Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
Coastal Cleanup Singapore
Love MacRitchie
Pasir Panjang Heritage
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Festival of Biodiversity, 2-3 June 2018
Pesta Ubin, May-Jun 2018
UN Decade on Biodiversity 2010
News from the International Coastal Cleanup Singapore- Celebrate National Day with a mangrove cleanup at Lim Chu Kang Nature Park (Sun 6th Aug 2023)
- Singapore’s National Action Strategy on Marine Litter was launched on 5th Jun 2022
- “Connect + Collect”, the International Coastal Cleanup 2022 Report
- The change to coastal cleanups during the pandemic (and beyond): Safe, independent and sustained small group action!
- Suspension of organised coastal cleanups during Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) COVID-19 mitigation in Singapore (until mid-Jun 2021)
- 2,000 styrofoam pieces from the socially distanced mangrove cleanup at Sungei Loyang [Sun 18 Oct 2020]
- Thank you for Partnership Award, Bukit Batok Secondary School!
- Wed 23 Sep 2020: 8.00pm – Chatting with International Coastal Cleanup coordinators from Brunei & Malaysia and our global coordinator, Ocean Conservancy!
- Selfish (2019) – the 3D Animated Film by digital artist CHEN Po-Chien
- Wed 02 Sep 2020: 8.00pm – New ideas to battle the old problem of maine trash in Singapore, a chat with Little Green Men, Seven Clean Seas, Seastainable & Green Nudge
- Biodiversity Crew
- Undergraduate internship opportunity with NParks Wildlife Management Division (End May to early Aug 2024)
- Jobs: Camphora is hiring several Flora Specialists and Fauna Specialists (1-year contract) in January 2023
- Jobs: Two Research Assistant positions in wildlife trade with Roman Carassco
- Job: Student Research Assistant (Digitization)
- Job: Lecturer position at Ridge View Residential College
- Job (Apr 2022): Head, Education and Outreach @ WWF Singapore by 16 May 2022
- Job (Apr 2022): Intertidal Fauna Specialist (1-year contract) @ Camphora
- Retiring in June 2022: Alex Ip and Wong Sek Man – wish them well!
- Jobs (Apr 2022): Two RA positions (data centric) with the “Linking the Digital Humanities to Biodiversity History in Singapore and Southeast Asia” project
- Job (Apr 2022): Wildlife Forensics @ NParks (9-month contract)
- Habitatnews
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Keen to chat about nature? Join the 2024 Festival of Biodiversity Team!
We are recruiting a Festival of Biodiversity Team who will head to ONE Punggol on the weekend of 25-26 May 2024 to mesmerise the public about nature in Singapore, alongside other nature groups! Training is provided for team guiding and … Continue reading
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Festival of Biodiversity 2023 is a wrap!
Festival of Biodiversity 2023 (27 – 28 May, Heartbeat@Bedok) is a wrap! Thank you everyone who came down to visit and were open to learn about Singapore’s biodiversity. Our volunteers had a blast sharing their animal stories, passion and love … Continue reading
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Join us at the Festival of Biodiversity – 27 & 28 May 2023 at Heartbeat @ Bedok
Visit the Festival of Biodiversity 2023 in the east this year – enjoy stories about nature and conservation at booths, with games, workshops & talks and opportunities to sign up for nature activities by Festival partners. It is a very … Continue reading
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Join the public education team at Festival of Biodiversity 2023!
Update (4th May 2023): Thank you for your enthusiastic responses. We have met our recruitment targets early, and closed off registrations. See you at FOB! FOB will be held on 27 & 28 May 2023 at Heartbeat @ Bedok and … Continue reading
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The programmes and events of the 22-year old NUS Toddycats programme (video booth for the Festival of Biodiversity 2021)
The slide deck was screened at the NUS Toddycats booth at the Festival of Biodiversity, 25 & 26 Sep 2021. It summarises the programmes and events of the 22-year old nature and environment group. Read about NUS Toddycats at https://toddycats.wordpress.com/about/ … Continue reading
NUS Toddycats! 