Singapore Looks Greener Than Ever — But Where Did the Wildlife Go?

In 1965, Singapore’s founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew set out to build not just a thriving city, but a clean and green one — a lush oasis that would outshine its polluted regional neighbours. Declaring himself the nation’s “Chief Gardener,” he believed a well-kept natural environment would give Singapore a unique edge on the...

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