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Best of our wild blogs: 31 Jan 17

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Not ok to take Giant clams and shells! wild shores of singapore Sat 4th Feb 2017 – World Wetlands Day coastal cleanup at Lim Chu Kang b...

Johor town makes a business out of Singapore's used fridges

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Residents fix and sell imported old appliances, but experts worry unsafe e-waste dumping could be taking place - in an expose on The Trash T...

Malaysia flood update: Evacuee numbers dip slightly in three worst-affected states

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HIDIR REDUAN AND BERNAMA New Straits Times 31 Jan 17; KUANTAN: Pahang – the state worst-affected by nationwide floods – has seen further ...

Indonesia: 16 landslides hit Gorontalo

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Syamsul Huda M.Suhari The Jakarta Post 31 Jan 17; Heavy rains poured down in Gorontalo province for a whole week last week, causing lands...

Best of our wild blogs: 30 Jan 17

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4 Feb (Sat): Celebrating World Wetlands Day with R.U.M.'s free Ubin mangrove walk Restore Ubin Mangroves (R.U.M.) Initiative 2017 s...

Stay on trails and don't feed birds, urges NParks

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Photographers who use illegal methods to take shots may face fines of up to $50,000 Audrey Tan, Straits Times AsiaOne 30 jan 17; It is t...

Body found off Changi Beach believed to be that of 19-year-old fish farmer who fell into sea and drowned

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Jalelah Abu Baker, Straits Times AsiaOne 29 Jan 17; Singapore - A 19-year-old fish farmer is believed to have fallen into the sea off Cha...

Otter watchers reunite pup with family

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Chew Hui Min, The Straits Times AsiaOne 29 Jan 17; A pre-Chinese New Year dinner turned dramatic for a family of otters in Kallang Basin ...

Malaysia flood update: Pahang still worst-hit, Kelantan returns to normal

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BERNAMA New Straits Times 29 Jan 17; KOTA BARU: The situation in KELANTAN returned to normal this evening as remaining floodwaters recede...

Best of our wild blogs: 29 Jan 17

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Pulau Semakau with 600m-long fishing net wild shores of singapore Butterfly Photography 101 - Part 4 Butterflies of Singapore 600m f...

Toxic fridge gases not being properly handled in Singapore

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New series The Trash Trail investigates and discovers that discarded household refrigerators are handled in ways unsafe for workers and the ...

Malaysia flood update: Pahang still worst affected, with over 7,000 evacuees

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BERNAMA New Straits Times 28 Jan 17; KUANTAN: Pahang is now the state worst-affected by flooding, with its Civil Defence Force director...
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