Best of our wild blogs: 25 Mar 13

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Latest Green Jobs in Singapore [18 - 24 Mar 2013] from Green Business Times Otterly wild weekend with reefy and mangrove celebrations to...

Malaysia: Rare clouded leopard caught in Felda scheme

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New Straits Times 25 Mar 13 The clouded leopard in the trap set up by the state Wildlife and National Parks Department. Pic by Ramli Ibr...

Greenpeace targets Great Barrier Reef coal plans with new ship

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Stuart McDill PlanetArk 25 Mar 13; Environmental campaign group Greenpeace welcomed a new incarnation of their flagship Rainbow Warrior t...

India: Cameras Capture Tigers Trekking Through Wildlife Corridor

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Douglas Main LiveScience.com Yahoo News 25 Mar 13; A camera trap has captured photos of two healthy tigers using a protected corridor in ...

Best of our wild blogs: 24 Mar 13

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Butterfly Bubbles from Butterflies of Singapore Weekend gardening @ Tampines Eco Park from The Green Volunteers

Singapore dialogues 'have influenced policymaking'

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Minister says public engagement exercise prompted initiatives unveiled in Budget Rachel Chang Straits Times 24 Mar 13; To those who dism...

Why waste so much if we love food?

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Tom Benner Straits Times 24 Mar 13; Singaporeans tossed out some 675 million kilos of food in 2011, according to the National Environment...

Ikea stops providing disposable plastic bags

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Customers have to use their own or buy reusable ones from furniture chain David Ee and Jessica Lim Straits Times 24 Mar 13; Furniture gi...

Singapore's skyline plunges into darkness for "Earth Hour"

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Sara Grosse Channel NewsAsia 23 Mar 13; SINGAPORE: In a massive display to show concern for the environment, it was lights out for Singap...

Best of our wild blogs: 23 Mar 13

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Through the lens of my camera from Psychedelic Nature Site Allocation Exercise for ICCS2013: Round 1 completed! from News from the Inte...

Singapore's next challenge: 'Treating more seawater with less energy'

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David Ee Straits Times 23 Mar 12; EVEN if Singapore realises its quest to supply all of its own water, it faces another challenge: acquir...

S$4m system to monitor Singapore’s coastal waters

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New Neptune system will let authorities respond quickly to pollution incidents, track where they originated Kelly Ng Today Online 23 Mar 1...