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This research aims to trace the changing attitudes towards wetlands in Singapore and Perth, focusing on community responses to development.

May 25, 2026Global EnvironmentOpen Access

Shifting wetlands attitudes in Singapore and Perth: Tracing metaphors, values and mobilising publics on site

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This article explores wetlands attitudes and community mobilization against development in Singapore and Perth, indicating emerging values.

This research aims to trace the changing attitudes towards wetlands in Singapore and Perth, focusing on community responses to development.
Analyzed narratives surrounding wetlands at tourist sites and museums.
Examined community mobilization and protests against development initiatives.
Explored national and colonial discourses influencing attitudes.
Communities in Singapore and Perth formed temporary coalitions to oppose development.
The narratives surrounding wetlands reveal anthropocentric values and varying roles assigned to these ecosystems.
Protests highlighted the importance of wetlands for planetary health amidst environmental crises.

Kylie Crane (2026) studied this question.

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This article explores wetlands attitudes and community mobilization against development in Singapore and Perth, indicating emerging values.