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Best of our wild blogs: 3 Apr 16

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Marching for MacRitchie BES Drongos Butterfly of the Month - April 2016 Butterflies of Singapore Night Walk At Singapore Quarry Trai...

Take a walk in MacRitchie forest and fall in love with nature

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Basil Edward Teo Straits Times 1 Apr 16; SINGAPORE - Mr David Tan has been visiting Singapore’s forests for over a decade now, but each t...

Rats resurface in Bukit Batok

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Ng Keng Gene, The Straits Times AsiaOne 3 Apr 16; Rats! It looks like Bukit Batok has an infestation problem yet again. About a year af...

Chestnut Nature Park opens with separate hiking, biking trails

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Located next to the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, the park now has a biking trail of 1.6km and a hiking trail of 2.1km. Angela Lim, Cha...

ASEAN haze website hacked

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"We didn’t harm your site! Just deface (sic)," wrote a team of hackers calling themselves Muster BD, apparently from Bangladesh. ...

Malaysia: Aerial water bombing to put out peat fire in Sabah

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The Star 2 Apr 16; KOTA KINABALU: Firemen are likely to use aerial water bombing to put out a major peat fire at the Klias peninsula whic...

Malaysia: Enough water in Johor despite critical levels in three dams

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YEE XIANG YUN The Star 2 Apr 16; JOHOR BARU: Water concessionaire SAJ Holdings Sdn Bhd has assured residents of Johor that there is still...

Malaysia: New law to end water woes soon, says Wan Junaidi

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CHRISTINA CHIN The Star 3 Apr 16; PETALING JAYA: A new law to solve Malay­sia’s perennial water woes is in the pipeline. The law govern...

Malaysia: Free water to be reviewed in Selangor

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ALLISON LAI The Star 2 Apr 16; SHAH ALAM: Selangor will review its free water scheme to benefit only those who really need such aid, Ment...

Indonesia: 56 hotspots detected in Riau

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Antara 3 Apr 16; Pekanbaru (ANTARA News) - The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) station in Pekanbaru detected 56 wil...

Greenpeace reveals Indonesia's forests at risk as multiple companies claim rights to same land​

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Karl Mathiesen The Guardian 2 Apr 16; Indonesia’s palm oil, mining and logging industries are enmeshed in a cat’s cradle of overlapping l...

Philippine rice farmer killed as drought protest turns violent: Demo leader

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Philippine police opened fire as a protest by thousands of rice farmers who lost their crops turned violent on Friday, killing one and wound...
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