Biodiversity
GREEN MANAGEMENT
Biodiversity
TOSHIBA TEC Singapore collaborates with NParks to conduct butterfly and bird surveys at the neighbouring Ang Mo Kio Town Gardens East and West. Since May 2016, these surveys have helped identify common local species and support biodiversity conservation and rehabilitation efforts.

Chocolate Pansy

Grass Yellow

Peacock Pansy

Small Branded Swift

Oriental Pied Hornbill

Crested Honey-Buzzard (Female)

Brown Throated Sunbird

Pink-Necked Green Pigeon
BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
Butterfly Watch Seasonality Survey
We joined Butterfly Watch programme organized by NParks to conduct butterfly watch seasonality survey at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park.
The data collected are used to analyse the relation between their seasonal appearance with the plants, temperature, humidity, predators, parasites/ viruses, environmental changes and a host of other factors.
Endangered Native Plant Conservation Project
Dendrobium aloifolium is listed as a Critically Endangered species on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species.
We have introduced and planted Dendrobium aloifolium on our premises to help safeguard the species and support its propagation.
Planting of Kantong Semar, a Native Plant in PT TEC Indonesia
Recommended by Indonesia’s environmental authority, PT TEC Indonesia began planting Kantong Semar in 2016. Through propagation from two original mother-plant plots, the initiative has expanded to five plots.
Kantong Semar, also known as a tropical pitcher plant, belongs to the Nepenthes genus. Native to tropical environments, this carnivorous plant has specialised leaf tendrils that form pitcher-shaped traps to capture insects.
BIODIVERSITY ENHANCEMENT
Bird and Butterfly Attracting Plant Project
We have planted a variety of pollinator-attracting plants on our premises as part of our ongoing efforts to enhance habitats and support biodiversity, including the reproduction of plants and food crops
Ixora Javanica
- Native to Singapore
- Caterpillar food plant, Butterfly Food Plant
Melastoma Malabathricum
- Native to Singapore
- Act as food source for bird and butterfly
- Offers medicinal benefit that can helps relieve pain and reduce inflammation
Butterfly Pea Flower
- Non-native to Singapore
- Act as food source for bird and butterfly
- Edible food for human
- Offers medical benefit that can reduce inflammation and oxidative stress & others