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The New Big Five for future travel bucket lists: Tiger, elephant, polar bear, gorilla and lion
A New Big Five global project takes a revitalised perspective on wildlife with photography.PHOTOS: RAMAKRISHNAN AIYASWAMY, DAVID LLOYD, DAVE SANDFORD, USHA HARISH, CAROLE DESCHUYMERE
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NEW DELHI - Men in yellow hard hats lay pipes in the ground as the streets around the capital s iconic India Gate are largely quiet with just a few cars whizzing by because of the strict lockdown following a devastating second wave of Covid-19 cases in India.
Red sand and black lamp posts linked by thick chains that used to line the near 3km-long boulevard called Rajpath, which runs from the India Gate to the President s House, have largely been cleared to build toilets, parking space and underpasses.
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Growing number of hikers at Clementi Forest puts two species at risk NParks National Biodiversity Centre deputy director Lua Hock Keong looking for the two orchid species during the rescue mission. ST PHOTO: MARK CHEONG
The rare hidden zeuxine and common snout orchid collected in a container by NParks staff at Clementi Forest last Wednesday.ST PHOTO: MARK CHEONG
Mr Lua at the Singapore Botanic Gardens Seed Bank with tanks of the two rare orchids from Clementi Forest. They are being nurtured to ensure their survival.ST PHOTO: MARK CHEONG
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Researcher of giant clams is first from S pore to receive prestigious fellowship in marine conservation
Dr Neo Mei Lin was named a marine fellow by The Pew Charitable Trusts, along with eight other scientists worldwide.PHOTO: THE ALUMNUS
Dr Neo Mei Lin conducting field surveys of giant clams at Pulau Biola, located at the southern extremities of Singapore’s southern islands, in 2010.PHOTO: RIA TAN
PublishedApr 1, 2021, 4:42 pm SGT
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