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Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA)

Green and Blue Plan

Learn how Singapore plans and cares for its green and blue spaces to protect nature, support community use and build resilience to future environmental challenges.

Last updated 26 May 2026
Map of Singapore showing nature reserves, parks, trails, future parks, and potential nature corridors.

A broad spatial representation of how we seek to strengthen Singapore’s long-term ecological, social and climate resilience through our green and blue spaces.

Stewardship of natural capital

We seek to steward our natural green and blue spaces with a science-based approach to strengthen the conservation of our native biodiversity and balance conservation and development. 

The findings from the Ecological Profiling Exercise are used to guide long-term land use planning so that we can develop sensitively.

Integration of green and blue spaces within our urban landscape

We seek to integrate green and blue spaces in a way that is suitable for our urban environment. Such spaces can help to meet our social and recreational needs and enhance liveability while improving ecological outcomes. 

Enhancing climate resilience 

We seek to adopt green and blue spaces as part of integrated solutions to enhance climate resilience. They include providing more urban greenery to mitigate urban heat and exploring how nature-based solutions can be integrated with engineering solutions in planning for flood mitigation.  

Partnering the community

In shaping our long-term strategies for Singapore’s green and blue spaces, we have worked with 70 stakeholders from academia, industry and interest groups who participated in focus group discussions between June to December 2021. We will continue engaging communities in developing more specific plans for key areas in the future.