Seeds of Change: Human-wildlife Conflict in Singapore

​Seeds of Change: Human-Wildlife Conflict Workshop

​Curious about human–wildlife conflict in Singapore? Or already involved and wondering how to navigate the tensions more effectively? 

​Join us for a hands-on Polarity Mapping workshop—an interactive systems thinking experience that helps you move beyond debate, surface hidden trade-offs, and uncover practical ways to manage competing priorities for long-term coexistence.

​Date: 15 May 2026, Fri

​Time: 6.30pm - 9.30pm

​Location: Palo IT Singapore, 11 Beach Road #06-00 (see public transport directions here)

​In just three hours, you'll:
✔️ Co-create a shared view of the key tensions in human–wildlife conflict

​✔️ Explore the upsides and downsides of competing priorities, and how they interact

​✔️ Walk away with practical insights to manage tensions for long-term coexistence

​Who should attend:

• ​Conservation practitioners navigating community tensions

• ​Community leaders and residents affected by wildlife presence

• ​Policy makers and planners balancing development and ecological protection

• ​Environmental NGOs and advocates

• ​Anyone working at the intersection of people and nature

​Case Study Provided by

​Jasvic Lye, Campaign Manager, Our Wild Neighbours

​Facilitated by

​Pei Ya Boon, Founder, The Shoal Co

​Carol Lim, Founder, The Human Futures Practice

​Rachel Cheang, Co-founder & Education Director, Energy CoLab

​Please note: food will not be provided. You’re welcome to bring your own dinner.

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​This is part of a series of six environmental sustainability themed workshops on systems thinking and futures throughout 2026. See here for more information on the other workshops.

This workshop series is supported by SG EcoFund.