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Tailors At Work
Over at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, little tailorbirds can be seen busily weaving nests out of leaves, grass and other plant materials.
A Shutterbug With An Eye For Nature
Colleen Goh's passion for photography was inspired by her fascination with nature's beauty. Now a professional photographer, she volunteers actively in NParks' photography-related activities.
Category: Conservation Issue 10 Vol 3/2011 Topics: Personality Profile, Photography, Volunteers Leave a comment
Hornbill Happenings: Surprises From Nature
The Oriental Pied Hornbill has been establishing healthy colonies in our nature areas - and even in an old Shorea tree located not far from bustling Changi Village.
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, Local Flora, Nature Walks, Tampines Eco Green Leave a comment
A Fine Dining Gem At Labrador Nature Park
Labrador Nature Park is well known for its historical significance, coastal shoreline, and rustic beauty.
Monkey Musings: Respecting Singapore’s Long-tailed Macaque
There are some 1,500 long-tailed macaques living in our midst. An important part of Singapore's natural heritage, these intelligent primates can indeed co-exist with us!
A Most Odd Tree Doctor!
Meet the Laced Woodpecker, a bird that plays an interesting and vital role in maintaining the health of trees.
Category: Conservation Issue 7 Vol 4/2010 Topics: Birds, Bukit Batok Nature Park, Labrador Nature Reserve, Local Fauna 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: Local Flora, Personality Profile, Volunteers Leave a comment
Walking with Giants