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1 Ιουν 2004 · Pulau Ubin is recognized as one of the last remaining habitats with rare species of wildlife, some already extinct on the mainland. Significant ecological areas
To address these gaps, I mobilise the novel concept of ‘ruralisation’ and employ an ethnographic-style approach to uncover the complex ways urban-led and state-driven ruralisation is experienced by diverse stakeholders who are, in turn, driven to ruralise Ubin in alternative ways from below.
Introduction. An early topographical map produced by the British colonial government in 1939 showed that Pulau Ubin used to be a cluster of five land masses separated by tidal mangrove rivers (Fig. 1) and mangrove and associated intertidal swamp constituted about 40% of the vegetation cover.
1 Ιαν 2009 · PDF | This is an update of the Geology of Singapore first published in 1976 by the former Public Works Department of Singapore. It includes new... | Find, read and cite all the research you...
Pulau Ubin nature: Issue Date: 13-Jan-2020: Citation: GOH FANG MIN (2020-01-13). (RE)PRODUCING AN ISLAND: PEOPLE, PLACE, AND ENVIRONMENT ON PULAU UBIN. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. Abstract: The space of Ubin is undergoing rapid and significant change.
1 Απρ 2022 · Pulau Ubin is located in the Johor Strait between the Malay Peninsula and Singapore Island. The topography shaped in a granitoid complex of Permo-Triassic age, comprises jungle covered and isolated blocky hills, a flat and marshy central valley floor, and a coastline in which grooved boulders are prominent. In papers published in 1847, 1849 and ...
5 Αυγ 2019 · Abstract and Figures. Six plutons of granitic to gabbroic rocks have been recognised in the poorly exposed ground of north and east Singapore using new data from borehole cores and field...
