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NUS Biodiversity Crew- “Creating complex habitats for restoration and reconciliation” – Lynette Loke, Peter Todd et al 23 February 2015
- Four days in a Wilderness First Aid Course 29 January 2015
- The future of evolutionary diversity in reef corals – Huang & Roy 2015 22 January 2015
- Job: Field Assistant for Radio tracking civet project (deadline: 31 Jan 2015) 19 January 2015
- Job: Intern/part-time student assistants for common palm civet research project (deadline: 20 Jan 2015) 6 January 2015
- Job: 24-month Project Manager (freshwater ecology; deadline: 25 Jan 2014) 23 December 2014
- Antonia Monteiro weighs in on the colour blue on NPR 20 November 2014
- “The behaviour of giant clams” – Pamela Soo & Peter Todd, 2014 20 November 2014
- Tue 11 Nov 2014: 6.30pm @ Brookhaven – Book Launch of “Dynamic Environments of Singapore” by Dan Friess & Grahame Oliver (NUS Geography) 2 November 2014
- Prof Chou Loke Ming officially retires today! 31 October 2014
- Raffles Museum Toddycats
- LKCNHM Volunteers Engagement Tea 5 March 2015
- HOWL at the Moon 12 – A Gathering of Toddycats! 3 March 2015
- Himalayan Mutt Project 5-day Fundraiser 23 February 2015
- The Himalayan Mutt Project by Debby Ng! 17 February 2015
- Introducing the #SG50interns: Lynn & Sankar will change the world! 10 February 2015
- The Kent Ridge Heritage Trail revived with the first NUS Walk for the year! 5 February 2015
- Attention NUS staff and students – catalyse the community as a Kent Ridge Heritage guide! 2 February 2015
- Wed 11 Feb 2015 @ NUS LT34 – Debby Ng speaks about Himalayan Mutt Project! 2 February 2015
- Love MacRitchie Walks in 2015 27 January 2015
- Roundup of Sungei Buloh Anniversary Walk 20 December 2014
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Singapore Biodiversity Records
Did you know that the dried leaf cockroach (Pseudophoraspis nebulosa) is known to exhibit what appears to be parental care for its young? Such behaviour would only be known if they are documented and shared, and these observations are valuable … Continue reading
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Commemorative Statue of Alfred Russel Wallace
Alfred Wallace, co-discoverer of the modern theory of evolution and explorer extraordinaire has a strong connection with Singapore. While working in Singapore in the mid-1800s, he made numerous collections of animals from the island as well as recorded many interesting … Continue reading
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Love MacRitchie Walks for NUS – three 2-hour Saturday morning walks from 19 Oct 2013
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The Love MacRitchie walks for NUS are two-hour Saturday morning walks conducted by Raffles Museum Toddycats for the NUS community. Enthusiastic guides will share with you stories about a variety of amazing plants and animals…
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Making the Past Present
The museum was recently featured in ALUMNUS, the almuni magazine of the National University of Singapore. Your support will go a long way in curating and maintaining our exhibits and specimens! Thank you for your support!.
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Toddycats Engage! for MacRitchie at Singapore Futures Sustainability Symposium 2013
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The organisers of Singapore Futures Sustainability Symposium 2013 graciously allowed the RMBR Toddycats a platform to speak up for MacRitchie last Saturday. Several Toddycats enthusiastically answered the call for volunteers by Chloe, especially after the inspirational HOWL…
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Professor Leo Tan appointed Justice of the Peace
In a ceremony held at the Istana on 8 May 2013, 74 Justices of the Peace were appointed by President Tony Tan Keng Yam. Among them is our very own Professor Leo Tan! Professor Tan is currently serving as Director … Continue reading
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