Let's guide for our Mother Shores: Nov workshop

Join a talk about Our Mother Shores, participate in a hands-on workshop, then go on a field session at the coral reefs and seagrass meadows at East Coast Park. 

Discover how to have fun being a nature guide. Then start sharing your love for nature! So more can learn about our Mother Shores and their babies that have resettled naturally on artificial shores in East Coast Park.

You are welcome to attend any or all of the events.

Register here https://forms.gle/tH1gJSb3Mo5iA3PK8

At the Oct series, about 70 amazing people made time to come together to share and learn about our Mother Shores. Here's more about what happened
https://wildshores.blogspot.com/2026/10/what-happened-at-lets-guide-for-our.html

If there is interest, this can be organised again for December. So don't stress if you cannot make it for this October series.

Classroom workshop: "Let's Guide for Our Mother Shores!"
Date: 21 Nov (Sat) 10am-1pm
Registration starts 9.30am
10am-12noon: workshop
Networking until 1pm

Venue: Venue+
601 MacPherson Road, #06-08, Grantral Mall, Singapore, 368242
Near Tai Seng MRT
Videos on how to get to the venue https://jambarteam-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/praveen_v_jambarteambuilding_com/IgDfisWIVs7ER6L4ZUCX-9FiAfCbgnhpG4QqxF56uiQ8EJs?e=s7ZHGP

Always wanted to be a nature guide? Want to have fun guiding, instead of being stressed? This workshop is for you! With lots of hands-on activities. Brainstorm ways to overcome your deepest nature guiding worries. First timers and experienced nature guides are welcomed. Let's share and learn from each other.

Then try out your newfound approaches at field sessions at an East Coast shore.

This classroom workshop will include ZERO information about our shores and issues impacting them. For such information, it is recommended that you attend the "Love Our Mother Shores" public talk on 22 Nov (Sun).

Public talk: "Love Our Mother Shores"
Date: 22 Nov (Sun) 10am-12.30pm
Registration starts 9.30am
10am-11am: talk by Ria Tan
11am-12noon: Q&A and general discussion
Networking until 1pm
Venue: Venue+
601 MacPherson Road, #06-08, Grantral Mall, Singapore, 368242
Near Tai Seng MRT
Videos on how to get to the venue https://jambarteam-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/praveen_v_jambarteambuilding_com/IgDfisWIVs7ER6L4ZUCX-9FiAfCbgnhpG4QqxF56uiQ8EJs?e=s7ZHGP

At East Coast Park, there are coral reefs, seagrass meadows and even mangroves. Growing on seawalls and artificial lagoons. These are babies produced by the vast unseen natural shores - our Mother Shores which seed new life in our southern waters. From Tuas to Tanah Merah, and the smaller Southern islands in between. Ria will share what she has seen at the Mother Shores and their babies at East Coast Park. What is their fate with plans for Long Island and 'Western Island'? Let's discuss!

Outdoor Field Sessions

25 Nov (Wed): 4pm-7pm East Coast Sailing Centre
Meeting Point: Carpark G National Sailing Centre, 1500 East Coast Parkway 468963
Tanah Merah 1600=0.3 1700=0.1 1800=0.2 1900=0.5

26 Nov (Thu): 4.30pm-7.30pm East Coast Area B (2.5km seawall covered in corals)
Meeting Point: Car Park B1 East Coast Park (Near Fort Road), 730 East Coast Parkway 439172
Tanah Merah 1600=0.6 1700=0.1 1800=0.0 1900=0.1 2000=0.5

This rare tide is low enough for a brief glimpse of the 2.5km seawall covered in corals!

What the survey team saw here in Nov 2025
2026https://wildshores.blogspot.com/2025/11/a-restricted-east-coast-park-site.html

27 Nov (Fri): 5pm-8pm East Coast PCN
Meeting Point: Park area opposite the gate to National Service Resort And Country Club (NSRCC)
10 Changi Coast Walk 499739
Tanah Merah 1700=0.5 1800=0.1 1900=0.0 2000=0.2 2100=0.6

A confirmation email will be sent to you after you register.

What you can see at these East Coast shores. You can also visit them on your own.
https://wildshores.blogspot.com/2021/12/east-coast-park-surprising-intertidal.html

More about Love Our Mother Shores. And how to Explore, Express and Act for them.

Also supported by Nature Hungry