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NUS Biodiversity Crew- Jobs: Camphora is hiring several Flora Specialists and Fauna Specialists (1-year contract) in January 2023 7 January 2023
- Jobs: Two Research Assistant positions in wildlife trade with Roman Carassco 4 January 2023
- Job: Student Research Assistant (Digitization) 23 May 2022
- Job: Lecturer position at Ridge View Residential College 12 May 2022
- Job (Apr 2022): Head, Education and Outreach @ WWF Singapore by 16 May 2022 1 May 2022
- Job (Apr 2022): Intertidal Fauna Specialist (1-year contract) @ Camphora 30 April 2022
- Retiring in June 2022: Alex Ip and Wong Sek Man – wish them well! 28 April 2022
- Jobs (Apr 2022): Two RA positions (data centric) with the “Linking the Digital Humanities to Biodiversity History in Singapore and Southeast Asia” project 28 April 2022
- Job (Apr 2022): Wildlife Forensics @ NParks (9-month contract) 28 April 2022
- Job (Apr 2022): Full-time Teaching Assistant (FTTA) for the MSc in Biodiversity Conservation and Nature-based Climate Solutions @ NUS DBS 28 April 2022
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- Express your love in February with habitat enhancement at KCNP 14 January 2023
- Join us on a Saturday morning, at our final three habitat enrichment sessions in celebration of SBWR’s 29th Anniversary! 22 November 2022
- We’ll be SPA-ing in November! 20 October 2022
- We’ll be planting trees in October! 15 September 2022
- With love, from Kranji Coastal Nature Park 9 August 2022
- Help establish a coastal forest at Kranji Coastal Nature Park 21 July 2022
- An invigorating Friday evening walk through the Southern Ridges 11 June 2022
- Join us for Pedal Ubin this June (30 places x 2 days)! 3 June 2022
- Come say hi to NUS Toddycats! at FOB2022 (21-22 May 22, Botany Centre, SBG) 15 May 2022
- Plant trees with us at KCNP in June! 30 April 2022
Monthly Archives: March 2010
Natural history museum might not be at UTown (LHZB, 30 March 2010)
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NUS watching museum plans (The Straits Times, 30 March 2010)
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The Crab Team
Two longtime friends of the RMBR are back in town – Prof Danièle Guinot (Emeritus Professor, Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle, France) and Dr Paul Clark (Researcher in the Crustacea Research Group, The Natural History Museum (NHM), London). This time, Danièle … Continue reading
Dr Benoît Dayrat
Dr Benoît Dayrat, Assistant Professor at the School of Natural Sciences, University of California, at Merced, USA is visiting RMBR from 29 Mar to 17 Apr 2010. He is here to collect marine pulmonates (intertidal snails) in the Onchidiidae family. … Continue reading
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$24m shortfall hits new building plans (The Straits Times, 27 March 2010)
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Tropical Rainforest Restoration course by the Organization for Tropical Studies
The Organization for Tropical Studies is offering a short specialty course in Indonesia, July 9-18, prior to the 2010 annual meeting of the Association of Tropical Biology and Conservation (ATBC) in Bali. The course will offer an introduction to the … Continue reading
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Prof Masanaru Takai
Prof Masanaru Takai, from the Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University, visited RMBR from 23 to 26 Mar 2010. Prof Takai is a paleontologist specializing in the family Cercopithecidae of primates, which are the Old World Monkeys. Prof Takai is here … Continue reading
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Mr Tan Seng Chye
Mr Tan Seng Chye dropped by RMBR for a visit and chat on 18 Mar 2010. A former ambassador for Singapore, Mr Tan is currently a Senior Fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, NTU. Mr Tan was … Continue reading
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“The forgotten science: a role for natural history in the twenty-first century?”
“The forgotten science: a role for natural history in the twenty-first century?” by Beehler, Bruce M., J. Field Ornithol. 81(1):1–4, 2010. Excerpt – … the study of biology has gradually shifted from the field to the molecular lab, and the … Continue reading
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Raffles Museum News III (2007 – 2014) 