Malaysia: Johor chemical pollution crisis worsens; 207 sickened by toxic fumes

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The chemical pollution crisis at Sungai Kim Kim, which began last Thursday, worsened last night, as toxic fumes forced dozens more people to...

Best of our wild blogs: 12 Mar 19

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Take a walk on the wild side this school holidays! Adventures with the Naked Hermit Crabs Night Walk At Rifle Range Road (08 Mar 2019) ...

Global youth movement on March 15 calling for greater climate action may be held in Singapore as well

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Audrey Tan Straits Times 11 Mar 19; SINGAPORE - Impatient with the glacial pace of climate action, young people around the world plan to ...

Viral video of snake handling is ‘horrifying’, ‘unacceptable’: Animal activists

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SHERLYN SEAH Today Online 11 Mar 19; SINGAPORE — Animal experts and activists, including Member of Parliament (MP) Louis Ng, have express...

Pathogens hitchhiking on plastics ‘could carry cholera from India to US’

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Research finds ‘nurdles’ washed up on Scottish beaches tainted with E coli, with potentially far-reaching health implications Karen McVeigh...

Best of our wild blogs: 11 Mar 19

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Butterfly of the Month - March 2019 Butterflies of Singapore

Malaysia: Water level at Air Itam Dam drops further

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Nur Izzati Mohamad New Straits Times 10 Mar 19; GEORGE TOWN: The water level at Air Itam Dam here continues to record a decline, believed...

Indonesia: Fire burns almost 1,700 hectares of land, forests in Riau

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The Jakarta Post 10 Mar 19; The forest fire in Riau has expanded as haze spreads to more cities in the province. The Riau Disaster Miti...

In land-scarce Singapore, new spaces for homes on the sea and in the air, possibly

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A floating island and apartments perched over roads and old buildings are just some of the ideas for how Singapore could overcome its land s...

Commentary: Is Singapore’s decades-long shift away from agriculture about to take a U-turn?

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The food industry can thrive in land-scarce Singapore, looking at other small but successful food exporting countries, says RSIS’ Paul Teng....

Malaysia: Nearly dried-up Sungai Golok attracting residents baking in heatwave

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Sharifah Mahsinah Abdullah New Straits Times 9 Mar 19; RANTAU PANJANG: Sungai Golok here is drying up due to the unrelenting heatwave – i...

Best of our wild blogs: 9 Mar 19

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FREE visit to Raffles Lighthouse: March and April 2019 Celebrating Singapore Shores! EIA discussed in Parliament – what it means for Lo...