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A tribute blog to the natural environment and sustainable development study in Singapore. Stronger enviromental conservation through research and understanding. Respect the world you live in.
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Singapore Biodiveristy & The Importance of Conservation
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A tribute blog to the natural environment and sustainable development study in Singapore. Protect The World You Live In. In 2011, the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research sponsored the research and creation of an encyclopedia that unveiled the ecosystem in Singapore. The book contains eye popping pictures of life found all over Singapore as well as studies about the environmental impact that construction and development has created. To keep up with the latest research, NOAA. What you can do to help:.
Singapore Wildlife Photography
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A tribute blog to the natural environment and sustainable development study in Singapore. Protect The World You Live In. To truly appreciate why wild life conservation is important we have collected various photographs of species native to the area. We collect and display beautiful photographs from people around the world.
Singapore Biodiveristy - Floating Solar Islands
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A tribute blog to the natural environment and sustainable development study in Singapore. Protect The World You Live In. Floating Solar Panels -. A Future of Clean Energy. Enter the SUNdy floating modules. At the Singapore Internations Energy Week, Dutch-. Norwegian energy company DNV KEMA unveiled a floating solar field concept that can be placed off the coast. The idea is to build power generating solar islands and place them 4 -. 5 miles off the coast.
Singapore Biodiveristy - Solar Panel Related Hazards Are Rea
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A tribute blog to the natural environment and sustainable development study in Singapore. Protect The World You Live In. Solar Panel Related Hazards Are Real -. Just Like Any Power Source. When most people think about solar panels there is a general consensus that they are harmless. Clean energy from the sun? How could that ever be dangerous? Other potential hazards include arc flashes, thermal burns (when the resistance is too high heat is generated), falls, and electric shock.
It Took Only 30 Years For Cliff Swallows To Evolve Around Highways
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A tribute blog to the natural environment and sustainable development study in Singapore. Protect The World You Live In. It Took Only 30 Years For Cliff Swallows To Evolve Around Highways. Cliff swallows have found flying around the highway a bit more relaxed these days. Why? In short, it appears that the birds have adapted a slightly shorter wingspan in order to dodge moving traffic more efficiently. The ones with longer wingspans are not able to dodge as well and are more likely to be killed by a m...
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thericebucket | Raffles Museum News III (2007 – 2014)
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Raffles Museum News III (2007 2014). Research and education at the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science, NUS. The Professor Who Helped Raise SGD$46m to Establish the New Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. Man of Science and Dreams – ST article 21st March 2014. Over 500,000 specimens are being prepared for the BIG move! 8211; zbNOW 5 March 2014. Commemorative Statue of Alfred Russel Wallace. Alfred Wallace, co-discoverer of the modern theory of...
Man of Science and Dreams – ST article 21st March 2014 | Raffles Museum News III (2007 – 2014)
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Raffles Museum News III (2007 2014). Research and education at the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science, NUS. Over 500,000 specimens are being prepared for the BIG move! 8211; zbNOW 5 March 2014. The Professor Who Helped Raise SGD$46m to Establish the New Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum →. Man of Science and Dreams – ST article 21st March 2014. PUSHING 70, Professor Leo Tan. As a schoolboy at St Joseph’s Institution, then in Bras Basah...
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Raffles Museum News III (2007 2014). Research and education at the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science, NUS. Newer posts →. The 3rd International Bornean Frog Race 2014 is here. Did you know that the dried leaf cockroach ( Pseudophoraspis nebulosa. Is known to exhibit what appears to be parental care for its young? Dried leaf cockroach ( Pseudophoraspis nebulosa. Brooding behaviour. Singapore Biodiversity Records article here. The Raffles Bulleti...
jangancemas | Raffles Museum News III (2007 – 2014)
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Raffles Museum News III (2007 2014). Research and education at the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science, NUS. Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research is no more. No, not an April Fool’s joke. From today, the Raffles Museum officially becomes Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. Since our public gallery closed a year ago, everyone at the museum has been busy gearing up for the change. The … Continue reading →. Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum.
