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SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): About 120 hatchlings of the critically endangered Hawksbill turtle emerged from their nest in East Coast beach and made their way to the sea under the watchful eyes of NParks conservation officers on Monday (July 17) morning.
Singapore News - About 120 hatchlings of the critically endangered Hawksbill turtle emerged from their nest in East Coast beach and made their way to the sea under the watchful eyes of NParks conservation officers on Monday morning. This is the first time the turtles hatched from a... Read more at www.tnp.sg
This is the first time the turtles hatched from a monitored nest. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Anča Awards have been announced! Winners were awarded at the festival’s closing ceremony on July 2 at historical Žilina Town Theatre. The jury was...
There’s a good reason the city state is often referred to as a city in nature. Should you visit the magical 'trees' at Gardens by the Bay or eat your body weight in chilli crab at Clarke Quay? Or maybe you'd prefer to get off the tourist track with a walk on the green side? There's no wrong answer in Singapore. But there's a good reason the city state is often referred to as a 'city in nature' – there are a surprising number of green pockets where visitors can de-stress and commune with Mother Nature. So when you need a break from the bright lights, the shopping malls and busy street...