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Rachel Cohn
February 27, 2017March 2, 2017 Rachel CohnDuke Marine Lab, Singapore – 2017, students, travel

Day By Day

South It’s astonishing to me that in the 360 degree view I had from the top of the Marina South Pier where our journey this morning began, one half was engulfed by calm blue water,Continue reading

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Rachel Cohn
February 27, 2017March 3, 2017 Rachel CohnDuke Marine Lab, Singapore – 2017, travel

Day by the Bay

It’s astonishing to me that in the 360-degree view I had from the top of the Marina South Pier where our journey this morning began, one half was engulfed by calm blue water, while theContinue reading

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Samantha McLendon
February 29, 2016 Samantha McLendonSingapore – 2016, travel

Islands and Otters

Today we awoke bright and early to depart at 8:00 am for St. John’s Island (not to be confused with the island of the same name in the Caribbean).  We took a ferry to theContinue reading

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Angela Griffe
February 29, 2016 Angela GriffeDuke Marine Lab, forests, Singapore – 2016, students, travel

Monkey Business

Today was an intense day. Starting bright and early at 7 AM, we stumbled out of bed and onto Mr. Koh’s bus. By 7:30 we were beginning our hike through the MacRitchie Reservoir. We wereContinue reading

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Tom Schultz
February 29, 2016 Tom SchultzSingapore – 2016, travel

Stacked wetlands and a walk among the trees

Alexandra Stacked Wetlands This morning we walked a portion of the Alexandra connector along the Alexandra canal. The city has built a nice walkway along the lower portion of the canal which consists of concreteContinue reading

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Tom Schultz
February 26, 2016 Tom SchultzSingapore – 2016, travel

A day and a night in the mangroves of Singapore

Sungei Buloh: a mangrove wetland on the north side of the country looking across the Straights of Johor to Johor, Malaysia. There is a nice visitor center with a paved nature walk through the mangroves.Continue reading

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Tom Schultz
February 24, 2016February 28, 2016 Tom SchultzDuke Marine Lab, Singapore – 2016, travel

Urban Tropical Ecology: first day

Amazing day, great beginning to the course. We started at 10am in the hotel lobby and caught the bus/MRT to Gardens by the Bay. The students loved the botanical gardens and were able to walkContinue reading

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Tanaira Cullens
March 26, 2012March 5, 2014 Tanaira CullensDuke Marine Lab, environmental policy, Singapore - 2012, students, travel

Temple Walk

Yesterday was Sunday here in sunny Singapore. A day that many use as a day to worship and give many thanks to their respective gods for life health strength and various other things. We startedContinue reading

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Michelle LaRocco
March 24, 2012March 5, 2014 Michelle LaRoccoDuke Marine Lab, environmental policy, Singapore - 2012, students, travel

Adventures in Snorkeling -or- When Trigger Fish Attack

  We woke up early to a beautiful sunrise on the island and a great breakfast prepared by the staff. Afterward we practiced our snorkeling in the shallows off the beach. Less than 100 mContinue reading

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Michelle LaRocco
March 22, 2012March 5, 2014 Michelle LaRoccoDuke Marine Lab, environmental policy, Singapore - 2012, students, travel

Welcome to Malaysia

We drove north trough Singapore and crossed the Strait of Johor into Malaysia (new passport stamp – yay) and continued north into Malaysia. The countryside is mostly palm oil plantations and some rubber plantations, theContinue reading

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