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Sharing Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal shores with youth leads (opens the original)
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An amazing coral reef has naturally settled on the seawalls of Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal with seagrasses in the artificial lagoon. These happened without planting. They are the babies from unseen Mother Shores that lie in the far west.We shared these with youth leads and hope they will be inspired to bring others to see other East Coast shores too. This shore is now strictly off limits without a permit. But we felt the youth leads should have a chance to see for themselves. The visit was arrang
Let's guide for our Mother Shores: Oct workshops (opens the original)
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Join a talk about Our Mother Shores, participate in a hands-on workshop, then go on a field session at the coral reefs and seagrass meadows at East Coast Park.Discover how to have fun being a nature guide. Then start sharing your love for nature! So more can learn about our Mother Shores and their babies that have resettled naturally on artificial shores in East Coast Park.Places are limited by room size: register hereIf there is interest, this can be organised again for November (and even Decem
Sharing Marina East mangroves with youth leads (opens the original)
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A patch of wild mangroves has settled naturally on the Marine East seawall! We shared these with youth leads and hope they will be inspired to bring others to see it too. This is part of Love our Mother Shores: visit baby mangroves in the East!We went at a high tide (about 2m) and it was still possible to see a lot of things. Thanks to Nasry for sharing about the mangrove plants and their ecology. Photo by Jayden Kang.Thanks to Jayden for organising the event, and special thanks for flying the d
Semakau fish farm finally to be removed? (opens the original)
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Said to be the largest in Singapore, this fish farm near Pulau Semakau is finally going to be dismantled and removed. More than three years after the farm was abandoned.Photo taken on our last survey in Apr 2026.Barramundi Group's abandoned fish farm is located very close to natural mangroves, reefs and seagrass meadows at Pulau Semakau North. We have checked it out every time we survey there. On our last survey in Apr 2026, the farm remains totally abandoned and in a state of decay. Since our A
Love Our Mother Shores: Help make nudibranchs! (opens the original)
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These handmade nudibranchs are given out as prizes and gifts during Love our Mother Shores events: talks, walks, exhibitions.I need help making lots of them as we try to share with as many people as possible about Our Mother Shores.You are the person to help us ifYou Love Our Mother Shores and her Babies.You can thread a needle and knot it in 30secs. You love hand sewing (these nudis cannot be made by machine sewing)Have time to produce at least 60 nudibranchs a month.Sign up here!All materials
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