchange: A youth-professional mentorship initiative launched by EB Impact, supported by Facebook, tailored for youths in Singapore to work on real-world projects under the guidance of sustainability professionals.

**Completed projects:**

Reforesting Asia: Coming together to reforest Indonesia, India, the Philippines and Vietnam

Innovate4Climate 2019 Media Fellowship: EB Impact, in partnership with the World Bank Group, invites working journalists, in particular from developing countries in Asia, to apply for this media programme.

## Get in Touch

Get the latest updates on: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn

For more information about ongoing programmes, how to get involved and the team behind EB Impact, check out our website.
Moonlock (Paw The Ollie and Moon Show)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Rosalie Turmel (English, Canada/(Maybe USA), Violette Samama (French, France/Canada)

### Debut

The Ollie and Moon Show S2 E01 Camping with Catlock in Canada

Moonlock is what Moon calls herself when she is in this costume displayed. She is a parody of Sherlock Holmes and is accompanied with Stanley. According to paw research, she first appeared on the second Canadian episode about Camping with Catlock in Canada where Ollie and Moon visit Ontario, Canada and go camping, while they were watching catlock, another parody of Sherlock Holmes. On the icon there is an image of her.

## Quotes:

"Have no fear, Moonlock cat detective is here!"

"Right. let's set up our tents. and keep our eyes open for clues!"

"But if you didn't set up our tent, who did? This is clue number one!"

"Or so it seems. But my Moonlock senses are tingling! What's that?"

"Not so fast Stanley. Those don't look gooey, sweet and delicious! Just as I thought. It's a fake, made from a bitter turnip! Mike didn't do this. But if he didn't, who did?"

"No! The tent, the marshmallows, the food? Someone is playing pranks on us! In the case of The Algonquin Park Prankster!"

"Huh! Is it... the prankster? Stop right there! We've caught you butter handed! You're The Algonquin Park Prankster!"

## Sources:

https://www.tvokids.com/transcript/126366x/school-age/ollie-moon-show/videos/camping-catlock-canada

Alternate Link: https://web.archive.org/web/20221101193442/https://www.tvokids.com/transcript/126366x/school-age/ollie-moon-show/videos/camping-catlock-canada
SMU Verts

### Social Media

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SMUverts/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/smuverts/?

## Summary

SMU verts is Singapore Management University's official student platform for engaging in eco-friendly and sustainable activities.

## Mission

To encourage our community to be environmentally responsible and live a sustainable lifestyle.

1. ↑ SMU Verts Facebook Page. https://www.facebook.com/SMUverts/. Retrieved on 14 March 2021
Foodscape Collective

### Social Media

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FoodscapeCollective/ Instagram:@foodscapecollective Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDZXUlrv99SxzMxkdMWyBKg

## Summary

Founded in 2015, Foodscape Collective saw four friends with a great interest and curiosity about Singapore’s local food system come together for casual garden visits and conversations about food.

Over many eclectic meals, organizing many hosting community garden visits, seed and seedling exchanges in farmers’ markets, events, exhibitions, educational talks and research projects, the Foodscape Collective has grown over the past 3 years into a community of over 20 active members and more than 3000 followers on our Facebook group page.

## Mission

A regenerative agrihood, where neighbourhoods are built around food forests or food growing gardens, reducing the distance between the source of food to who it is providing nourishment for.

At the same time, with the source of food at the heart of each neighbourhood, parts of this edible garden will also serve as a living classroom and community gathering space where people learn and spend time together.

Well-being and connection to nature is approached holistically, where the farm and food forest are also spaces where nourishment for mental, emotional, social and spiritual health can be found.

## Initiatives

#### Being@Home - 22 April 2020

Reflecting on what it means to be at home, this series of online gatherings invites you to explore the many inner and outer spaces we can call home

#### Community Bonding & Visioning of a Circular Food System - 6 June 2020

Foodscape Collective‘s first online community gathering

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 https://foodscapecollective.com/about/. *About.* Retrieved on 29 Nov 2020.
2. ↑ https://foodscapecollective.com/2020/04/16/beinghome/. *Being@Home*. Retrieved on 29 Nov 2020.
3. ↑ https://foodscapecollective.com/2020/07/06/community-bonding-visioning-of-a-circular-food-system/*Communtiy Bonding and Visioning of a Circular Food System.* Published on 6 July 2020. Retrieved on 29 Nov 2020.
Feedback

We hope this wiki will be of value to visitors, and therefore your feedback is essential!

## Submit your feedback

For green organisations

For individuals looking for volunteer opportunities

## Feedback gathering timeline

Leading up to our soft-launch, here is the timeline for feedback gathering:

* 20 Sep - 3 Oct: Send out surveys and collect responses
* 28 Sep - 7 Oct: Conduct interviews and focus group sessions
* 8 Oct - 11 Oct: Consolidate feedback and discuss follow-up actions
* 12 Oct - 25 Oct: Document actions taken or reasons for declining to take action
* 26 Oct - 31 Oct: Publish on wiki the aggregated and anonymised feedback with our responses

## Feedback received and Follow-up actions

1. Wiki needs to be updated regularly: How to Contribute page to be updated by to make it easy and stress-free for new contributors to edit and update wiki
2. Calendar of events: To discuss with LepakInSG on embedding their calendar in the wiki
3. Make it easier for visitors to contact or give feedback to working team: To explore using Discord
4. See needs and offers of other organisations: Added to To Do List
5. Gather feedback on user experience (UX): Added to To Do List
Tingkat Heroes SG

### Website

https://www.facebook.com/TingkatHeroesSingapore, http://www.tingkatmeals.com/2018/09/s-tarted-by-pamela-low-in-2017-tingkat.html

## Summary

Started by Pamela Low in 2017, Tingkat Heroes Singapore is an initiative that aims to work with consumers in Singapore to go disposables-free.

