When I first visited Singapore, one of the more striking features I noticed in the country was the active presence of long-tailed macaques. It was a first for me to find both humans and wildlife coexisting in an urban setting. Now that I live here, I am more interested of their lifestyle! Hence, this event … Continue reading BQ with a Volunteer Guide
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Act For Nature: Common Palm Civet
This poster about common palm civets targets individuals who are unaware of the civets ecology and how to handle the situation if they were to encounter civets. I chose a poster as a creative medium to easily inform people of what civets are--it is easier to absorb the information in the poster and remember them! … Continue reading Act For Nature: Common Palm Civet
BQ with a Marine Conservationist
I grew up being a huge fan of animals--I was glued to books and shows about them, and was an enthusiast of documentaries, but most especially, I was (and still am) a sucker for marine animals. Hearing about this event made me thrilled! I wanted to know what a professional had to say about the … Continue reading BQ with a Marine Conservationist
Unique and Striking: the Twin-barred Gliding Snake
Photo by: Nick Baker, Ecology Asia 2020 The twin-barred gliding snake, also known as the twin-barred tree snake (Chrysopelea Pelias), is a small yet unique reptile native to Singapore. As the name suggests, this snake glides through the forest, going from one tree to another hunting for its favourite meal, geckoes! Its striking feature of … Continue reading Unique and Striking: the Twin-barred Gliding Snake

