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Local Flora
From Destruction Comes Rediscovery
Every dark cloud has a silver lining, as the Nature Conservation team from the National
Introducing Flora&FaunaWeb
This new website is a trove of information about plants and animals in Singapore, and a great resource for gardeners and nature lovers alike.
Tampines Eco Green: An Ecological Jewel
Nestled amid the residences of Tampines, this unspoilt nature area is home to amazing flora and fauna - and feels like another world in the midst of its surrounding urban space.
Category: Issue 10 Vol 3/2011 Lifestyle Topics: Local Fauna, Nature Parks & Reserves, Nature Walks, Tampines Eco Green Leave a comment
Singapore’s Amazing Biodiversity Discoveries
Singapore’s active conservation efforts have given rise to many new biodiversity discoveries and re-discoveries.
A City In A (Butterfly) Garden
Singapore is home to 295 species of butterflies, all of which depend on plants for food. Find out how you can attract butterflies to your own garden!
Guiding The Next Generation Of Nature Lovers
Ms Ling Chai Joo, a parent volunteer and nature guide at Zhonghua Primary School, demonstrates that nature can be enjoyed in the urban environment - even in a primary school's garden.
Backyard Biodiversity: The Wildlife Of Park Connectors
To spot a myriad of local flora and fauna, look no further than your nearest park connector.
Category: Conservation Issue 7 Vol 4/2010 Topics: IYB2010, Local Fauna, Park Connectors Leave a comment
Saving A Rare Native In Singapore
A critically endangered native plant, Aeschynanthus albidus, gets a helping hand to survive and thrive.
Freeing The Forest From Weeds
Keeping the forest weed-free is an important part of nature conservation. Roy Tan, a Senior Outreach Officer with NParks, turns this task into a learning experience for the volunteers of the Central Nature Reserve.
Category: Conservation Issue 6 Vol 3/2010 Topics: Nature Parks & Reserves, Personality Profile, Volunteers Leave a comment
Rewriting the Record Books