The Mega Marine Survey has uncovered 100 species, some are new to Singapore or to science, even though the project is only one-third through!
This was highlighted in a Straits Times article today by Grace Chua. Among the featured creatures is this anemone found deep into the mudflats of Lim Chu Kang. This bumpy, warty sea anemone so new to science, it does not even have a scientific name yet. The volunteers have fondly nicknamed it Bill and it has seen at other locations in Singapore too.
30 January 2012
29 January 2012
4 Feb (Sat): Celebrate World Wetlands Day at Sungei Buloh
Singapore has wonderful wetlands to celebrate on World Wetlands Day, 2 Feb! Mangroves, freshwater swamps and streams and more! In 2012, theme is wetland tourism. This cartoon charmingly illustrates some of the issues of tourism.
In Singapore, Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve celebrates World Wetlands Day with special events on 4 Feb (Sat) including talks on mangroves, food tasting and displays of fishes and other mangrove creatures!
Click on image for larger view. From the Ramsar website. |
21 January 2012
Kids! Send your artwork on nature and trees!
Join the Trees for Life Art Competition 2012! Share your love for nature and win prizes!
Calling all preschool, primary and secondary school students! Paint your love for trees and nature and stand to win attractive prizes including an Apple iPad 2. The best paintings will be showcased to thousands of visitors at the prestigious Singapore Garden Festival 2012 and at various public libraries.
More details on the NParks Heritage Trees page.
Closing date: 9 March 2012.
Enquiries: nparks_urban_gardening@nparks.gov.sg or 62739043.
Click on image for larger view of poster. |
More details on the NParks Heritage Trees page.
Closing date: 9 March 2012.
Enquiries: nparks_urban_gardening@nparks.gov.sg or 62739043.
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for kids,
heritage-trees,
news
14 January 2012
Tigers on Ubin, birds that sew, extinct orchid rediscovered and more!
Yes, there are Tigers at Ubin! Tiger butterflies that is! Developed with the advice of Khew Sin Khoon from Butterfly Circle, Butterfly Hill on Pulau Ubin boasts a wide variety of beautiful butts.
Read about this and about birds that sew up leaves, rare and new plant discoveries and more in the latest issues of My Green Space Issue 12 Vol 1/2012 a magazine of the National Parks Board.
Read about this and about birds that sew up leaves, rare and new plant discoveries and more in the latest issues of My Green Space Issue 12 Vol 1/2012 a magazine of the National Parks Board.
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birds,
insects,
new-species,
news,
plants,
pulau ubin
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