Olivia Choong

Communicator, writer, environmental activist, gardener.
Co-founder of Green Drinks (Singapore), Plantswoman at

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

Singapore Garden Festival 2022: Highlights from Singapore Botanic Gardens & Orchard Road https://t.co/momSUkDxVJ

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

It was an absolute pleasure hearing @EstherVincentXM @RainyStarryNyt and @pitchaya share their works and discussing pertinent environmental issues during the Concrete Jungle panel discussion at @sgwritersfest. They shared important messages that everyone needs to hear💚

[Esther Vincent @EstherVincentXM]

Thankful to be able to read my ecopoems this morning at the Concrete Jungle panel @sgwritersfest alongside @RainyStarryNyt & @pitchaya moderated by @oliviachoong

Get my book Red Earth @bluecactuspress from the SWF festival bookstore today at a discount!

#ecopoetry #sglit

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

@EstherVincentXM @sgwritersfest @RainyStarryNyt @pitchaya @bluecactuspress I enjoyed the session very much @EstherVincentXM, thank you for writing so meaningfully about these important issues that more people need to think and talk about! :)

[Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall @HughFW]

1/2 As #COP peaks the idea that we, the people, might want to play our part is being lost. But 30% of greenhouse gases come from our food, and one thing we can all do to help is eat less meat, and more fresh veg.

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

My latest video is out. This time I interview Fendi Sani of Little Botany. Full video here! -> https://t.co/38BQ0lO4ba

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

Have you bought your tickets to the Singapore Writers Festival? I will be moderating two panel discussions, one on food waste and the other on writing about nature and the environment. Tickets are available at https://t.co/pOWNiTPu0h. Join us!

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

@RainyStarryNyt @sgwritersfest @pitchaya I'm looking forward to it too, see you then Rina! 🌈

[Debby Ng @torvaanser]

Hantu Blog volunteer Nicholas Chew has his image of ray from Hantu reefs featured in today's news paper! And complements an exciting study to boot! Lots of exciting stuff happening in Singapore's marine realm!

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

My latest video is out - Tropical Permaculture Garden Tour with Marcus Koe: https://t.co/HT4edkJ56u #permaculture #tropicalpermaculture #singapore #urbanfarming #regenerativeagriculture #30by30

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

This was a pleasure to put together: Nicole Seah House Plant Tour [includes video] - https://t.co/Ogs2LnXxSl #singapore #nicoleseah #planttour

[Viscount Bukit Panjang @ViscountBP]

Auntie: *regret face* I should have taupau #GE2020

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

@plspreeti I was in normal stream and still spend my life chasing chickens 🐔🏃‍♀️

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

@eisen LOL!!!

[news.com.au @newscomauHQ]

.@kanyewest 2020 is on.

https://t.co/foDPqWaPNg

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@alexalexyang It was in the news. They had 90% of the bank details of Singaporeans (some people don't have bank accounts), and called for people to submit their banking details.

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

@SCommies @IngrahamAngle The US has many many wet markets... a wet market doesn't mean it sells exotic meat. It's defined as a marketplace selling fresh meat, fish, produce, and other perishable goods as distinguished from "dry markets" that sell durable goods such as fabric and electronics.

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

@kris_nevada @IngrahamAngle US has wet markets. Do you know the definition of a wet market? Don't deal with yourself? LOL.

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

@shascan009 @IngrahamAngle US has wet markets you fool. Wikipedia: A wet market (also called a public market) is a marketplace selling fresh meat, fish, produce, and other perishable goods as distinguished from "dry markets" that sell durable goods such as fabric and electronics.

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

@wiresgirl38 @IngrahamAngle I would like to see the US produce everything on its own, including raw materials. And no one will buy your products = no jobs/industries. "Greatest country" is very subjective... you are too caught up with this ego of being the best.

[Olivia Choong @oliviachoong]

@IngrahamAngle Wet markets are an inherent part of Asian culture, and not all wet markets are the same. Singapore wet markets don't sell exotic animals. Your comment is insensitive and it demonstrates your ignorance.