Why We Should Support The Green Corridor
The Green Corridor is a campaign website that serves to: Gather support for The Green Corridor and unite supporters Show the government that there is public interest and support for The Green Corridor Archive stories, photos and videos on the railway and The Green Corridor This website is created and managed by Green Future Solutions, a Singapore-based business that promotes environmental awareness and action for our green future, through consulting, websites, speaking and publications. This is not a Nature Society (Singapore) website. Why We Should Have The Green Corridor Nowadays people know the price of everything and the value of nothing. - Oscar Wilde Nature Society (Singapore) (NSS) ...
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If you like and support The Green Corridor proposal, show your support through the following ways. Let's show that we care with one united voice! 1. Like the Facebook Page For Facebook users, you can support The Green Corridor simply by clicking the 'Like' button below at the 'We support The Green Corridor in Singapore' Facebook page. If you have already liked the page, thanks for the support! 2. Sign the Pledge For non-Facebook users, you can still show support for The Green Corridor by signing the pledge below. To avoid double-counting of the number of supporters, please do not sign this pledge if ...
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Help us spread the message about The Green Corridor by sharing with your friends and urging them to support the proposal. Here are a few ways to share: 1. Share via Facebook Click on the logo below to share The Green Corridor on your status. 2. Share via Twitter Click on the logo below to tweet about The Green Corridor. You may wish to use the hashtag #thegreencorridor in your tweets. 3. Share via Email Send an email to your friends and tell them about The Green Corridor. You may wish to use the info below as reference. [email_link] Nature Society (Singapore) has submitted a proposal, The ...
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Rail Corridor is now accessible to the public [Press Release]9 January 2012 – The Singapore Land Authority (SLA) has completed removal works along the former railway land. The...
Rail Corridor re-opens for public use from MondayBy Grace Chua, The Straits Times, 9 Jan 2012. The Rail Corridor – the snaking, 26km tract of former Keretapi Tanah...
Final pieces of KTM track removedBy Grace Chua, The Straits Times, 1 Jan 2012. The last of the former Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM) railway tracks have been...
Campaign for a green corridorBy Teo Wan Gek and Toh Yong Chuan, The Straits Times, 30 Dec 2011. Alarm bells rang in Nature Society (Singapore) vice-president...
Why Supporters of The Green Corridor Should Support Bukit Brown TooThe Green Corridor is a former railway while Bukit Brown is a cemetery, so different yet so similar. The Green Corridor...
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Re-Imagining the Rail Corridor – Traveling ExhibitionThe Re-imagining The Rail Corridor exhibition showcases some early ideas from students and design professionals for what...
Re-Imagining the Rail CorridorRe-imagining The Rail Corridor is envisioned as a series of events dedicated to enhancing the public awareness and understanding...
The Green Corridor walk along the old Jurong Line [18 Sep]Time: Sunday, September 18, 8:30am – 11:30am. Location: Teban Gardens to Sunset Way. The Jurong Line, completed in...
Thank You Walk [31 Jul]Sunday, 31 July, 9am – 11am; Location: Bukit Timah Train Station to Rail Mall (meet at platform opposite station); We...
Walking the railway together [9 Jul]Join us for a walk with Minister of State for National Development, Tan Chuan-Jin, tomorrow 6am, starting at the carpark...
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Good Work on The Green Corridor by UWCSEA StudentsOn Monday 5th December 2011, 200 Grade 8 students from United World College of South East Asia, Dover Campus, Singapore, walked the Green Corridor from Bukit Timah Rail Mall to Ghim Moh. It was a great day out for everyone involved. The students loved having the opportunity to do something active in...
Examples of Rails to TrailsA reader shares these examples of former railways converted into multi-purpose trails for cycling and walking, and at the same time serving as a wildlife corridor. Australia: http://www.railtrails.org.au/ http://www.visitmelbourne.com/Activities-and-attractions/Outdoor-activities/Cycling/Cycling-trails.aspx New...
Breaking the link – cutting and removing the KTM railway lineBy N. Sivasothi, 22 Jul 2011. A symbolic scene greeted me on my field trip yesterday morning. The Malaysian (Keretapi Tanah Melayu or KTM) railway I crossed each time I ventured into Mandai mangroves since 1987 has been cut. The fastening clips have been removed and collected in canvas bags along...
A Walk Down the Tracks Part 2By David Teo, 18 Jul 2011. In the previous post, I talked about my walk along the tracks from Bukit Timah railway station to Ghim Moh Estate. CK and I took a well deserved breakfast break together with the rest of the group. For many of them, this is their final stop for the day while CK and I decided...
A Walk Down the Tracks – The Green CorridorBy David Teo, 17 Jul 2011. Bukit Timah Station at 645am on 10th July – now fenced up and closed. When I started documenting the KTM railway closure in Singapore, I had decided I would do no more than a series of 5 postings documenting the closure, the people and of course, the trains....
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