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BOLE @MacRitchie Yao Jiaxu Xavier Neo Benedict Lee Chee Keng Jin Jonathan Choong
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BOLE@MacRitchie Yao JiaxuXavier NeoBenedict LeeChee Keng JinJonathan Choong

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Welcome to BOLE!!!B Biodiversity

O Outdoors

L Learning

E Experience

BOLE = Trunk of a tree

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What is Biodiversity? Diversity of living things in the

environment

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Wildlife in Singapore?

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Can you believe that Singapore has these animals?

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Recap!Living things Animals Plants Fungi Micro-Organisms

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Recap!Animals Mammals Birds Fishes Insects

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Recap!Characteristics of Mammals Hair as outer-covering Give birth to their young Warm-blooded Suckle their young

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Native Mammals

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Recap!Characteristics of Birds Have feathers Lay eggs Warm-blooded Have wings, but not all birds can fly. Can

you name some flightless birds?

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Native Birds

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Recap!Characteristics of fishes Have scales Most lay eggs, but some fishes give

birth to young alive. Breathe through gills Most fishes live in water

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Native Fish

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Recap!Characteristics of insects Six legs and antennae Divided into three clear parts: head,

thorax and abdomen Lay eggs Have an exoskeleton

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But there are other groups of animals too…

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Reptiles Have Scales Cold-blooded Lays Eggs Breathe through lungs

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Native Reptiles

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Amphibians Moist skin Cold-blooded Lay Eggs Breathe through gills/lungs Unique Life Cycle

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Native Amphibians

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Arachnids Eight Legs Divided into 2 parts: Head, Abdomen Exoskeleton Lay Eggs

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Plants Able to make its own food Distinct parts: Roots, Stem, Leaves,

Flowers

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Native Plants

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Let’s observe some Biodiversity!!

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Fungi

Reproduce through spores NOT plants Unable to photosynthesize

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Micro-Organisms Unicellular organisms Many different kinds of Micro-organismsI. Planktons (microscopic animal)II. Green algae (microscopic plant)III. Also exists as bacteria Cannot be seen with our bare eyes Microscope needed

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Let’s observe some Biodiversity!!

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Life Cycles

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2-stage Life Cycles Animals that give birth Young looks like Parent Young – Adult

Young

Adult

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3-stage Life Cycles Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians, Arachnids,

some insects, some mammals, most fish Young looks like Parent Egg – Young – Adult

*Young of insect from a 3-stage life cycle is called a Nymph

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4-stage Life Cycle Some insects Young does not look like Parent Pupa Stage Egg – Larvae – Pupa - Adult

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Let’s observe some Life Cycles!!

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Leaf Studies Leaves photosynthesize to make food

for the plant Types of Leaves:

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Let’s observe some leaves!!

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Water Watch Vital for all organisms Diverse habitats We would be analyzing the water at

MacRitchie Reservoir later on, so let’s get ourselves familiar with the procedures

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Water Parameters Smell Color Turbidity Temperature Dissolved Oxygen pH Others

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Biodiversity ConservationAre they without threats?What can we do?

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What are the threats Biodiversity face? Invasive alien species Climate change Pollution Habitat Destruction

Human activity

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What is the importance of conserving Biodiversity? We can then be able to appreciate them We depend on biodiversity to live

healthily Healthy Biodiversity is essential for the

maintenance of healthy ecosystems

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Biodiversity Montage Clips from Awarding-winning

documentary “Planet Earth” Shows you the various natural habitats

of the world and their inhabitants

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RECESS

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Nature Trail BriefingPlease give us your full attention and we will make this briefing as short as possible

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What should be in your bag? Water bottle Umbrella or Poncho Insect repellant Pencils and erasers

Optional things Sketchbook Binoculars Camera

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Do’s and Don'ts Listen to ALL instructions carefully Be quiet at all times in the reserve Watch out for your “Buddy” Maintain a healthy distance from wildlife Walk carefully on uneven terrain Do not go off without telling anybody Do not eat during the trail, only do so

during break time Do not litter

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Dangerous Animals Poisonous Animals like snakes Aggressive monkeys What should you do?

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Let’s move on to the more interesting stuff Animals you might see today Colorful Kingfishers Beautiful Butterflies Cute Squirrels Perhaps even a monitor lizard!

Note: Please do not touch ANY of them, especially the poisonous animals and monkeys

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Plants and others you might seeNative tree speciesTree climbersFernsNative flowering plantsMany different fungi

Note: Please do not destroy or pluck any plants or fungi

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Have fun, And Lastly….


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