Best of our wild blogs: 17 Mar 18
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Show your love for forests on International Day of Forests 21-28 Mar People's Movement to Stop Haze A Short History of the Jerdon’...
Bottled water in Singapore meets safety standards: AVA
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Tang See Kit Channel NewsAsia 16 Mar 18; SINGAPORE: Samples of bottled drinking water in Singapore tested by the Agri-Food and Veterinary...
Living the plastic life: Experts say straw usage in Singapore 'excessive'
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While there are no official figures, one eatery finished 10,000 plastic straws in two months before switching to metal alternatives for dine...
Best of our wild blogs: 16 Mar 18
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Saving horseshoe crabs in Singapore wild shores of singapore 18 Mar (Sun): FREE screening of "Birth of a Marine Park" wild s...
Dramatic Photos Show How Sand Mining Threatens a Way of Life in Southeast Asia
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Vietnam is a prime example of a little-known global threat: the mining of river sand to build the world’s booming cities. By Vince Beiser, ...
Using insect army to fight food waste
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Black soldier flies are bred to eat discarded food, their larvae turning waste into plant fertiliser Samantha Boh Straits Times 16 Mar 18;...
6 animal-smuggling attempts via Woodlands Checkpoint detected in February: AVA
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Ng Huiwen Straits Times 15 Mar 18; SINGAPORE - Officers from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) uncovered six attempts by tr...
Malaysia: FRIM scientists to reap profits from discoveries
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MARTIN CARVALHO and HEMANANTHANI SIVANANDAM The Star 16 Mar 18; SOME 200 local scientists with the Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FR...
Indonesia: Special team formed to catch tiger in Riau
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Rizal Harahap The Jakarta Post 15 Mar 18; Local authorities in Indragiri Hilir regency, Riau, have formed a special team to catch a femal...
Thais weigh merit of Mekong dam
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Andrew Nachemson Phnom Penh Post 15 Mar 18; Environmental watchdogs expressed hope on Wednesday that the Thai government’s announcement t...
Best of our wild blogs: 15 Mar 18
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Feeding the 5000 Singapore Green Drinks Singapore
Babies of critically endangered Singapore Freshwater Crab hatched in captivity
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For the first time, Johora singaporensis crablets have been successfully hatched outside of their natural environment, as part of efforts to...
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