nature watch contents: vol 7 no 3 sep-dec 1999

Vol 7 No 3 Sep-Dec 99 Hill Myna (Gracula religiosa) In Singapore, threatened by habitat destruction and poaching Photo by Phang Tuck Phew NATUREWATCH is a full-colour quarterly magazine featuring articles of interest to nature lovers everywhere. This page is a sampler of the photos and articles in this issue About this site	Site map \| NSS homepage
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	Unstoppable Sutari Readers will be effused with the energies of this talented indefatigable nature artist. By Betty L Khoo. The "Green of Earth" Bird Christian Artuso narrates his determination, despite much discomfort, to photograph the attractive Verditer Flycatcher in Fraser's Hill. Awakening to MacRitchie's Forest Riches Goh Si Guim takes us on a walk to explore the depth of MacRitchie's worth—its rich biodiversity Looking into the Eye of the Tiger A Bastion wrote this exciting account of the travels of five 'girls' through three national parks in India to look for tigers and they come away jubilant! The Fan Palms are Waving at You Armed with this comprehensive and informative article on fan palms, with lots of photos, readers should be enticed to go out to identify them in our nature areas and the Botanic Gardens. By Adrian H B Loo and Hugh T W Tan. A Mindful Walk Round the Thale Sap Songkhla This is a peaceful 135km walk to highlight the serious adverse effects of pollution, over-fishing, industrialisation and deforestation on Lake Songkhla. Participants learn how the villagers try to solve these difficult problems. By Peter Burt, Ted Mayer and George Jacobs. of flora and fauna. Book Review "Learning to Fly" by Audrey Chin George Jacobs believes that the book will inspire us to do some flying of our own, with our course set towards enjoying and protecting nature.	© Nature Society Singapore