Can a city become a sanctuary for the wild?
In short: As urban expansion outpaces natural habitat growth, Singapore is pioneering a unique model of coexistence. This video explores how engineers are designing cities where humanity and wildlife can thrive in the same space.
The footage examines Singapore's approach to urban planning, highlighting how human-made environments can offer unexpected opportunities for species to adapt. It showcases specific engineering strategies used to integrate nature into a dense metropolitan landscape, moving beyond simple preservation toward active coexistence.
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