So...I completely misread the AFN criteria, and instead decided to take my newfound interest and acquired knowledge about the intertidal zone to my family members. As I am the only person in my family who is remotely interested in conservation or local biodiversity, I felt it a personal responsibility to expose my two sisters and … Continue reading Act for Nature Project: Intertidal Immersion
Sitting in the comfort of my own room, nestled in my seat - what better way to spend a relaxing Friday evening than learning some exclusive insights about marine conservation from one of the most passionate (and kind-hearted) people in NParks? Last school year, I had the tremendous opportunity of visiting Pulau Tioman to conduct … Continue reading BQLive Marine Conservation with Ms. Pei Rong
They say that the early bird gets the worm, and I definitely felt as though I landed on a treasure trove on the morning of April 26th. As someone who lives in a relatively bustling neighborhood, I was quite startled to see how vibrant (both literally and figuratively) avian activity was during the entire 30-minute … Continue reading BFF Big Birdwatch (Warning: Chaotic)
Shore Pit-Viper (Trimeresurus purpureomaculatus) The Shore Pit-Viper is a native species from the family Viperidae. During the day, it can be found resting on low branches one or two meters from the ground. With a body that can reach upwards of 1 meter, this snake, which has a broad triangular head and large red eyes, … Continue reading Shore Pit-Viper
BFF Biodiversity Challenge 2020 