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Poster Titles | Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV
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Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV. Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV. Affiliations are NUS unless indicated otherwise. Nature is good for kids: A literature review. Vilma D’ROZARIO, Susanna HO and Arlene BASTION (NIE/NTU and MOE). Community in Nature for schools: encouraging our young to act for biodiversity. WOO Pui Min Henrietta (NParks). The type and status of human-macaque (. Interactions at MacRitchie Reservoir Park and strategies to manage conflict. LAI Chui Ting and N. Sivasothi. An esta...
Speakers’ Abstracts | Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV
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Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV. I CONFLICT AND RECONCILIATION. 1 Reticulated Pythons in Singapore: Dispensable Pest or Indispensable Predator? Mary-Ruth LOW, David BICKFORD. Department of Biological Sciences, National University of Singapore (NUS). The Reticulated Python ( Malayopython reticulatus. How are these snakes moving through the city? What role do they play in our urbanized ecosystem–superfluous pest or key predator? 2 Monkey Guards – An alternative to co-existing with macaques. ACRES ha...
Poster Abstracts | Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV
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Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV. 1 Nature is good for kids: A literature review. Vilma D’ROZARIO, Susanna HO and Arlene BASTION. National Institute of Education (Nanyang Technological University); and Ministry of Education. 2 Community in Nature for schools: encouraging our young to act for biodiversity. WOO Pui Min Henrietta. National Parks Board (NParks). 3 The diversity, spatiality, and legality of human-ecosystem conflict in Singapore, and the study of encroachment on prohibited nature areas.
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beckyleemeihui | News from the International Coastal Cleanup Singapore
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News from the International Coastal Cleanup Singapore. Battling marine trash on the beaches and mangroves of Singapore since 1992. Be part of the 30th International Coastal Cleanup join us @ Tanah Merah 7, Singapore on Sat 19 Sep 2015! On Sat 19 Sep 2015, more than half a million volunteers around the world will participate in the 30th International Coastal Cleanup! And as the sun rises over Singapore, some 3,500 volunteers from 68 different organisations. Thanks for indicating your interest. Is a state ...
The 4th Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium – 24 five-minute presentations and 30 posters! (Sat 01 Aug 2015) | NUS Toddycats!
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Volunteers with the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, National University of Singapore. Make a difference Toddycats eulogised by Joseph Koh during NUS Life Sciences commencement! Toddycats Changi Retreat 2015: a sumptuous, all-vegetarian, zero-food-waste BBQ! The 4th Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium 24 five-minute presentations and 30 posters! Sat 01 Aug 2015). Tuesday, 21 July 2015. The Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum is pleased to announce the Fourth Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium.
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Volunteers with the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, National University of Singapore. Newer posts →. Discover Pulau Ubin during Pesta Ubin, 14 May 12 June 2016! Wednesday, 18 May 2016. 8220;Pesta Ubin” is the 5th iteration of Ubin Day and offers a wonderful array of activities by more than 30 groups who enjoy nature, heritage, adventure and recreation activities on Pulau Ubin. Many events are offered free of charge to share the joy of this unique island with Singaporeans. Be gentle with wildlife n...
Surprise! You’re the president: A conversation with the first female president of Mauritius | gez göz arpacık
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You’re the president: A conversation with the first female president of Mauritius. June 7, 2015. Congratulations to the first FEMALE president of Mauritus, who is also a BIOLOGIST! Ameenah Gurib-Fakim was just sworn in as the first female president of Mauritius. A TEDGlobal 2014 speaker, she shares the unusual way this happened and what she plans to do while in office. Photo: James Duncan Davidson/TED. You’ve heard of a philosopher king. But what about a biologist president? 1,061 more words. Notify me o...
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December 30, 2014. The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Many thanks to all the readers, who helped me keep up with my motivation for writing all these. I hope that 2015 would be even more productive! Here’s an excerpt:. A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 3,300. Times in 2014. If it were a cable car, it would take about 55 trips to carry that many people. Click here to see the complete report. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Küçük kız çocuğu | gez göz arpacık
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January 19, 2015. Bugün kendimi küçük bir kız çocuğu gibi hissediyorum. Babasını isteyen, arayan bir kız çocuğu gibi. Tabi ki bulamıyor. Demin aynanın önüne geçip ‘neden böylesin? Diye sordum kendime. Ne oluyor sana? Bir sürü düşünce uçuşuyor kafamda. Mesela ömür boyu yalnız kalmak düşüncesi, şu ara yerleşti, çıkmıyor zihnimden. Ömür ne kadar uzun, kim öle kim kala bu da belli olmaz hoş da, böyle duygusal boşluk anlarında insan sorgulamadan edemiyor. Bu da bir geçiş dönemi olmalı diyorum. Geçecek, ge...
