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kranji
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28 March 2019
Kranji and Mandai shores in the 2019 Draft Master Plan
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Good to see that the Plan reflects new extended Park area from Sungei Buloh to Lim Chu Kang. It also highlights the importance of Sungei Bul...
04 March 2018
In the news: Invasive mussels in Singapore's northern shores
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The mussels we have been seeing at Kranji and the work done on them by Lim Jia Yi were featured in major mainstream media articles recently...
13 February 2018
Invasive mussels on Singapore's northern shores
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Lim Jiayi has written an great paper about the invasion of mussels that I've been seeing at Kranji in Jan 2018 and Mar 2017 . What a...
30 January 2018
Kranji Clamity Continues
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The dense beds of mussels are still at Kranji! The situation is quite similar to what we saw in Mar 2017 . We again removed a small amoun...
10 March 2017
Clams and clear water at Kranji
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I was astonished to see that mussels and clams have formed dense beds over the entire shore at Kranji! This shore used to be sandy/muddy and...
10 August 2016
Massive bright green bloom at Kranji Reservoir: what impact?
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There is now a massive bloom that turned Kranji Reservoir bright green as far as I could see from the sluice gate. I have no idea what caus...
18 July 2016
Dead fishes at West Johor Strait, 17-18 Jul 2016
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Hundreds of dead fishes have been seen washing up at West Johor Strait over the last two days. Most of the dead fishes were about the sam...
15 March 2015
Update on mass fish deaths: West Johor Strait
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I've been checking our northwest hores every day from the last 5 days (since 11 Mar). I continue to see small numbers of large dead fish...
08 March 2015
Dead fishes still washing up at Lim Chu Kang
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At Lim Chu Kang Jetty, last night's tide had left behind more dead fishes. I checked it out at dawn and also checked out Kranji and Sung...
07 March 2015
Mass fish death at Lim Chu Kang and Kranji
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There are hundreds if not thousands of dead fishes floating up on the northwest shore today. From Lim Chu Kang Jetty to Kranji. I hear so...
04 March 2015
Fishes dying at Sungei Buloh?
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I smelt dead fish even from the carpark of the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Extension this afternoon. I headed out to the coastal boardwalk ...
23 October 2014
Mandai and Kranji mangroves to be fenced
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Fences will be built on the landward side of Mandai and Kranji mangroves. Probably similar to the ones built along northern Pulau Ubin. ...
21 October 2014
Lots of dead farmed fishes at Lim Chu Kang, and now also at Kranji
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More dead farm fishes washing up at Lim Chu Kang this morning. I also saw dead farm fishes washing up at Kranji Reservoir Park.
29 July 2013
More Beccari hunting from Kranji
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Rare seagrasses are still there, on the other side of Sungei Mandai Besar ! Along the way, I checked on the narrow strip of mangroves gro...
Kranji, less trashy?
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I had a quick look at the trash situation along the narrow strip of mangroves growing behind the heavy industries located near the Kranji sh...
01 May 2013
Mangrove and freshwater bryozoans on Singapore's northern shores
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A large team explores Lim Chu Kang mangroves to find the intriguing amphibious bryozoans that Dr Dennis has told us about during the Bryozoa...
17 March 2013
Checking up on Kranji mangroves
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There's a thin sliver of mangroves at Kranji behind heavy industrial sites. I wondered how it is doing since I last visited in Feb 2011 ...
Angry about litter on our shores? DO something!
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Here's a chance for you to take the lead on marine litter. International Coastal Cleanup Singapore is looking for volunteer coordinators...
25 July 2012
Bivalve Workshop at Kranji with horseshoe crab rescue
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The Bivalve Workshop heads out to the mudflats of Kranji early this morning to look for mangrove and mud clams! They were kind enough to le...
13 September 2011
Elevating the mangroves with Rick
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I learnt a lot of new things about mangroves from Rick! He's doing an important study of Mandai mangroves and I was thrilled to have a ...
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