Best of our wild blogs: 21 Apr 14

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14-16 May: Walking with Nature at SOTA Workshop from The Leafmonkey Workshop Quiet but great day guiding at Pulau Hantu from Peiyan.Ph...

Eating seafood responsibly

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Chew Hui-Yan The Business Times AsiaOne 21 Apr 14; From chili crab to cereal prawns, seafood is a firm fixture in Singapore's ever-ex...

Keen interest to restore Cashin House

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Cashin House in Lim Chu Kang is due to be restored and linked with Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve about 2km away. The project is to start by t...

Best of our wild blogs: 20 Apr 14

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What the fish? Figuring out dead fishes at Sungei Buloh from wild shores of singapore First morning trip of 2014 at Changi from wonder...

Work towards systemic changes this Earth Day

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Eugene Tay Tse Chuan Today Online 19 Apr 14; On every Earth Day (April 22), we are reminded of the need to take small, individual actions...

Singapore remains significant transit point for illegal ivory shipments

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Kimberly Spykerman Channel NewsAsia 19 Apr 14; SINGAPORE: While the sale of ivory in Singapore has fallen over the years, the country rem...

Fishing offences on the rise

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Claire Huang Channel NewsAsia 19 Apr 14; SINGAPORE: Fishing enthusiasts said more people are hooked on the sport and many are heading ove...

'Ulu' place now a leisure haven

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Audrey Tan The Straits Times AsiaOne 20 Apr 14; Horse riding, "farm stays" inside wagon-like chalets, beautifully landscaped pa...

Malaysia: 'Rationing may end this month'

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EUNICE AU AND TEOH PEI YING New Straits Times 20 Apr 14; STEADY SUPPLY: However, exercise will be extended if water levels in dams do not...

Indonesia: Locals told to develop mangroves to protect coasts

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The Jakarta Post 19 Apr 14; The Environment Ministry is encouraging locals in several regions across the country to develop mangroves as ...

Deaths, drugs, distress: why marine parks are losing their attraction

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Wildlife campaigners link fall in attendances with release of film that tells the story of how a killer whale turned on its trainer Robin M...

Bats: nice with rice?

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Scientists believe a species of bat that preys on a major rice pest in Thailand could boost food security by preventing paddy losses SciDev...