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International Year of the Reef 2008 Singapore
a year-long effort to raise awareness about Singapore's reefs and shores, the issues impacting them, and the people who work for them and their activities.
TeamSeagrass
Regular monitoring of our seagrasses is now possible with the support of an incredible group of volunteers. This now replaces the annual surveys.
wildfilms
To document our shores over two low-tide seasons of 2004 and 2005 and produce a 12-part documentary showcasing our shores and the people that work on and enjoy these shores. See the wildfilms blog for the latest adventures and misadventures of this intrepid group of volunteers.

beachfleas
On-going efforts to document our shores through still photography. Photos will be used in public education efforts: poster exhibitions/talks, publications such as guidesheets and guidebooks. Photos are also uploaded to the wildsingapore flickr.


website | forum | survey
for people passionate about ubin
as the last unspoilt island
Focus Ubin
A platform for people passionate about Pulau Ubin as the last unspoilt island in Singapore. It includes a website, forum, survey, and free e-newsletter on the latest Ubin news and happenings.

wildsingapore news blog
daily updates of news for Singaporeans: local and global

wildsingapore happenings blog
daily updates of nature events in Singapore: walks, talks and more

www.flickr.com
FREE powerpoint photos from wildsingapore. Make your own badge here.
Free photos for teachers and nature lovers

Ria is uploading free powerpoint sized photos of our shores to the wildsingapore flickr account. For teachers and those making presentations about our shores and wild places. If you can't find a photo that you need on the flickr account, email and Ria will try to upload it soon.

For high res versions of Ria's photos, please read this first



Wild shores

Ria is working updating the online Chek Jawa factsheets and the Chek Jawa guidebook to cover all the shores of Singapore.

She is also involved in producing several guidesheets with the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, covering other wild places and wildlife in Singapore.

For more information and to join any of these projects, email Ria!
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