#2 No Butterflies w/o Caterpillars | Human-Wildlife Encounters In SG

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That’s Wild

NParks

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That’s Wild brings together guests from the local nature community and our fellow colleagues from the National Parks Board to chat about what they love best – the wild and wonderful world of biodiversity, and how we are conserving the local flora and fauna here in Singapore, our City in Nature. A brand new season is here! New episodes will be released monthly. Hosted by nature guide and environmental educator Elliott James Ong (@hiddenwilds).

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#2 No Butterflies w/o Caterpillars | Human-Wildlife Encounters In SG

That’s Wild

20 minutes 59 seconds

1 year ago

#2 No Butterflies w/o Caterpillars | Human-Wildlife Encounters In SG

What’s the scariest animal that Choon Beng has ever seen? The answer isn’t what you think it is.

Join reptile and amphibian enthusiasts Law Ing Sind and Law Ingg Thong (aka the Law Brothers) and NParks’ Group Director of Wildlife Management How Choon Beng, as they share about how human-wildlife encounters are managed in Singapore, and what it means to co-exist with our wild companions in our City in Nature.

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Find the transcript for this episode here.

Check out the NParks Wildlife Booklet, a guidebook which covers several wildlife species commonly encountered in Singapore and the dos and don’ts when you encounter them.

Interested to find out more about the human-wildlife encounters in Singapore? Tune in to our series of public webinars hosted by NParks here.

Note: All biodiversity surveys were conducted with the appropriate research permits. The public is reminded that to stay on designated trails, as well as take note of the opening and closing times of our nature reserves and nature parks.