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Jurong · Singapore

An illustrative Jurong scenario with nature-based interventions. Every figure below is generated from fixed assumptions — it is not an observed or measured site result, and it is not a valuation.

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Modelled annual avoided cost · illustrative
S$ 6.71M
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Biodiversity Uplift
Proposed interventions
★ Pollinator Corridor · 8 kmNative Rewilding · 6 haConstructed Wetland · 1.8 ha
Headline
+38 biodiversity units
Biodiversity-gain accounting — 30-year horizon
Modelled avoided cost / yr · illustrative
S$ 6.71M
Species richness
47 → 138
Pollinator species
3 → 24
Stormwater filtered
640 ML/yr
Connectivity index
0.31 → 0.78
Aligned to
Singapore Green Plan 2030TNFD LEAPCity Biodiversity Index
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Biodiversity Uplift — Singapore Jurong

Problem. Industrial estate fragmentation. Open biodiversity records list 47 species, with only 3 pollinator species across 12 km² — well below the regional baseline.

Urban Nature Audit solution. 8 km pollinator corridor stitching three reservoir parks, 6 ha rewilded buffer with 42 native species, and a managed wetland filtering 3 stormwater outfalls.

↳ GBIF.org occurrence download (2024)
↳ TNFD LEAP framework v1.0 (2023)
↳ Singapore Index on Cities' Biodiversity
Urban Nature Audit · UrbanCat
Jurong
Singapore
Headline
S$ 6.71M
modelled avoided cost / yr · illustrative
Species richness
47 → 138
Pollinator species
3 → 24
Stormwater filtered
640 ML/yr
Connectivity index
0.31 → 0.78
S$ 6.71M avoided cost · +38 biodiversity units · nature-disclosure aligned. Methodology: Singapore Green Plan 2030 · TNFD LEAP · City Biodiversity Index.
Illustrative scenario · Generated from fixed assumptions · Not an observed or measured site result
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Urban Nature Audit is an expert-assisted screening tool. Its outputs are screening-level and non-statutory, they are intended to be operated and interpreted by a competent professional, and the product is currently under commercial-readiness review. It does not replace:

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