This is probably Kayakasia's longest way to explore our shores, as we paddle from Pasir Ris to Sembawang! On those rare days the currents + winds are forecasted to be with us, we go with the flow on this one - so it will be fun!
We will make swimming stops at beaches on Coney Island, Punggol Settlement, Seletar Island, and finally Sembawang Park. This is a costal kayak trail that also explores the land use of our shores, of 4 islands, of what was used and unused...as we paddle past a contrast of nature and buildout...
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9 Mar 2020
22 Oct 2018
10 Nov (Sat): Coastal Clean Up at Sungei Seletar with Little Green Men
Sneak a peek at the Seletar jetty and fishermen kelongs on our way to the site, and enjoy the beautiful mangrove forest that surround the river.
Our waterways are often clogged with plastics and other marine debris — so join us on 10 Nov for a coastal clean up to tackle the litter and learn about why this matters to marine life (and eventually, us). Registration now open https://lgmsungeiseletar.eventbrite.sg
Our waterways are often clogged with plastics and other marine debris — so join us on 10 Nov for a coastal clean up to tackle the litter and learn about why this matters to marine life (and eventually, us). Registration now open https://lgmsungeiseletar.eventbrite.sg
11 Jan 2018
Mudflats of Singapore: Kopi Tiam of the Sea
Mudflats teem with delicious burrowing life. Noodly worms. Crunchy clams. Yummy little crab snacks.
You can visit a mudflat AND make a difference by joining the 28 Jan (Sun) session of the Horseshoe Crab Research and Rescue effort by the Marine Conservation Group, Nature Society (Singapore). Help release horseshoe crabs trapped in nets and learn more about our mudflats and mangroves. More details and registration by Nature Society (Singapore).
You can visit a mudflat AND make a difference by joining the 28 Jan (Sun) session of the Horseshoe Crab Research and Rescue effort by the Marine Conservation Group, Nature Society (Singapore). Help release horseshoe crabs trapped in nets and learn more about our mudflats and mangroves. More details and registration by Nature Society (Singapore).
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