New lab sessions for sign up: Jan-Jul 2012

Your help is needed in the laboratory to sort out what we have found on our surveys! You do not need to have any training to join us in these sessions, there will be staff to guide you in the labs.

As Dr Tan Koh Siang showed during a Dialogue Session, we often have to take a much closer look to identify what we have found. So far, only 10% of our finds have been sorted out! Volunteers are needed to sort out invertebrates, fishes and tiny creatures. Here's what happens at a lab session.

New survey dates for sign up: Jan-Jun 2012

Join us for our mudflat surveys at Seletar, Sungei Cina, Pasir Ris and Changi Creek!

Get muddy, have fun and make a difference for our marine biodiversity! Jonathan also says that apart from these sessions, there will be more which will be announced in the following weeks. These will include surveys on offshore islands such as Pulau Semakau and St. John's Island and also indoor lab sessions where you will take a close up look at the marine animals collected.

Latest dates available for sign up:

Pulau Ubin (11 Nov 2011)

It poured cats and dogs just as our trip was about to start!

But the rain eased as we headed out for yet another trip to Pulau Ubin. What will we find today?

Pulau Semakau (10 Nov 2011)

A small team of volunteers head out to Pulau Semakau on a hazy afternoon to sample another patch of mudflats here.

The team already worked on another part of Semakau on an earlier trip. What can we find in this new location?

Pulau Semakau (9 Oct 2011)

A new 'overseas' destination for the volunteers! This time it's the mudflats of Pulau Semakau! A large group of volunteers head out to find out what's there.

Rene Ong once again shares lots of photos of the muddy happenings there!

Lab session (8 Oct 2011)

Volunteers are back in the lab, working on the marvellous marine life we discovered on our earlier mudflat surveys!

Thanks once again to Rene Ong, for sharing photos and a glimpse of what happened!

Lab Session (30 Sep 2011)

Thanks to Rene Ong, we have a glimpse of the fascinating work done at the recent laboratory session of the Survey.

Here's the volunteers all ready to do some serious lab work!