SGStudents from Republic Polytechnic’s Diploma in Environmental and Marine Science conduct weekly fieldwork to study and conserve horseshoe crabs along Singapore’s shores. As part of their final year project, they collect data on environmental conditions and wildlife, contributing to scientific research aimed at protecting these ecologically important but poorly understood species. The activity highlights ongoing efforts to monitor marine biodiversity amid coastal development. The article describes a specific field survey conducted on July 15, emphasizing the students’ dedication to environmental science.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on environmental science education and conservation efforts, which are not inherently politically charged. While environmental issues can be politicized, this piece presents a balanced view of academic research and its contribution to ecological understanding. There is no overtly
