Today, we learnt more about discoveries at the Survey. And exciting new activities such as more 'exotic' locations to survey and opportunities to help in the laboratory. Volunteers will also be needed in the upcoming surveys of the seabed, reefs (SCUBA and low tide reef walks) and workshops of international experts.
Mr Wong Tuan Wah on behalf of NParks National Biodiversity Centre kicked off the Dialogue Session with volunteers of the Survey this Saturday morning.
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Friday, August 5, 2011
New survey dates for sign up: Aug-Nov 2011
Join us for our mudflat surveys at Sungei Buloh, Sungei Cina, Mandai mangroves and Pulau Ubin!
Get muddy, have fun and make a difference for our marine biodiversity!
Get muddy, have fun and make a difference for our marine biodiversity!
Sunday, July 31, 2011
13 Aug (Sat): Mega Marine Survey Dialogue Session
Want to find out more about the Mega Marine Survey?
What are the results of our past mudflat surveys? What are the future plans for the Survey? Find out at this upcoming dialogue session! RSVP by 6 Aug.
What are the results of our past mudflat surveys? What are the future plans for the Survey? Find out at this upcoming dialogue session! RSVP by 6 Aug.
Friday, July 22, 2011
Mega Marine Survey featured in the Good Paper
Our efforts at learning more about Singapore's amazing marine biodiversity has been featured in the Good Paper!
Jonathan's wonderful article "Singapore's marine biodiversity - you have a hand in it" shares lots of details!
Jonathan's wonderful article "Singapore's marine biodiversity - you have a hand in it" shares lots of details!
Sunday, July 17, 2011
17 Jul (Sun): Sharing about the Mega Marine Survey
Jonathan Ngiam today shared about the Mega Marine Survey in a talk which is part of NPark's “Forests, People, Environment” Exhibition which runs until 24 Jul at the Singapore Botanic Gardens.
It was good to see a nice turnout for the talk!
It was good to see a nice turnout for the talk!
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Pandan mangroves (5 Jul 2011)
The team had a Super Muddy Survey at Sungei Pandan! Thanks to Rene Ong, we get a glimpse of what went on. She shared these photos and delightful captions on her Naturely Curious facebook page.
It was a "long muddy march out" through the mangroves Rene says, "many of us fell into traps of "mud holes", myself included".
It was a "long muddy march out" through the mangroves Rene says, "many of us fell into traps of "mud holes", myself included".
Monday, July 4, 2011
9 Jul (Sat): Talk on "Taking Stock of Singapore’s Marine Biodiversity"
Linda Goh and Jonathan Ngiam will share about our Mega Marine Survey!
Come to find out more about the Survey!
Come to find out more about the Survey!
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