Open to NSS Members & their Friends - Registration Needed
A cemetery that
was estimated to have 100,000 tombs within 86 hectares of secondary
forest and semi-open landscape. The cemetery was named after George
Henry Brown, a British trader and proprietor at Collyer Quay in the
1850s. As we walk by the tombs, you can expect to see butterfly species
that feed on grasses and herbs like the Blue Pansy, Striped Albatross
and Common Grass Yellow, as well as forest-dependent butterfly species
such as the Banded Line Blue, Common Palmfly, Common Rose, Commander and
Horsfield’s Baron.
Max. No. of Participants7
Note: Size of the group is limited to 7, as the leader counts as one person.
Registration
To register, please visit:
Things to Bring
Bring a hat, water, and binoculars or a camera with good zoom
if you have.
Enquiries
For queries, please contact: Kang Min at 93823462.