Singapore Last Wild Cat Species.

One of the activity that Cicada Tree EcoPlace does is to leads children on nature walks, teaching them about the various species in the animal and insect world as well as discussions on the native plants. In this way, the children lose their fear and gain knowledge of the environment. And with knowledge of subjects, most often time comes respect of those subjects.

Inspired by Cicada Tree, the YEGs of Mayflower decided to learn more about the Leopard Cat from Cicada Tree so that they can also help to promote the conservation of Singapore Last Wild Cat Species.

We started in a small way at the Envirofest 2009. We used the mask that was designed by Cicada Tree Eco Place to introduce children about the Leopard Cat.

Here are some interesting information about the Leopard Cat.