There's fascinating marine life to be found on Singapore shores. The Marine Life Fund supports a project by the 17-member conservation group "Youths for the Wild" to increase awareness about marine conservation.
Caring for Marine Life
Will the day come when you can't enjoy sumptuous chilli crabs? The Marine Life Fund supports a project by Temasek Polytechnic's School of Applied Science aimed at improving the survival rate of mud crabs’ hatchlings and larvae.
Wetlands aren't all mud and marsh. Learn more about how wetlands can actually improve and save lives.
Children aged 5 to 15 gathered to initiate the “I am the future, I will not eat shark fins” pledge, with the hope that they can inspire the public in Singapore and communities in Asia to stop the consumption of shark fins soup.
The 24 Indo-pacific bottlenose dolphins in Marine Life Park have received the Agri-food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA)’s approval to be released from quarantine.
Looking for a new year resolution to make? We've got one for you with Ocean Geographic Society's "1000 Kids, One Message".