Young NUS lecturers and students take to the International Coastal Cleanup Singapore

There is a bumper crop of groups from NUS taking to the shores as part of the International Coastal Cleanup Singapore.

Raffles Museum Toddycats, although my outfit, is being led by a recent honours graduate,

Raffles Museum Toddycats (20 pax) at Berlayar Creek, 29 Sep 2012 (new site), led by Fung Tze Kwan
NUS staff & students led by Environmental Science and Engineering Students’ Club (60 pax) at Lim Chu Kang East mangrove, 08 Sep 2012 led by the student committee
ULS2204 Biodiversity and Conservation Biology (30 pax) at Ketam Beach, 15 Sep 2012 led by David Bickford
Geography Society (30 pax) at Chek Jawa, 08 Sep 2012 (new group), led by Dan Friess
GEK1515 Environmental Biology (?200pax) at Ketam and Noordin beaches, 08 & 15 Sep 2012 (new group) led by Joelle Lai