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Urbanisation, climate change,
illegale wildlife trade
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and invasione of alien species
are increasingly threatening
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the life span of wildlife species.
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Wildlife conservati in is not only about
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the survival of plants and animal species,
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but also educating people
on living harmoniously
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with wild species and their habitats.
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Wildlife conservcation
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can be further broken down
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into in-situ and ex-situ conservation.
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The once endangered Singapore-native
Oriental Hornbill saw hope
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with the Singapore Hornbill Project.
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The installation of artificial nest boxes
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provide a safe environment for breeding.
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The Hornbill has since returned
to significant numbers.
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In Singapore, places such as our zoo,
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the botanical gardens and seed banks
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protect local wildlife
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outside their natural habitats.
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Did you know that Singapore
has 5 guiding principles
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to support wildlife conservation?
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For wildlife to thrive in Singapore,
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safeguarding our biodiversity
is fundamental
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Singapore's nature corridors
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connect our green spaces
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for wildlife to thrive
in forested patches,
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parks, trees and shrub-lined routes.
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These corridors act as a safe highway
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for wildlife to intermingle
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and live in their natural habitats.
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Singapore also recognizes
the importance of policy
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in wildlife conservation.
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