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Citizen scientists, especially birdwatchers are members of the public that collect data on birds for scientists to make use of in their scientific articles and reports. As far back as […]
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The Garden City campaign of the late 1960s saw the lining of all roads with trees. Initially to provide shade, the trees were subsequently used to attract birds back to […]
“You can know the name of a bird in all the languages of the world, but when you’re finished, you’ll know absolutely nothing whatever about the bird…So let’s look at the […]
In April 1991 the Rotary Club, Hongkong Bank, Business Times and The New Paper organised the Preservers of Planet Earth award. Out of more than 20 entries, the then Malayan […]
The Straits Times of 4th March, 1993. In the 1960s the then Malayan Nature Society (Singapore Branch) played an important role in making people aware of the need to conserve […]
L-P: Hilary Briffett, Shamla Subaraj, Subaraj Rajathurai, Clive Briffett. Bird Group: The Nature Society has always farmed out activities to special interest groups. The late Clive Briffett formed the Bird […]
During the early 1960s most of the members of the then Malayan Nature Society (Singapore Branch) were Caucasian expatriates. These members came mainly from the then Raffles Museum, Botanic Gardens […]
Mandai mangrove, facing the Singapore causeway. Mangroves were once extensive along the northern and western coasts of the main island of Singapore. They usually develop within the tidal river […]
Nature talks were invariably requested by the various organisations and the Nature Society was ever-willing to oblige. After all, we were into nature appreciation and there was a need to […]
The first two issues of the Singapore Science Centre’s pocket-sized Guide Book. The Nature Society has always introduced nature to the lay public by way of guided walks. However, […]
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