National Parks Board
Wild Boars in Singapore’s Urban Ecosystem
Learn about the ecological roles of wild boars and how we can coexist with these large animals that share our island home.
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Guest Author
Mar 93 min read
Fostering Coexistence: Nurturing Wildlife Harmony at NUS
Learn how Ruth and her peers foster human-wildlife harmony with the long-tailed macaques and smooth-coated otters in NUS.
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Herpetological Society of Singapore
Nov 25, 20233 min read
Monitor lizards — More than just F1 track crashers and sewer dwellers
Is that a Komodo dragon? Don't worry, there are no such lizards in Singapore but 3 of their cousins inhabit our island. Learn more!
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Animal Concerns Research & Education Society
Jul 27, 20235 min read
The Dangers & Ineffectiveness of Glue Traps: Coexist and there’s no need for it!
Learn alternative methods to address rodent issues in your area without the need to use glue traps!
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Jane Goodall Institute Singapore
Jun 5, 20234 min read
JGIS Monkey Guarding in Windsor Estate
Sia Sin Wei, a JGIS volunteer, shares what monkey guarding is like in Singapore and the current efforts in Windsor Estate.
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Our Wild Neighbours
May 16, 20236 min read
Wildlife Rescues Told by ACRES Volunteers (Part 2)
OWN spoke to 3 ACRES wildlife rescue volunteers to gather some first-hand insights of working with our native wildlife!
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Our Wild Neighbours
May 4, 20236 min read
Wildlife Rescues Told by ACRES Volunteers (Part 1)
OWN spoke to 3 ACRES wildlife rescue volunteers to gather some first-hand insights of working with our native wildlife!
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Our Wild Neighbours
Mar 10, 20234 min read
Celebrating Partnerships
OWN Campaign Manager, Jasvic Lye, shares about the potential of partnerships for conservation in our World Wildlife Day blog special.
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Animal Concerns Research & Education Society
Feb 23, 20233 min read
Working Together Towards Coexistence in Seletar Hills Estate
The Otter Exclusion Project is a multi-agency effort that aims to raise awareness on otters. Read more about the project in this article!
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