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English: Chek Jawa Wetlands, located on the eastern shore of Singapore's Pulau Ubin, is a site of tremendous cultural and ecological value. This fascinating coastal environment is a genuine treasure trove of natural history since it displays the many marine and terrestrial ecosystems that have endured for ages. In addition to being a shelter for rare plants and animals, Chek Jawa Wetlands also serves as a living reminder of the Malay fishing community who formerly called this area home and their traditional way of life. The marshes are home to a diverse cultural legacy, with kelong (traditional fishing platforms) and house ruins acting as time capsules. Exploring the colorful intertidal zones, mangroves, and seagrass lagoons at Chek Jawa will allow visitors to see a wide variety of animals, including mudskippers, fiddler crabs, and migratory birds. An immersive experience where people may interact with the natural heritage and understand the delicate balance between humans and the environment is made possible by the accessibility of this ecological wonderland to the general public and the loving conservation of it. Chek Jawa Wetlands is a refuge where the past and present seamlessly blend, serving as a crucial reminder of the value of protecting our natural heritage and offering a priceless educational resource for future generations.