Best of our wild blogs: 16-19 Aug 19
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7 Sep (Sat): Project IsLand-A-Hand - Coney Island Celebrating Singapore Shores! Butterfly of the Month - August 2019 Butterflies of Si...
NDR 2019: It could cost S$100 billion or more to protect Singapore against rising sea levels, PM Lee says
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Matthew Mohan Channel NewsAsia 18 Aug 19; SINGAPORE: Tackling the “50 to 100-year problem” of rising sea levels could cost Singapore arou...
NDR 2019: New attractions, housing and office spaces to be developed in Greater Southern Waterfront
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Cindy Co Channel NewsAsia 18 Aug 19; SINGAPORE: New attractions are being planned for Pulau Brani, similar to Universal Studios Singapore...
NDR 2019: Climate change one of the 'gravest challenges facing mankind', impact on Singapore to worsen, says PM Lee
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Matthew Mohan Channel NewsAsia 18 Aug 19; SINGAPORE: Climate change is one of the gravest challenges the human race faces and Singapore i...
Explainer: Why vegetation fires in Singapore in first half of the year surged to 3-year high
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NABILAH AWANG Today Online 17 Aug 19; SINGAPORE — The unusually dry spell in Singapore has led to a sharp increase in the number of veget...
First dry spell in Singapore in more than 5 years: Met Service
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Channel NewsAsia 16 Aug 19; SINGAPORE: Singapore is experiencing its first dry spell in more than 5 years, according to a Meteorological ...
Commentary: When that funpack becomes too much fun for our planet
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Let’s rethink whether we need a funpack at National Day Parades and what should go inside, says Irene Hoe. Irene Hoe Channel NewsAsia 16 A...
Commentary: We are on the cusp of a plastic recycling revolution
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A bold vision for how plastics are produced, used and reused, not just how much is recycled per se, is what will move the needle on our plas...
Commentary: Singapore’s ivory trade ban tackles elephant in room but work ahead a mammoth task
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Singapore’s ivory ban is a win for conservation but we must double down on wider conservation efforts, says WWF-Singapore’s Kim Stengert. K...
Malaysia: Air quality worsens slightly in the country
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Ashley Tang The Star 19 Aug 19; PETALING JAYA: The air quality in Peninsular Malaysia has worsened slightly with Rompin in Pahang Air Pol...
Malaysia, Johor: ‘Resolve polluted river problem’
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The Star 17 Aug 19; JOHOR BARU: Residents in Kampung Acheh, Pasir Gudang here are worried as the water in Sungai Kopok, which is an impor...
Malaysia: Nearly 300 poaching traps found in Johor
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MOHD FARHAAN SHAH The Star 15 Aug 19; JOHOR BARU: A total of 298 wire snares and 23 illegal camps set by poachers to trap animals, especi...
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