Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Rower’s Recreational Bay Coney Island Sengkang Park Pulau Ubin Riverside Kranji Lower Seletar Park Marshes Reservoir Central Catchment connections Upper Seletar Nature Reserve Pasir Ris Changi Visitors can now enjoy a seamless link from Coney Island Park Reservoir Park Bukit Batok Lower Peirce Reservoir Beach to Jurong Lake Gardens with the new 36km Coast-to-Coast Town Park Upper Peirce Lorong Park Reservoir Bishan- Halus Trail. The new Rower's Bay, which is part of the 150km Round Bukit Batok Ang Mo Kio Wetland Island Route, also adds to the recreational options across Nature Park Park Bukit Timah Singapore, such as the Rail Corridor and park connectors. Nature Reserve Bedok Jurong Lake Reservoir Gardens MacRitchie Reservoir Coast-to-Coast Trail Singapore Botanic Gardens East Coast West Coast Park Park Gardens by the Bay Labrador 60km of Round Island Route (RIR) connected by 2020 Nature Reserve Additional 60km connected by 2021 Jurong Lake Gardens, which is undergoing development and sits within Future RIR progressively completed by 2035 the larger Jurong Lake District, covers 90ha and will incorporate features such as a water play area, a boardwalk along the water’s edge, Rail Corridor as well as lifestyle and sports facilities. Parks within the Nature Park Network Existing park connectors/other paths New features at Rower's Bay include a boardwalk, swales, wetlands and amenities. The swales, which are shallow channels, help to manage run-off water. Bukit Batok Nature Park was Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park is a developed on an abandoned quarry popular spot with its gently sloping site in 1988. Today, it features serene grassy banks. It also has a wide waters, as well as lookout points array of ora and fauna, and otters more than 10 storeys high. can sometimes be spotted there. The rustic Coney Island Park is an ideal location for bird-watching, as it is home to about 80 species of birds. Visitors can also explore the 87ha park on a bicycle. Sources: NParks and PUB websites PHOTOS: ALPHONSUS CHERN, NPARKS, LIANHE ZAOBAO, NEO XIAOBIN SUNDAY TIMES GRAPHICS.