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Marine conservation

ESG

Only 1% of philanthropic funding goes to ocean conservation projects: panellist

Despite clean-up efforts, debris still litters the seabed of the Unesco-listed tidal wetland, which spans the coasts of the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark.
Lifestyle

Dutch divers still haul up debris six years after container spill

Visitors to the Singapore Oceanarium can expect to see a range of sea species, including endangered ones such as Bowmouth Guitarfish and Indo Pacific Leopard Shark.
Lifestyle

RWS to unveil ocean conservation hub, as part of S$6.8 billion expansion

One in three people relies on the oceans for their livelihood, yet the oceans are in danger. They remain little-known, with neither global governance nor the financing needed for their preservation.
Opinion & Features
THE BROAD VIEW

‘We are the ocean’

For its 12th anniversary, SEA Aquarium has specially curated zones to celebrate its impact on marine education, conservation and appreciation.
Lifestyle
TAKING HEART

RWS, Art:Dis make a splash for SEA Aquarium’s 12th anniversary with art exhibit, workshops

From left: Dr Shawn Lum, senior lecturer at Nanyang Technological University’s Asian School of the Environment; Dr Jane Goodall, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute; Dr Sylvia Earle, founder of Deep Hope and Mission Blue; and Esther An, chief sustainability officer of CDL.
Lifestyle
TAKING HEART

CDL dialogue features Jane Goodall and Sylvia Earle to raise awareness of climate action

From left: Hwang Yu-Ning, chief executive, NParks; Tan Kiat How, Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information and National Development; Helen Wong, group chief executive, OCBC; and Dr Theresa Su, lecturer, NUS.
Lifestyle
TAKING HEART

OCBC commits about S$1 million to seagrass restoration project

Whaling: why the practice will not go away
International

Whaling: why the practice will not go away

Without the algae, the coral becomes pale and vulnerable to starvation, disease or death.
Lifestyle

Coral bleachings devastate Bali reefs as sea temperatures rise

The reserve of nearly 200,000 sq km is one of the world’s largest and most biodiverse with more than 3,000 species, many of them found nowhere else.
International

Darwin’s Galapagos island species, protected yet still at risk

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