In the early days of June, Tropical Ecology and Entomology (TEE) Lab member Marx Yim (Project Officer) travelled to Forest Research...

The expansion of oil palm across Borneo has fragmented forest habitats and created barriers to movement for many forest animals resulting...

On the last week of May 2022, Tropical Ecology and Entomology (TEE) Lab members, Dr. Eleanor Slade (PI), Marx Yim (Project officer), Ong...

Our warmest congratulations to TEE Lab's postdoc fellow, Dr. Chiew Li Yuen from the Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation...

Pasukan Kumbang Badak (The rhinoceros beetle team) in action! The team started the fieldwork in January 2022 to answer the question: Are...

Our new paper, led by Joe Williamson, and including data collected by ex-TEE Lab undergraduate Enoch Teh during his research project, has...

Sri Lanka has some of the strongest species protection laws that prohibit the exploitation of all endemic species. However, it has been...

The "Taxonomic Checklist of Dung beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Scarabaeinae) in Sabah, Malaysia" has been published onto the Global...

Hey there! I’m Breanna and I joined the Tropical Ecology and Entomology (TEE) lab briefly during the December holidays as a research...

We have a new paper out in the Sepilok Bulletin – the journal of the Forestry Department in Sabah – which shows that some dung beetles...

The TEE Lab was given the amazing opportunity to share about our research on Pulau Ubin! We even saw an Onthophagus dung beetle rolling...

A species checklist is the documentation of what species are present in a geographical space in a certain timeframe, and it allows us to...

In Dr Chiew Li Yuen’s first paper from her PhD, "Dung Beetle-Mammal Dung Interaction Networks are Resilient Across a Gradient of Forest...

Hello everyone! I’m Yong Xu, a Year 3 student from the Asian School of Environment specialising in Ecology. During my last summer break,...

Did you know that Singapore has a total of 133 bee species? In this new paper, we present the first checklist and conservation status...

Hey there! It's Li Si again! A year ago, I posted about my URECA research project and today, I'm excited to finally share about some of...

When competition between males for mates is intense, some males will adopt alternate tactics to increase their chance of mating success....

The TEE Lab is proud to announce that our PhD students Ong Xin Rui, Tharaka SP and Tabitha Hui have successfully passed their qualifying...

As Malaysia’s economy continues to grow, an ever-expanding road network is being built to support the new developments. Whilst roads...

The Tropical Ecology and Entomology (TEE) Lab is ecstatic to announce that we are embarking on a Global Biodiversity Information Facility...