Best of our wild blogs: 6 Feb 11
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Our Forests in February! from Celebrating Singapore's BioDiversity! Life History of the Harlequin from Butterflies of Singapore Day 1 of...
Wetland planting at Alexandra Canal
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Alvina Soh Channel NewsAsia 5 Feb 11; Students from Crescent Girls School and CHIJ Kellock Primary School got together to do some wetland ...
Keeping pests under control
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Midges, cockroaches, rodents, pigeons and crows can be eradicated if they are deprived of food sources Rachael Boon Straits Times 6 Feb 11;...
Spooked on Pulau Ubin
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Joel Cooper Straits Times 6 Feb 11; I have always prided myself on my refusal to believe in ghosts. Spine-chilling tales of spectres, spiri...
Sea turtle nests on decline along the Andaman Sea
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Bangkok Post 6 Feb 11; The number of sea turtle nests along the Andaman Sea coast had declined this egg-laying season because of a more vol...
Illegal timber sold by British businesses putting world's forests at risk
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Reluctance by UK firms to check source of imported wood contributing to devastating deforestation around the world, finds WWF report Tracy M...
Best of our wild blogs: 5 Feb 11
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CNY nature walk at Chek Jawa Boardwalk - 12 Feb 2011 from Adventures with the Naked Hermit Crabs Vulturine Guineafowl spotted in Singapore f...
That predatory hunger for shark's fin
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Imports of delicacy nearly doubled since 2003 despite campaigns Lester Kok & Grace Chua Straits Times 5 Feb 11; EVERY Chinese New Year,...
Study launched to preserve animals in Kinabatangan area
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New Straits Times 4 Feb 11; KINABATANGAN: A recently launched Kinabatangan Carnivore Programme aims to study animals more closely to ensure...
UN hopes for fast ratification of biodiversity treaty
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Yahoo News 4 Feb 11; MONTREAL (AFP) – The UN Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity said Friday it hopes a global treaty on ...
Seven New Species of Fish
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ScienceDaily 4 Feb 11; Things are not always what they seem when it comes to fish -- something scientists at the Smithsonian Institution an...
The 'weird' predatory fossa of Madagascar is threatened
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Matt Walker BBC News 4 Feb 11; It is one of the most unusual of all big predators, but the odd-looking, cat-like fossa, the largest carnivo...
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