Many invertebrate and plant species are difficult to identify even by taxonomic experts. This
has created a major obstacle for understanding the ecology of tropical environments. Here …

This paper presents initial findings from research on the hydro-geomorphic status of Nee
Soon freshwater swamp forest catchment in Singapore. The hydrological system of Nee …

The current paper acts as an introduction to nine following papers concerning the hydrology
and biodiversity of Nee Soon freshwater swamp forest. Freshwater swamp forest is a …

Biodiversity baselines were established for dragonflies of Nee Soon freshwater swamp
forest based on quantitative sampling across the eight sub-catchments. Surveys were …

As Singapore's only remaining patch of primary freshwater swamp forest, the good
management of the Nee Soon catchment is of utmost importance if a large proportion of the …

We investigated processes contributing to periodic acidification events in headwater streams
of Nee Soon Forest Catchment (NSFC) in Singapore by monitoring hydrochemical changes …

The current paper acts as a summary to the “Nee Soon Swamp Forest biodiversity and
hydrology baseline studies project”, including results published previously and the results …

We report the discovery of several specimens of the genus Encheloclarias Herre &
Myers, 1937, in Singapore, from Nee Soon Swamp Forest in the Central Catchment Nature …

Freshwater swamp forests are poorly studied but highly threatened freshwater habitats,
especially in Southeast Asia. Very little is known about the environmental factors associated …

Investigating non-native species' impacts on recipient communities in the context of local
habitat conditions is vital to understanding their potential invasiveness. This study used …