Best of our wild blogs: 26 Nov 12
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Latest Green Jobs in Singapore [19 - 25 Nov 2012] from Green Business Times Whiskered Tern vomiting fish from Bird Ecology Study Group ...
Indonesia: Forest Ministry Pushes to Continue Deforestation Moratorium, House Pushes Back
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Camelia Pasandaran Jakarta Globe 23 Nov 12; Indonesian lawmakers threatened on Friday to freeze the budget for reforestation projects if ...
Malaysia: Threat to a hill rich with fossils
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Satiman Jamin New Straits Times 26 Nov 12; 300-MILLION-YEAR HISTORY: Bukit Buchu could be flattened if no action is taken KUALA TERENGG...
Review highlights role of citizen science projects
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Mark Kinver BBC News 23 Nov 12; A review of more than 230 "citizen science" projects says the involvement of volunteers offers ...
UN to launch new round of talks on global warming
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Karl Ritter Associated Press Yahoo News 25 Nov 12; DOHA, Qatar (AP) — As nearly 200 countries meet in oil-and-gas-rich Qatar for annual t...
Best of our wild blogs: 25 Nov 12
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Alexandra civet seen again… this time in daytime! from Life of a common palm civet in Singapore A black bittern @ Jurong Lake? from Pur...
Candlelight vigil for dolphins at Speaker's Corner
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Today Online 24 Nov 12; SINGAPORE - The Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES) will be organising a Candlelight Vigil ...
Best of our wiild blogs: 24 Nov 12
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Bidadari (18 November) from Rojak Librarian Dragonfly (41) – Nesoxenia lineata from Dragonflies & Damselflies of Singapore Plant-...
Dolphin deaths in transit rare: Experts
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Procedure is safe but unnatural environment on trip may be stressful Ng Kai Ling And Melissa Pang Straits Times 24 Nov 12; IT IS rare fo...
Seletar jetties in jeopardy - again
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Seletar fishermen may have to move to make way for major road project Straits Times 23 Nov 12; AFTER shelling out thousands of dollars t...
Malaysia: Twin threats to orang utan
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Kristy Inus New Straits Times 24 Nov 12; STUDY FINDINGS: Scientists say climate change, deforestation affect species' genetic pool ...
Poaching still biggest threat to recovery of world’s tiger populations
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WWF 23 Nov 12; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Serious gaps in protection are leaving tigers exposed to poachers, a new WWF study says, but this...
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