## Mission

Tingkat Heroes Singapore is an initiative that aims to work with consumers in Singapore to go disposables-free.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Tingkat Heroes, Tingkat Lunch & Dinner Delivery, http://www.tingkatmeals.com/2018/09/s-tarted-by-pamela-low-in-2017-tingkat.html Accessed on 11 Oct 2020
Climate Conversations

### Social Media

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/climateconversations.sg/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/climate.conversations.sg/

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/climate-conversations/

## Summary

Climate Conversations developed a unique outreach program based on research and personal connection to enable those that are concerned to effectively engage their friends and loved ones and create the space for meaningful discussions about acting on our responsibility to the things and people we love and what it means to protect them in the future.

## Vision

A society that lives in balance and peace with one another and the miraculous natural systems that support life on earth.

## Mission

To build a critical mass of people that will support the actions needed to address climate breakdown.

## Core Values

Authentic

Approachable

Open

Reliable

Supportive

## Initiatives

**Public Conversations** - Held once or twice a month. Guided conversations on climate change, what it means for the things we care about, and what we can do. The team moved from physical locations to holding these conversations on Zoom since 9 June 2020.

**Sustainable Finance Working Group** - Held on 4 February 2020. A brainstorming session to get ideas on how get banks to invest more sustainably.

**Careers in Sustainable Finance** - Held on 1 October 2020. A career webinar held in collaboration with NUS Save. 3 professionals talked about their careers in sustainable finance and how it impacted their lives.

## Communications on climate

https://climatevisuals.org/

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/oct/18/guardian-climate-pledge-2019-images-pictures-guidelines

## Get in Touch

https://climateconversations.sg/contact

Email: hello@climateconversations.sg

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 https://climateconversations.sg/events. *Events.* Retrieved on 22 November 2020
Journey to Zero Waste Life Singapore

Facebook Logo of Journey to Zero Waste Life Singapore

## Summary

Journey to Zero Waste Life Singapore (JZWLSG) is a social learning group on Facebook for people in Singapore who are curious, interested or trying to reduce the amount of waste they produce.

## Mission

JZWLSG does not have a mission listed in their group description.

Discussions in the group generally focus on waste reduction in Singapore. The group does not allow freecycling posts nor advertisements or promotion of any kind save on a specified 'Market Day' on the first Sunday of the month.

## Initiatives

*Learning content:* The Facebook group contains Guides for members to learn more about the group as well as waste and recycling in Singapore and elsewhere, including:

* Guide 1 - Recycling Basics: How to recycle in Singapore
* Guide 2 - Info on Group rules and being a good group member
* Guide 3 - Advertising and Promotion in our group
* Guide 4 - Zero waste essential knowledge
* Guide 5 - How to be a recycling guru - insights
* Guide 6 - Very popular posts (on zero waste)
* Guide 7 - Frequently asked questions and frequently discussed topics
* Guide 8 - Zero waste advocacy - calling for systematic change
* Guide 9 - The recycling crisis: Impact of China's withdrawal from the market
* Guide 10 - Kamikatsu - Japanese utopian recycling village
* Guide 11 - Understanding Glass

## Get in Touch

Link to Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ZeroWasteJourneySg

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Journey to Zero Waste Life Singapore: About . Accessed on 25 October 2020.*
2. ↑ *Journey to Zero Waste Life Singapore:* Units. Accessed on 25 October 2020.
Temasek Polytechnic Green Interest Group

### Website

https://tpgreeninterestgroup.weebly.com/, https://www.instagram.com/tpgig/?hl=en, https://www.facebook.com/TP-Green-Interest-Group-1733639513574671/

## Summary

Temasek Polytechnic Green Interest Group (TP GIG) was founded back in 2009, by a team of students passionate about raising and pursuing both environmental and animal awareness/conservation efforts, through nurturing a community of environmental-conscious youths to be the next green pillars of the society.

## Mission

TODAY and here at TPGIG, TPGIG have grown to become a family of passionate advocates for Singapore's environment and rich biodiversity. TPGIG champions Temasek Polytechnic’s student-based environmental cause, and pride themselves as the leading environmental CCA in TP.

## Vision

By conducting their student-initiated conservation efforts such as workshops, seminars, nature hikes, beach clean-ups and many more, we aspire to instill a sense of responsibility in our members and partners by promoting an Eco-friendly, sustainable and green lifestyle amongst not only the staff and students of Temasek Polytechnic, but the public as well.​

## Initiatives

Check out their Instagram for more information!

## Get in Touch

Enquiries Page

Email Address: tpgreeninterestgroup@gmail.com

Contact Number: +65 8688 6522

Address: 21 Tampines Ave 1, 529757

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 About, Temasek Polytechnic Green Interest Group,https://tpgreeninterestgroup.weebly.com/about.html Accessed on 11 Oct 2020
2. ↑ Contact Us, Temasek Polytechnic Green Interest Group, https://tpgreeninterestgroup.weebly.com/contact-us.html Accessed on 11 Oct 2020
SOS (Students of Singapore) Against Haze

Logo of SOS Against Haze

## Summary

A Social Initiative by kids who educate people about the causes of haze, help people find ways to eliminate unsustainable palm oil from their lifestyles.

A group of students who strive to educate the youth and companies to use RSPO certified products to ensure a haze free Singapore.

## Mission

We want to build Haze-Free communities all around Singapore.

## Get in Touch

Contact at https://sosagainsthaze.wordpress.com/contact/.