According to the Mandai Wildlife Group, the boardwalk was specially designed to be elevated from the banks of the reservoir where native animals move below and was also built around the mature trees on site. It’s also wheelchair-friendly to accommodate visitors of all abilities and ages.
Mike Barclay, Group CEO of Mandai Wildlife Group, said: “Our vision for the Mandai Wildlife Reserve has been to create an accessible and inclusive destination that offers a window into the wild, allowing everyone to appreciate nature at their own pace.”
He added that Mandai Boardwalk users can also spot exciting native species like the straw-headed bulbul and flocks of long-tailed parakeets.
