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About Project Semakau
Project Semakau is a community involvement and conservation project, driven by volunteer-based research led by the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, National University of Singapore, to collect data on the biodiversity of Pulau Semakau so as to realise and enhance the island's value as a nature education and conservation site. find out more ยป
 
Latest News & Events
20 Sep 2009
Transect Survey in September
Project Semakau volunteers completed the last transect survey of the year under an overcast sky.
23 Aug 2009
Semakau Walk with Students
On 23 August 2009, an intertidal walk at Semakau was conducted for 27 students from Dunman High and 26 students from Queensway Secondary.
22 Aug 2009
Last Morning Survey for 2009
Project Semakau had its last morning survey on 22 August 2009, where volunteers had to meet at 4.30am in the morning to catch the very early low tide.
25 Jul 2009
July Survey and Exploration Trip

It was another successful survey on 25 July 2009, and some volunteers stayed back after the survey for a barbecue and an exploration trip.