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🌳 The Land Transport Authority (LTA) recently released an Environmental Impact Study (EIS) on the construction of an 800m portion of a viaduct passing through Sembawang Woods, as part of the upcoming North-South Corridor. Currently under MINDEF land, this area largely comprising of secondary forest houses at least 113 flora and 142 fauna species. 🌱 …
With the recent unfortunate news on the Kranji Forest Parcel Clearing, SYVB\’s new core team wrote an open letter to JTC to share our concerns and recommendations. To download our open letter found under our resources, click on this link. Or you can refer to our infographics below. You can also follow us on our …
Hi everyone!2021 greeted us with days and days of endless rain. While many enjoyed the cooling ‘sweater weather’, do the intertidal marine animals share similar sentiments? The Chek Jawa flooding in 2007 is an example of how prolonged heavy rainfall can potentially affect our shores. More in this infographic! Ria Tan’s post on freshwater flooding …
The Housing & Development Board (HDB) recently released the Environmental Baseline Study of Dover Forest. Take a look at the report found on this website under the heading “Planning with the Environment in mind”: https://www.hdb.gov.sg/cs/infoweb/about-us/our-role/smart-and-sustainable-living/green-towns. The report states Dover forest has been zoned as “Residential”. The area is 33 hectares and comprises of secondary forest …
Dear Friends of Nature, about three weeks ago, we put up a form to gather feedback regarding the planned development at the Bukit Batok Hillside Park area. We have read through the feedback and highlighted your concerns in an email to HDB. As we await their reply, the infographics below give a quick summary of …
Summary of Bukit Batok Hillside Park Proposed Developments EIA feedback gathered Read More »
Dear Friends of Nature, on 6 June 2020, an environmental impact assessment (EIA) report was published regarding the planned development work at the Bukit Batok Hillside Park area. Although the forest and stream site may not be very big, we believe that it still has conservation value and may have bigger implications on conservation in …
Feedback for Bukit Batok Hillside Park Development Project Read More »
Dear Friends of Nature, as we all know, palm oil is a key ingredient in many of our day to day products. However, there are serious implications from the unabated use of it and one of the most obvious manifestations in Singapore would be haze. Do check out the infographic below to find out more! …
