The TEE Lab is working with the South East Asian Rainforest Research Partnership (SEARRP), the University of Kent, and the Department of...

The TEE Lab's recent publication in Biotropica, titled " Dung beetle-megafauna trophic networks in Singapore’s fragmented forests", has...

The TEE lab went out for a “dragonfly walk” at Toa Payoh Town Park on 15 August 2020. Our goal was to learn how to identify common...

Singapore has Nature Ways that are "routes planted with specific trees and shrubs to facilitate the movement of animals between two...

Dung beetles primarily rely on mammal dung as a food resource, and are thus affected by declines in mammal populations as a result of...