Vol
8 No 2 Apr-Jun 00
Little Grebe
(Tachybaptus ruficollis)
Less than 10 left in Singapore
Photo by Jimmy Chew
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
Little Grebe
(Tachybaptus ruficollis)
Less than 10 left in Singapore
Photo by Jimmy Chew
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
Official
Magazine of the Nature Society (Singapore)
Conserving
Singapore's Biodiversity The precious remaining natural habitats
in Singapore are in jeopardy if urgent steps are not taken to preserve the
flora and fauna existing in these unique pockets of biodiversity. Lim
Kim Seng examines the issues and makes some recommendations.
Nature in the City
Interest in nature is well and alive as a three-day "enviro-fest",
organised by NSS, was anything to go by. Shawn Lum
reports.
A
Tale of Two Tailorbirds A fascinating eye-witness account of
how the aptly-named Common Tailorbirds stitch their nests, with photos and
diagrams. By Ong Kiem Sian.
A Showcase of Endangered Native Plants in Singapore Hugh
T W Tan captures with his photo-lens the beauty of endangered native
plant species of Singapore, with information on their status and uses.
Kakadu
Kaleidoscope Wildlife abounds in the wetlands and woodlands
of the vast Kakadu National Park, a World Heritage Site, located deep in
Australia's Northern Territory. Tan Chung Lee
goes in search of them.
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Nature Society Singapore