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Best of our wild blogs: 17 Jul 12

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Wildfacts updates: cool critter maps and more! from wild shores of singapore Differentiating Millipedes and Centipedes from Macro Photo...

Solomon Islands at centre of “captive breeding” shenanigans

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WWF 17 Jul 12; Over the past decade, Singapore and Malaysia combined have accounted for 93% of all birds imported from the Solomon Island...

Minnesota Zoo exhibit raises dolphin captivity questions

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Laura Yuen, Minnesota Public Radio 16 Jul 12; APPLE VALLEY, Minn. — When a young dolphin named Taijah died on Feb.6, officials at the Min...

Game-changers in ecology research

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Easier to gather field data with technology like sensors, drones Grace Chua Straits Times 17 Jul 12; ECOLOGY research often involves tre...

India's delayed monsoon may squeeze food supply

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Lower farm output could worsen inflation, hurt economy further Krittivas Mukherjee Straits Times 17 Jul 12; NEW DELHI - India could be s...

Geoengineering Could Backfire, Make Climate Change Worse

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Joel Winston Wired UK 16 Jul 12; Deploying giant space mirrors and spraying particles from stadium-sized balloons may sound like an engin...

Best of our wild blogs: 16 Jul 12

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Latest Green Jobs in Singapore [9 - 15 Jul 2012] from Green Business Times 25 June - Chek Jawa, Last Guided Public Walk of 2012 from Ur...

Dolphins are born free, and should live freely

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Straits Times 16 Jul 12; MR BISWAJIT Guha, director of education and conservation at the Marine Life Park of Resorts World Sentosa, was q...

Pre-school wins award for green efforts

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Janice Tai Straits Times 16 Jul 12; FIVE-YEAR-OLD Adriel Michaela Leow used to turn her nose up at the sweet potato leaves served at home...

Rare turtle found hurt near Botanic Gardens

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Wattle-necked softshell turtle dies from injuries; likely brought in illegally Grace Chua 16 Jul 12; DRIVING down Tyersall Avenue behind...

Malaysian Nature Society tasked with finding the habitat for the fireflies

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Ivan Loh The Star 16 Jul 12; THE Malaysian Nature Society has been tasked by the state government to find suitable areas in Kampung Dew, ...

Malaysia: Rising sea level affecting the environment and coastal communities

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Christina Tan 16 Jul 12; BATU PAHAT: Rocks were dumped along a beach in Senggarang and nearby areas stretching over 6km to prevent furthe...
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