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TEAM F4

JURONG BIRD PARK

Haochen Eugene Tay

Baiqi Wu Yutong Liu

The main aim of this project is to understand what the public, especially targeted to families on what they expect to see and experience at
the new Jurong Bird Park located at Mandai. Furthermore, the movement of the birds to the new park would expect certain risks such as
illness, diseases and even birds going missing due to the movement that caused some of them to escape out of the park. Primary research
would be done through conducting survey and interview to identify the expectations the visitors would like to see at the new park as well
as understanding the voices of people that disagree with the movement due to environmental issues and the safety of the birds. The survey
is targeted specifically to families that are categorized into 3 segments, local families, foreigners working in Singapore with their families
and visitors and their families. Through the different categories, we can identify who would visit the parks more often and also those who
are concerned with the well-being of the park. Lastly, through these expectations and concerns, 5 creative ideas would be suggested to
revitalize the stagnated park to sustain in the tourism sector, grow to attain new sources of revenue.
TEAM F5
JURONG BIRD PARK

Sarah Waelti Paveena Sachavirawongse

Pravan Parikh Tran Vu Khang

Phung Nguyen Minh Hoang

The aim of this project is to identify and understand the relocation from Jurong Bird Park to Mandai as a part of a new
126ha eco-tourism hub in northern Singapore. It is to establish an understanding of how the new Mandai Park can
achieve sustainability by considering and minimizing the impact of displacing fauna, restricting wildlife movements
and clearing vegetation and habitats. Furthermore, this project will also address the sustainable construction of the
new Mandai Park as well as minimise the development footprint on the Central Catchment Natural Reserve (CCNR). In
order to address the issues, primary and secondary research is being used, whereas a survey has been conducted
towards, locals as well as tourists and JCU students.