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Recent Posts
- I’ve moved!
- The last of the Greater Patagonian Trail update.
- Part 3: Puerto Ibañez to El Chaltén – Heading south in search of Mount Fitzroy
- Part 2: El Bolsón to Puerto Ibañez – hitching down the Carretera Austral, Patagonia proper & experiencing English weather
- Part 1: Coñaripe to El Bolsón – when we came close to starvation and started changing our plans
- The end of our expedition
- A month on trail
- Rekindling natural curiosities
Tag Archives: RMBR
Nature in Singapore
It’s the official opening of the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum in Singapore tomorrow (18 April 2015)! The first and only natural history museum in Singapore, I’m gutted I won’t be around/be able to visit till many months later, … Continue reading
Posted in Natural history, Opinion, Talk
Tagged ACRES, activism, Animals, AVA, Biodiversity, Conservation, Ecolit, Education, Governance, JGIS, LKCNHM, Macritchie, NParks, Outreach, RMBR, Singapore, Team Seagrass, Toddycats, UK
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The Tropical Marine Science Institute – a starting point that may soon be coming to an end?
Back from an unexpected hiatus (I’ve got a pile of drafts that never made it out), and only something this drastic would spur me to put blogging here a priority. The news came out a couple of weeks ago that … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged Conservation, Education, Fieldwork, Marine environment, Mega Marine Survey, NParks, NUS, Outreach, RMBR, St John's Island, TMSI
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Celebrating National Day in Lim Chu Kang mangroves!
Once again it’s the time for hanging of our national flag and singing patriotic songs and declaring our love for Singapore! There may be many issues that we are unhappy about, but ultimate this is where I grew up, with … Continue reading
Posted in Walk
Tagged Animals, Environmentalism, ICCS, Lim Chu Kang, Marine environment, Marine trash, NUS, RMBR, Toddycats
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The Festival of Biodiversity (a belated post)
This post comes a little late, more than a week after the Festival (26 & 27 May 2012) has ended. (And I’ve got a lot of backlog of posts) But anyways, it’s been quite an experience being part of the … Continue reading
Posted in Talk, Walk
Tagged Biodiversity, Cicada Tree, Conservation, Ecolit, Education, Environmentalism, Guiding, ICCS, Marine environment, Mega Marine Survey, NParks, NUS, Outreach, RMBR, TMSI, Toddycats
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Insights into the history of conservation in Singapore
I was very very glad to have been able to attend Professor Leo Tan’s talk entitled “You Live Your Belief” last Wednesday, 25 April. It was hosted at the NUS Shaw Foundation Alumni House Auditorium as it was actually an alumni … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Talk
Tagged Biodiversity, Bukit Brown, Chek Jawa, Conservation, Education, Labrador Nature Reserve, NParks, NUS, Outreach, Pulau Semakau, Pulau Ubin, RMBR, Sungei Buloh
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“Uhh can I take the next boat home instead?”
I spent the past 3 days (5 Mar to 7 Mar 2012), far away from civilisation and modern technology (ie my laptop and internet) on Pulau Ubin at the rustic Celestial Resort. I was not slacking or having a staycation … Continue reading
Posted in Talk, Walk
Tagged Animals, Biodiversity, Conservation, Fieldwork, Marine environment, Mega Marine Survey, NParks, NUS, Pulau Ubin, RMBR, TMSI
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Last day at the museum :(
Long after my post about interning in the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, it has finally come to an end. It has been a great 5 months there, though technically I think I only worked for about 3 months. Getting … Continue reading
Fishing at Serangoon reservoir (legally)!
[Update-18 Dec: Scientific names of fish added in, thanks to Meryl!] Today (15 Dec) I went out on a field trip with one of Siva’s Honours students, Meryl Theng, who is doing her project on otters! We went with Dr … Continue reading
The next generation…
I had a very well-spent Saturday last week, 24 September 2011, at my first Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium III (BoSS3)! It was jointly organised by NUS and NParks. There were two held previously, in 2003 and 2007, but I was … Continue reading
Posted in Talk
Tagged Biodiversity, Conservation, Cyrene Reef, Education, NParks, RMBR, Team Seagrass
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Internship at the museum and upcoming biodiversity symposium!
I ended my stint in the Zoo last week, and just started my internship with the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research on Monday! While the Zoo has been a good experience in the corporate environment, and it was nice going … Continue reading