This document provides a code of conduct for visitors to a nature reserve, instructing them to be respectful and considerate guests. Visitors are asked to observe quietly without disturbing others, as the reserve is home to wildlife and a place for relaxation. Specific guidelines include whispering, avoiding loud noises, keeping a safe distance from animals, and not disturbing insects or provoking monkeys for their and visitors' safety. The overall message encourages learning, respecting the environment and other visitors, and ensuring a safe trip.

1. Code of Conduct
When visiting our Nature Reserve

2. Field Trip Mindset
 Not a sight-seeing trip. It is an
outdoor lesson. You are expected
to observe, pay attention, ask and
learn.
 Not a chit-chatting session with
friends. It is selfish and
inconsiderate to talk to your
friends during the programme
because you disturb and interrupt
their learning process.

3. A Place for Everyone
 Understand that the reserve is the
home to a wide variety of living
things.
 Other visitors come here to relax
and enjoy the peace and tranquillity
in the reserve.

4. Be a Considerate Visitor
 Speak only in WHISPERS, do not
shout or laugh loudly.
 Do not scream (Especially when
animals/insects are sighted).
 Walk quietly.

5. Animal Sightings
 Observe wild animals from a safe
distance. Do not touch or provoke
them.
 Do not swipe insects flying near
you. Simply move away. Swiping
may cause the insects to sting
you in defence.

6. When Monkeys are Sighted…
 Do not scream.
 Keep all food & plastic bags out
of sight in your sling bag as
monkeys may come close to
snatch your food.
 Observe the monkeys from a safe
distance.

7. Safe and Enjoyable Trip
 Be aware of your surrounding, use
your senses to observe your
surrounding.
 Always follow the instructions of
your Nature Educator.
 Inform your Nature Educator if
you’re not feeling well.
 Drink water freely during the trip.

8. Enjoy your Journey!