Best of our wild blogs: 20 Apr 16

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Helicia petiolatus : A Rare Gem in MacRitchie Forest Flying Fish Friends

Malaysia: In dire need of water everywhere

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NORBAITI PHAHARORADZI The Star 20 Apr 16; KOTA TINGGI: Scheduled water cuts have forced businesses here to scramble for ways to ensure th...

Shop to sell 'unwanted' food for $1

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Lydia Lam, My Paper AsiaOne 20 Apr 16; What happens to food that is still in good condition but is close to its expiry date? It is often...

Malaysia: Tapir deaths on roads continue to rise

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FERNANDO FONG New Straits Times 19 Apr 16; KUALA LUMPUR: Malayan Tapirs (tapirus indicus) are literally being driven to their graves as t...

Malaysia: Red jellyfish influx worries Pulau Ketam fishermen

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The Star 20 Apr 16; PORT KLANG: Swarms of red jellyfish have invaded the waters of Pulau Ketam here, and fishermen are crying foul over t...

Indonesia: Public warned as fires destroy 700 ha of forest, plantations in Riau

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Rizal Harahap and Severianus Endi The Jakarta Post 19 Apr 16; The general public were warned about the possibility of massive forest and ...

As drought deepens, African nations struggle to get globe's attention

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Ryan Lenora Brown Yahoo News 19 Apr 16; The sky above Ramoso Pholo’s fields is a glossy, postcard blue, drenching light over his neatly p...

Best of our wild blogs: 19 Apr 16

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Trumpeter Hornbill in Bidadari (April 18, 2016) Rojak Librarian Job Opportunity: Management Assistant Officer (1 Year Contract) News f...

Singapore’s Wild Bird Trade Raises Troubling Questions About African Grey Parrots

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TRAFFIC 18 Apr 16; A new study from the Wildlife Conservation Society and TRAFFIC underlines Singapore's role as a leading transit hu...

Give citizens a sense of ownership in city planning: SMU Provost

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As Asia’s cities and populations grow, Professor Lily Kong says it is critical that city leaders engage citizens beyond just having exhibiti...

Lessons for emerging cities from car-lite moves

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Lee Meixian. The Straits Times AsiaOne 19 Apr 16; At a time when cities are going car-lite for environmental reasons, it may be a blessin...

Proper regulation needed to boost e-waste recycling in Singapore: Experts

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With more than 100,000 tonnes of e-waste generated in Singapore each year, experts say authorities need to take the lead to encourage recycl...