The mangroves are full of life--diverse species and diversity within species--these two bull spiders were over four inches across ----there were many smaller and varied.
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"..for any country groping for a balance between protecting its environment and growing its economy, the challenge is this: How do you change the infrastructure of a society--overcome the inertia and allow time for alternatives to develop--while people's lives and livelihoods are at stake? How do you develope eco-friendly industries that are also lucrative, thereby making conservation profitable as well as virtuous?" Icelandic Split-National Geographic March 2008
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- Free Day--day off
- Trip to Malaysian Rainforest
- Semankau day10
- St. Joh's Island --day9
- Day 8 at Sungei Buloh
- Shorebirds and the Environment--Midway Point
- A Sunday Night visit to Little India
- Duke Tropical Ecology Course--BLOGS
- Day 7--Early morning ramble--McRitchie Reservoir
- Ecology and Planning--Bollywood Day 6
- Day 5--Semakau
- Night Adventure at Mandai mangroves
- Stop-over in Changi--Day 4
- A Visit to Pulau Ubin--Day 4
- Chek Jawa visit
- Mandai Mangroves at night---crabs that climb trees
- Mandai at Nite
- Mandai Mangrove Night Adventure
- Sg-Habitat Loss/ Deforestation/ Conservation Efforts
- "everyone is downstream from somebody else"
- Day One--March 17th--National Planning
- First day in Singapore--before the course
- Internet Sites--Singapore Birds/Reefs
- Pediatrician, Waterbird Carver and General Tag-along
- Sojourn in Singapore: Urban Tropical Ecology
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Hi Stan, I am working on a post - put a footer up here on my blog, more to come later.
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