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Unmanned drone now part of SLA s Southern Islands inspection regime
The drone is housed in a pod on Pulau Seringat, from which it is launched and returns to after each flight.ST PHOTO: GAVIN FOO
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Some of the nationally endangered species found include the Oriental Magpie-robin, which was newly recorded on Pulau Tekukor. - The Straits Times/ANN
A comprehensive biodiversity survey on the Southern Islands has discovered several rare and endangered species there, including the oriental magpie-robin and spotted wood owl.
The Southern Islands Biodiversity survey looks at the terrestrial and marine habitats of more than 10 islands south of mainland Singapore.
Preliminary findings show that while some of these islands are small and have a history of human activities on them, they are still able to support rich coastal habitats that contain rare and endangered species previously unknown to the area.
The Straits Times
Biodiversity survey on Singapore s Southern Islands finds endangered species
Some of the nationally endangered species found include the Oriental Magpie-robin, which was newly recorded on Pulau Tekukor.PHOTO: NPARKS
Some of the nationally endangered species found include the Great-billed Heron.PHOTO: JONATHAN TAN
The Southern Islands Biodiversity survey looks at the terrestrial and marine habitats of more than 10 islands south of mainland Singapore.PHOTO: MENDIS TAN
The Southern Islands Biodiversity survey looks at the terrestrial and marine habitats of more than 10 islands south of mainland Singapore.PHOTOS: ANG WEE FOONG, LUA HOCK KEONG
PublishedDec 13, 2020, 11:36 am SGT
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