Notes from Phnom Penh | gez göz arpacık
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Notes from Phnom Penh. February 1, 2015. 10th August, 2014. The sky is clear and I am in a boat on the Mekong River, off to Vietnam. I can see little mangroves on our way, and small shrubs that are very peculiar in both of Cambodia’s rainy and dry seasons. The Mekong River hosts the world’s largest freshwater fishery and is the second-most biodiverse river on Earth. I am currently reading a book called ‘ They First Killed My. The main character is a little girl named Leung, who is telling the story of he...
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Volunteers with the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, National University of Singapore. Missed that pangolin roadkill! Sunday, 26 July 2015. I had just gotten into the museum, ready to do preparations for the long-awaited Toddycats Retreat and planning for the upcoming Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV. Once I had put everything into a ziploc bag, I rushed out and took a cab to Jalan Kampong Chantek. On the way, I read the email that Siva had forwarded to me. Alas, by the time I reached Dunearn...
NUS Toddycats at the Festival of Biodiversity, 27-28 Jun 2015! | NUS Toddycats!
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Volunteers with the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, National University of Singapore. Packing for the Festival of Biodiversity @ Vivocity this weekend! Make a difference Toddycats eulogised by Joseph Koh during NUS Life Sciences commencement! NUS Toddycats at the Festival of Biodiversity, 27-28 Jun 2015! Friday, 3 July 2015. DAY 1 (27th June 2015). The Specimen Transport Team at the LKCNHM Loading Bay. Toddycats engaging the crowd at the LKCNHM booth. After the official opening, the crowd continue...
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Biodiversity Science: Developments in biodiversity and conservation management
Developments in biodiversity and conservation management. Biodiversity Science is brought to you by Operation Wallacea. And peer-reviewed by leading academics. Geographic Profiling a novel tool for locating tarsier sleeping sites. An analytical tool developed for use within criminology is being put to good. What tiny lakes are revealing about cichlid speciation. Tiny lakes may hold the key to the spectacular adaptive radiation of African. National and international effort to protect Cuban manatee. Over t...
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Skip to main content. This website will be switched off at the end of March 2018. Please go to Scotland's Biodiversity at nature.scot from April. Why is Biodiversity important? Key pressures on biodiversity. Route map to 2020. Tackling key biodiversity issues. Go out and do it! Biodiversity in your area. What can you do? Get out and get active. Farmers, foresters and estates. Biodiversity and the school estate. What can you do? 2016 Biodiversity Science Conference.
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www.biodiversity.sg blog | A site dedicated to biomimicry applications for sustainable development
A site dedicated to biomimicry applications for sustainable development. Biomimetic file 147: self-healing materials. July 8, 2015. July 8, 2015. Sylvain Richer de Forges. 8220;Drawing inspiration from how the body heals wounds…the team of researchers at the University of Bristol has been working with aerospace engineers to develop a system which is able to self-patch over small, almost undetectable cracks in the wings of planes while in operation.”. The potential that self-healing materials could offer ...
Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV | WHAT'S NEXT?
Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV. Registration (Open to public! What is going on in the local biodiversity research scene and how much do we actually know about species in Singapore? These are some out of the many questions that will be addressed during the Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium IV, 1 Aug 2015: 9.00AM – 5.00PM @ UTown Auditorium 2. Join us to learn more about the changing biodiversity landscape, and how you can get more involved in the local green scene! 8:30 am 9:00 am: Opening.
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Biodiversity Shorts - Natural history videos. Short Natural History Videos. 001- Ticks by the seaside. 002 - True Bugs : Hypselonotus. 003 Smoky-brown woodpeckers, day 31. 004 - Shrimp farms vs Mangrove forests. 005 - Orb weaver spider eating a cricket. 006 - Violet-fronted Brilliant, a Hummingbird. 007 - Exploding seed pods. 008 - Katydid Camouflague. 009 - Ogre-faced Spider, missed. 010 - Microscopic pond life. 011 - Beautiful Moths. 012 - Single Shot Shorts. 013 - A very small caterpillar. Everything ...
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Although I've been to quite a few southern shores, this is my very first intertidal trip to Kusu Island. Greeted by these small Zoanthid. Looks like they are Broad zoanthids (Palythoa mutuki). And we also have seagrass on our shores. Seagrasses are different from seaweeds. More on seagrass. Different sp. of sea grapes, check out this link. To tell them apart. Another soft coral - Pink flowery soft coral. Tentacles of the Snaky anemone retracted during low tide. I don't know what these fishes are. Took a ...
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Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium III (2011) | "The Next Generation" – sharing our passion for biodiversty
Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium III (2011). The Next Generation – sharing our passion for biodiversty. Photos, Tweets and Blogs. Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium III. Sat 24 Sep 2011 @ NUS LT27, 8am-6pm. Click to read the Abstracts. NUS Cast and Youtube of talks. Part 1 – Welcome address, GOH address, Symposium Awards. Part 2 – Impressions from the Community and Forests Session. Part 3 – Special Updates and Freshwater Session. Part 4 – Marine Session. I – Community Impressions. Who will cross the ...
