Figure 3:
(a) Bishan Ang Mo Kio park’s concretised canals were converted to naturalised waterways which allow for spontaneous growth of diverse shrubs and waterside greenery. (b) Kampung Admiralty building’s multi-tiered plantings which resemble a hill-like planting typology. (c) Jurong Lake Gardens—naturalised streams are created as dragonfly habitat to control mosquito populations. (d) Culverts at Jurong Lake Gardens to facilitate crossing of aquatic animals. (e) Eco-link @ BKE connects two most important nature reserves in Singapore. Photo credits: (a–d)—Anuj Jain, (e)—Tong Tran Son.

(a) Bishan Ang Mo Kio park’s concretised canals were converted to naturalised waterways which allow for spontaneous growth of diverse shrubs and waterside greenery. (b) Kampung Admiralty building’s multi-tiered plantings which resemble a hill-like planting typology. (c) Jurong Lake Gardens—naturalised streams are created as dragonfly habitat to control mosquito populations. (d) Culverts at Jurong Lake Gardens to facilitate crossing of aquatic animals. (e) Eco-link @ BKE connects two most important nature reserves in Singapore. Photo credits: (a–d)—Anuj Jain, (e)—Tong Tran Son.

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