The Untamed Paths is a biodiversity-focused organisation that aims to influence the layman on the street about wildlife and one such impactful way is through a guided walk where participants see, feel and comprehend the need to understand and safeguard these spaces and the animals that thrive in it. Along the way, the end goal gets clearer and now our objectives are fully focused on biodiversity education and outreach not just in Singapore but regionally. We have since conducted numerous community intertidal walks, beach clean-ups and fireside chats where we regularly engage different communities from all walks of life about biodiversity and the need to know about them. Our education arm, Cyan - was set up to provide a space where youths and kids can drop in and attend biodiversity-focused workshops and talks while building on the interest of a kid no matter the wildlife. The regional conservation camps that serve as a platform for shedding light on unfiltered insight into a complex topic ‘ wildlife conservation’ seeks to engage ground conservation groups and learn more about the reality of conservation and the struggles that come with it. Participants contribute directly to these organisations through financing and in return, gain valuable insight into these often complicated issues and realise that often, conservation is not only about the wildlife but also the communities that live amongst the animals. As an organisation, we want to plug the gaps - ultimately forming a bridge between human and wildlife.
