SINGAPORE – FOREST RESOURCE

3.0% —or about 2,000 hectares—of Singapore is forested. Of this, 100.0% —or roughly 2,000 hectares—is classified as primary forest, the most biodiversity form of forest.

Change in Forest Cover: Between 1990 and 2000,
Singapore had no significant change or no reported in forest cover.

Biodiversity and Protected Areas:
Singapore has some 590 known species of amphibians, birds, mammals and reptiles according to figures from the World Conservation Monitoring Centre. Of these, 2.7% are endemic, meaning they exist in no other country, and 2.9% are threatened. Singapore is home to at least 2282 species of vascular plants, of which 0.1% are endemic. 5.2% of Singapore is protected under IUCN categories I-V.

                                                  Singapore: Forest Cover, 2005

Total Land Area (ha)

67,000

Total Forest Area (ha)

2,000

Percent Forest Cover

2.99%

Primary Forest Cover (ha)

2,000

Primary Forest, % total forest

100.00%

Primary Forest, % total land

2.99%

Other wooded land (ha)

-

                                                     Singapore : Forest types

Tropical (% forest area)

100%

Subtropical (% forest area)

0%

Temperate (% forest area)

0%

Boreal/polar (% forest area)

0%

                                          Singapore: Breakdown of forest types, 2005 

Primary forest (ha | %)

2,000

100.0%

Modified natural (ha | %)

-

0.0%

Semi-natural (ha | %)

-

0.0%

Production plantation (ha | %)

-

0.0%

Production plantation (ha | %)

-

0.0%

                                               Singapore: Change in Forest Cover

TOTAL FOREST COVER

Forest 1990 (ha)

2,000

Forest 2000 (ha)

2,000

Forest 2005 (ha)

2,000

Annual Change 1990-2000 (ha | %)

-

0.00%

Annual Change 2000-2005 (ha | %)

-

0.00%

Total Change 1990-2005 (ha | %)

-

0.00%

Change in rate (%)

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PRIMARY FOREST COVER

Primary 1990 (ha)

2,000

Primary 2000 (ha)

2,000

Primary 2005 (ha)

2,000

Annual Change 1990-2000 (ha | %)

-

0.00%

Annual Change 2000-2005 (ha | %)

-

0.00%

Total Change 1990-2005 (ha | %)

-

0.00%

Change in rate (%)

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OTHER WOODED LAND

Other 1990 (ha)

-

Other 2000 (ha)

-

Other 2005 (ha)

-

Annual Change 1990-2000 (ha | %)

-

#DIV/0!

Annual Change 2000-2005 (ha | %)

-

#DIV/0!

Total Change 1990-2005 (ha | %)

-

#DIV/0!

Change in rate (%)

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PLANTATIONS

Other 1990 (ha)

-

Other 2000 (ha)

-

Other 2005 (ha)

-

Annual Change 1990-2000 (ha | %)

-

#DIV/0!

Annual Change 2000-2005 (ha | %)

-

#DIV/0!

Total Change 1990-2005 (ha | %)

-

#DIV/0!

Change in rate (%)

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TOTAL DEGRADATION/CONSERVSION
Forest area+Wooded Area-Plantations

Other 1990 (ha)

2,000

Other 2000 (ha)

2,000

Other 2005 (ha)

2,000

Annual Change 1990-2000 (ha | %)

-

0.00%

Annual Change 2000-2005 (ha | %)

-

0.00%

Total Change 1990-2005 (ha | %)

-

0.00%

Change in rate (%)

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                                                            Singapore: Primary

Primary or "old-growth" vegetation

Primary Forest 2005 (ha)

2,000

Other primary wooded land 2005 (ha)

-

Other primary wooded land 2005 (ha)

2,000

Undisturbed vegetation 2005 (% land area)

2.99%

      Singapore: Forest designation

Ownership of forest land, 2000

Public (%)

100.0%

Private (%)

0.0%

Other (%)

0.0%

Ownership of other wooded land, 2000

Public (%)

-

Private (%)

-

Other (%)

-

Designated functions of forest – primary function 2005

Production (%)

-

Protection (%)

-

Conservation (%)

100.0%

Social Services (%)

-

Multiple Services (%)

-

None of Unknown (%)

-

                                                                         

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