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Available workshops and programmes::
o Wild Biodiversity Field Studies Camp
Please contact Ms Wang Luan Keng (dbswlk@nus.edu.sg) for more information on the workshops and programmes. |
Mailing address:
Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research
Department of Biological Sciences
6 Science Drive 2, #03-01
Faculty of Science
National University of Singapore
Singapore 117546
REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE
Tel: +65-6516-5082
Fax: +65-6774-8101
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These are three to five days overseas field study camps, where students have a chance to experience the rich biodiversity and culture of our neighbouring countries.
Places include:
- Sedili, West Malaysia
- Pulau Tioman, West Malaysia
- Ulu Gombak Forest Reserve, West Malaysia
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| The resort you will be staying has a lovely environment with tall coconut trees. |
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| At Sedili, you get to explore its spectacular rocky shore. |
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| One of the little animals commonly seen on the shore is the blue striped hermit crab.. |
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| Interesting plants like this pitcher plant can be found in the freshwater swamp forest. |
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| Sedili also boast a mature mangrove forest with various species of mangrove trees, such as the magnificent Lumnitzera littorea. |
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| The beach tacca, which is very rare in Singapore, can be commonly found along the shores. |
Some blogs on Sedili field study camp: |
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| We will stay at the Paya Beach Resort on Pulau Tioman. |
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| Just in front of the resort is a spectacular coral reef. |
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| You will be given a guided walk of the intertidal area at low tide, and get to see interesting marine like sea stars. |
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| There is a good population of sea urchins in the coral reef in front of the resort. |
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| Apart from marine and intertidal ecology, you will get to learn about secondary forest and fresh water ecology too. |
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| You will be given a guided walk in the mangrove and coastal forest. One of the commonly seen animals in the forest are these long-tailed macaques. |
| Some blogs on Tioman field study camp: |
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For more information on field trips and education workshops, please contact:
Ms Wang Luan Keng
Education and Research Officer
Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research
National University of Singapore
Email: dbswlk@nus.edu.sg
