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Singapore is a highly urbanized state, though it still harbours quite a range of biodiversity. Knowing where vertebrate wildlife occurs, particularly mammals, reptiles and amphibians, can help in conservation efforts.

Please forward details of any significant sightings in Singapore to :

The following data should be included in the email where possible :

- Observers Name
- Date and Time
- Location
- Species Name
- Size / Length
- Behaviour
- Habitat
- Photograph, if available.

Ecology Asia will forward your sighting information to the following organisations :

National University of Singapore, Department of Biological Sciences
National Parks Board (NParks)
Vertebrate Study Group, Nature Society (Singapore).

 

Notes :

Your email address will be used purely for sighting verification and will not be divulged to any third party.

Submitted photographs will be used purely for species identification purposes, and remain at all times the copyright of the photographer.  It is understood that the images may not be reproduced in any way whatsoever without the clear permission of the photographer.