Sentosa Faunal Study Report



Manuscript 216.73.216.10 (0)

1995

Sentosa Faunal Study Report

Information About

This is a report by the Vertebrate Group of Nature Society (Singapore). It is based on a two months wildlife field survey in Sentosa conducted from July to August 1995, and research data compiled over the past 10 years. The report provides details of the findings, comments on the health of the island and make recommendations to conserve, protect and maintain the natural areas that can contribute to nature tourism. It also includes a list of the vertebrates that can be found there.

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Additional Details

Title
Sentosa Faunal Study Report
Creators
  • Rajathurai, Subaraj
Subject
  • Sentosa (Singapore)
  • Vertebrate surveys--Singapore
  • Wildlife conservation--Singapore
  • Vertebrate populations--Singapore
  • Ecotourism--Singapore
  • Nature conservation--Singapore
Publisher
  • National Library Board Singapore, 1995
Contributors
  • Nature Society (Singapore)
  • Nature Society (Singapore)
Digital Description
application/pdf, 1 map
Table of Contents
  • Summary -- Introduction -- Objective of faunal study -- Faunal study methodology -- Findings of survey -- Discussion -- Conservation recommendations - in brief -- Suggested improvements - in brief -- The nature tourism advantage -- Conclusion -- Sentosa nature map -- References -- Acknowledgements -- Sentosa vertebrate faunal lists.
Copyright
  • All rights reserved. Nature Society (Singapore), 1995