Over 500,000 specimens are being prepared for the BIG move! – zbNOW 5 March 2014 | Raffles Museum News III (2007 – 2014)
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Raffles Museum News III (2007 2014). Research and education at the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science, NUS. Singapore Biodiversity Records: The Curious Incident of the Snake in the Hostel Shoe Cupboard. Man of Science and Dreams – ST article 21st March 2014 →. Over 500,000 specimens are being prepared for the BIG move! 8211; zbNOW 5 March 2014. This entry was posted in Article. Man of Science and Dreams – ST article 21st March 2014 →. PhD Defens...
outreach | News from Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
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News from Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. Research – Biodiversity – Outreach – Education. Volunteer with us: Be a LKCNHM Gallery guide! A believer of lifelong learning? Interested in sharing your knowledge of natural history and heritage with museum visitors from all walks of life? Be a part of LKCNHM’s volunteer gallery guide family. Gallery guide at Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. At least a year. Any day except Mondays, for four hours per session. At least once a month. In-house training...
gallery | News from Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
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News from Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. Research – Biodiversity – Outreach – Education. NUS OHS’ Night at the Museum – 27 and 28 May 2016. We had our very own Night at the Museum at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum (LKCNHM) just a week ago! We at LKCNHM were proud to host this event on behalf of NUS’ Office of Housing Services (OHS). We would like to thank the staff at OHS and the families of Kent Vale Faculty Residences. Kids hard at work during the Treasure Hunt! I would like thank yo...
education | News from Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
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News from Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. Research – Biodiversity – Outreach – Education. NUS OHS’ Night at the Museum – 27 and 28 May 2016. We had our very own Night at the Museum at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum (LKCNHM) just a week ago! We at LKCNHM were proud to host this event on behalf of NUS’ Office of Housing Services (OHS). We would like to thank the staff at OHS and the families of Kent Vale Faculty Residences. Kids hard at work during the Treasure Hunt! I would like thank yo...
ST: How to educate your children | News from Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
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News from Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. Research – Biodiversity – Outreach – Education. ST: How to educate your children. A trip to the history museum opens new vistas for kids but is it all a little too much? ST Illustration by Adam Lee. Wake up on a Sunday, convinced you have to do something educational with your children. Trawl websites for ideas. Decide to go to Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. Buy tickets online and print them out while still wearing your pyjamas. Battle other parents...
marcuschua | Raffles Museum News III (2007 – 2014)
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Raffles Museum News III (2007 2014). Research and education at the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science, NUS. Singapore Biodiversity Records: The Curious Incident of the Snake in the Hostel Shoe Cupboard. In the news – ‘Extinct’ orchid resurfaces in Bukit Timah reserve. New Articles in Nature in Singapore and Singapore Biodiversity Records. A species of orchid (Vrydagzynea lancifolia) that has not been recorded in Singapore for more than 80 years ...
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Singapore Biodiveristy & The Importance of Conservation
A tribute blog to the natural environment and sustainable development study in Singapore. Protect The World You Live In. In 2011, the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research sponsored the research and creation of an encyclopedia that unveiled the ecosystem in Singapore. The book contains eye popping pictures of life found all over Singapore as well as studies about the environmental impact that construction and development has created. To keep up with the latest research, NOAA. What you can do to help:.
Singapore: A Biography
The blog behind the book. Thursday, December 10, 2009. Posted by Tym at 12:25 PM. Happyesque, 'a journal of ideas and things', has posted an interview with me: ' Historically speaking about Singapore. In which I ponder whether history is cool, how Singaporeans deal with their history (or not) and how I feel about the poor old Padang. There are also some neat photos of the inside of our book. Tuesday, December 8, 2009. Searching for Saint Jack. Posted by Tym at 12:14 PM. Its Singapore was, then zipping ar...
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The blog of the NSS Singapore Bird Group. Singapore Bird Report July 2015. Even though most of the sightings for July were non-breeding visitors and residents, some of the rare and hard to find residents decided to show up. Topping the list was a family of the most sought after King Quails. When he saw a small dark raptor with a white throat. He reckoned that it was a Bat Hawk. A very rare forest resident. On the same day Robert Teo reported the sighting of the Barred Eagle Owl. Other notable residents r...
Singapore Birds Project – Singapore birds information for birders by birders
Singapore birds information for birders by birders. The Singapore Birds Project is a collaborative project by birders to document all the bird species that have been recorded in Singapore. These include residents, migrants, vagrants as well as those that were introduced to the island. This project is not affiliated to any group or organization. Everyone is encouraged to contribute. The ongoing bird species write up index is at the Singapore Bird List. Section, and the contributor list is at Contributors.
