Take a deep dive into Singapore’s seas with Sam Shu Qin, a marine biologist at the Tropical Marine Science Institute, as she shares her journey in transforming the seabed into vibrant habitats for corals and marine life.
Register (limited slots!) at https://go.gov.sg/nparksspotlight-27May
#DidYouKnow that urbanisation rate in the ASEAN reached 50.1 per cent in 2020? And by 2030, it is projected to reach about 55.6 per cent or 405 million people. This means that urban areas in the ASEAN will face more pressure from expanding populations, limited...
Yes, agriculture and biodiversity CAN help each other! Certain agricultural systems help enhance natural biodiversity while meeting people's food needs. From 25 to 26 May 2023, relevant government agencies and stakeholders in the region will gather in Bangkok,...
To really help #BuildBackBiodiversity, people must be made aware of the value of biological resources and how individual actions can contribute to addressing global biodiversity crisis. Hence, the ASEAN is developing its new regional strategy in communicating...
#WeAreASEANBiodiversity
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