Several marine scientists from all over the Asia-Pacific are in town for a workshop on marine biodiversity in the South China Sea. I was able to spend a day helping out with the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research (RMBR) as a guide, sharing about Singapore's natural heritage to specialists from the region. (Edit: Mei Lin was a participant as well, and shares more about the workshop in this post)
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Showing posts with label cephalopods. Show all posts
Friday, August 3, 2012
Sharing Singapore with visiting scientists
Several marine scientists from all over the Asia-Pacific are in town for a workshop on marine biodiversity in the South China Sea. I was able to spend a day helping out with the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research (RMBR) as a guide, sharing about Singapore's natural heritage to specialists from the region. (Edit: Mei Lin was a participant as well, and shares more about the workshop in this post)
Labels:
birds,
bivalves,
cephalopods,
cnidaria,
crustacea,
events,
fish,
gastropods,
mammals,
mangroves,
marine,
molluscs,
monitor lizard,
reptiles,
RMBR,
Sungei Buloh
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