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Exploring Biodiversity: The Rainforest Undergrowth

Exploring Biodiversity: The Rainforest Undergrowth

by World of Forestry Team | Mar 18, 2016 | Biodiversity

Do you know that the trees of the Sumatran rainforest are evergreen? The tropical rain forest of Sumatra is a large-scale ecosystem (biome) that thrives in the equatorial climate, and remains relatively the same all year round! High in not just rainfall but also humidity levels, the undergrowth of the Sumatran is extremely dense and fertile compared to woodlands of temperate climates.

DIY Series: How to create an Ant Farm

DIY Series: How to create an Ant Farm

by World of Forestry Team | Feb 29, 2016 | DIY Series

Have you ever wondered what goes on beneath the surface of an ant hill? Or ever wanted to know how do these hills form? Pique your interests in the fascinating world of ants by building your very own ant farm at home. Using materials you may already have, building an ant farm will be a fun and engaging experience for your family. So let’s get ready for this wholesome home recreation, while learning a thing or two on our ant friends too!

TESTIMONIALS

Thoughts on the Field Trip

“The trip was informative and it exposed us to the company and its efforts to conserve and give back to the community. It was overall quite a fun and interesting trip!” – Lai Chiu Ting, Teaching Assistant at National University of Singapore (NUS)

Thoughts on the Field Trip

“Overall, I really enjoyed the trip. It was fun to witness up close the entire process of paper-making from the planting of Acacia trees to the packing of the end-product. In addition, meeting up with the students who can speak English very fluently was also very enjoyable!” – Erickson Citra, Student at Anglo Chinese School (Independent)

Thoughts on the Field Trip

“Fantastic benefits for the students! The students got ample opportunity to see from seed to finish product – Paper and exactly what went on. ”– Peter Davies, Geography Teacher at Anglo Chinese School (Independent)