Best of our wild blogs: 8 Nov 11
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No camera? Draw lor. from Diary of a Boy wandering through Our Little Urban Eden Tambja nudibranch meets current from Pulau Hantu and ...
Healing Garden's toxic plant section to open for guided tours
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Olivia Siong Channel NewsAsia 7 Nov 11; SINGAPORE: Singapore's first Healing Garden at the Singapore Botanic Gardens is home to some ...
Floods show what lies ahead for sinking Bangkok
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Amelie Bottollier-Depois AFP Yahoo News 7 Nov 11; The Thai capital, built on swampland, is slowly sinking and the floods currently besieg...
Malaysia: Tapirs losing out
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Tan Cheng Li The Star 8 Nov 11; Tapirs are another casualty of our dwindling forest cover and expanding development. BENDUL, the Malaya...
Indonesia: Tiger Kills Five-Year-Old Indonesian Girl
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Jakarta Globe 7 Nov 11; Bengkulu. A Sumatran tiger attacked and killed a five-year-old girl as she played in a plantation near her villag...
Greenpeace Can’t Prove Indonesian Rainforest Used for Packaging: Asia Pulp & Paper
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Fidelis E. Satriastanti Jakarta Globe 7 Nov 11; Environment group Greenpeace Asia Pacific is sticking to claims that paper company Asia P...
Asia-Pacific: Locals 'can play key role in helping forests recover'
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Mark Kinver BBC News 7 Nov 11; Involving local groups has been a key factor in halting the loss of forest cover in the Asia-Pacific regio...
Best of our wild blogs: 7 Nov 11
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Latest Green Jobs in Singapore [31 Oct - 6 Nov 2011] from Green Business Times Biodiversity for kids during the December holidays! from...
Could Bangkok flood situation happen in Singapore?
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The New Paper AsiaOne 7 Nov 11; A fifth of Bangkok is underwater and 11,000 people are living in temporary shelters. Could this happen in...
Tell residents why trees have to be felled
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Straits Times Forum 7 Nov 11; I AM dismayed that a row of trees near my HDB flat in Block 402, Hougang Avenue 8, has been removed. These ...
Buildings adopt skyrise greenery, incentivised by new NParks scheme
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Evelyn Choo Today Online 7 Nov 11; SINGAPORE - While more skyrise greenery has appeared in Singapore, many building owners are also holdi...
Business shrinks when rain hits East Coast Park
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Takings can drop by as much as 50%, even during school holidays Tham Yuen-C Straits Times 7 Nov 11; IN AN annual stroke of irony, taking...
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