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Singapore

As infrastructure grows and its population expands, Singapore remains one of the few cities in the world that balances development with biodiversity. From green corridors threading through the city to innovative animal protection measures, the island state has become a model of sustainability. But in the face of a rising population in need of housing, how long can this last?

In this spotlight, Nature investigates Singapore’s ongoing effort to reconcile urban development with the conservation of its native ecosystems.

An otter eats a fish in a river with a cityscape behind it.

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