Flying Fish Friends

Strophanthus caudatus , a liana, flowered recently in MacRitchie. It belongs to the family Apocynaceae - the same family to which belongs th...

Have you seen flowers that astound you with their quiet beauty and wished they speak to you and you knew them and call them by name? Or pick...

A year or more had gone by since its host tree died and felled, but the strangling fig is still alive today. Good news though. This fig - Fi...

What is Explore, or rather, explore.org ? Thanks to Jon Kolker's introduction, I have found another new and exciting medium to learn and...

If you can hear, my inner voice speaking behind these written words is soft to the point of void in a vacuum. I make the effort though. A g...

I planted the fig saplings more than a decade ago and she painted them years on as handsome trees that they have become. This is a sweet cha...

Two notable trees worthy of special attention can be found in MacRitchie Reservoir Park today. Both are mature trees and both coincidentally...

Aralidium pinnatifidum is NOT 'Nationally Extinct'. It should not be. I am surprised the newly revised Red Data Book (2nd edition, ...

I find myself in the field again today. Like so many times before it's like home. And it's the best home to be, this field of openne...

If you think the future belongs to our children and that a good start to solving any of tomorrow's problems created today (example, the ...

In this beautiful poem I finally found a voice that so closely echoed all that was whispering in my heart one distilling dawn by the remote ...

This is a belated sad news: a colugo had been found dead by the roadside near Chestnut Drive on Monday morning of 22nd December 2008. Clare...

On a recent outing up Buikit Timah Hill with some wonderfully-kind folks from sponsor SPRING SINGAPORE and beautiful kids from BEYOND, I had...

New Book Recommendation: The Bridge at the Edge of the World: Capitalism, the Environment, and Crossing from Crisis to Sustainability - by ...

I was wondering what photo to use in this post of mine when I chanced upon the photo below: an outdoor toilet or 'jamban' in Pulau U...

My sundew has grown! It has caught its first insect! I am so proud : ) Take a close look. See how the red stalks rising from the leaf surf...