Best of our wild blogs; 29 Sep 14

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Please speak up for Pulau Ubin! from wild shores of singapore Registration for Nov public walks at Sisters Island opens tomorrow from...

Development along Johor coastline affecting bird migration: Malaysian Nature society

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Mohd Farhaan Shah The Star/Asia News AsiaOne 28 Sep 14; JOHOR BARU, Malaysia - The massive developments taking place along the Johor coas...

Malaysia: Forest City project developers to make DEIA report public

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mohd farhaan shah The Star 29 Sep 14; JOHOR BARU: Following concerns raised by affected residents and environmentalists over the massive ...

Thailand: Rising sea 'could ruin east coast in 30 years'

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Mitigation plans urgently needed; locals more aware now of dangers, experts say WASU VIPOOSANAPAT and TANPISIT LERDBAMRUNGCHAI The Nation ...

Floods, forest fires, expanding deserts: the future has arrived

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Evidence from around the world supports scientists' assertion that global warming is already happening Robin McKie The Observer 28 Sep...

China embraces carbon pricing and UN takes a shine to plan

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Valerie Volcovici PlanetArk 29 Sep 14; At the UN's Climate Summit this week a diverse group of global leaders, from World Bank presid...

Best of our wild blogs: 28 Sep 14

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Chek Jawa Mangrove Boardwalk closed 29 Sep 2014 to 31 Jan 2015 from wild shores of singapore 18 Oct (Sat): Pulau Ubin Symposium by URA ...

Raffles Marina: A tranquil spot despite the occasional storm

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Aw Cheng Wei The Straits Times AsiaOne 28 Sep 14; ITS website lists a few ways to get there - by bus from Boon Lay interchange; by car vi...

Malaysia: Industrial and farming waste tainting Johor rivers

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The Star 28 Sep 14; PONTIAN: Industrial and agricultural wastes are the main polluters of three main rivers supplying water to thousands ...

Malaysia: Progress threatening Kota Kinabalu’s charm?

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New Straits Times 28 Sep 14; KOTA Kinabalu is running out of space as progress is squeezing the city of its few remaining land plots. R...

Malaysia: Eco-viaducts are built to facilitate movements of wildlife, but do they work?

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tan cheng li The Star 22 Sep 14; Eco-viaducts are built to facilitate movements of wildlife, but do they work as such? With that question...

Best of our wild blogs: 27 Sep 14

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Draft Campaign Strategy on Marine Trash in Singapore from Green Future Solutions Nature photography in Singapore – attitude and perspe...