by the Housing Board by the end of this year is one of the limited number of sandy beaches in Singapore suitable for turtle nesting, a report has found.
The 550-page report - available for physical viewing at the HDB Hub in Toa Payoh by appointment - said nesting turtles have been seen at the site, and the permanent loss of such habitat from reclamation will have a major negative impact on turtles, such as the critically endangered hawksbill turtle, if no intervention takes place.
aiya...just reclaim the land asap.
“Permanent” lost of habitat!
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