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| Prof Dan Friess when we arrived on Ubin. |
Here's Germaine sharing more about Ubin mangroves and restoration efforts. In the film, Prof Dan shares how he came to Singapore to study our mangroves. Singapore has 35 of the 60 species found globally.
Wednesday, 17 April 2019
Pulau Ubin mangrove restoration featured on 'Tipping Point' on Channel NewsAsia
Restore Ubin Mangroves (R.U.M.) Initiative is featured in Tipping Point, a documentary about climate change by Channel NewsAsia. It will be aired on TV on 21 Apr (Sun) 9pm.
The R.U.M. team and NParks took this opportunity to share about Pulau Ubin's mangroves and the effort to restore them. As well as the important role of mangroves in mitigating climate change.
Here's Germaine sharing more about Ubin mangroves and restoration efforts. In the film, Prof Dan shares how he came to Singapore to study our mangroves. Singapore has 35 of the 60 species found globally.
Germaine and Prof Dan at the R.U.M. restoration site. An abandoned aquaculture pond that is currently too deep for mangroves. Once we fix the ecological conditions, mangroves will settle there naturally.
In the film Prof Dan also shares how mangroves can mitigate climate change by storing carbon. In fact, mangroves are much better at this, they are super carbon storers, compared to other ecosystems! Here's the hardworking film crew among the mangroves at Ubin.
It's tough filming outdoors. I remember it rained suddenly too during the filming. Bravo to everyone and thank you for featuring R.U.M.
Check out Tipping Point on Channel News Asia, from 35:20. Here's some screen shots. Watch it on TV on 21 Apr (Sun) 9pm.
Here's Germaine sharing more about Ubin mangroves and restoration efforts. In the film, Prof Dan shares how he came to Singapore to study our mangroves. Singapore has 35 of the 60 species found globally.
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