Ecology
Asia was launched in 2001, exactly 20 years ago. It has outlived many
other worthy websites, but maintains its niche in providing an easy
introduction to the amazing diversity of Southeast Asia's vertebrates.
The website includes more than 800 factsheets, made easily accessible by
a simple top-down menu system. And nice photos too, all taken in natural
settings.
Ecology Asia is widely used as a student resource: I receive many
well-written emails from school or university students requesting
permission to use an image or two.
We continue to host a simple online short-note publication entitled
'Southeast Asia Vertebrate Records' or SEAVR. Submissions from the
Philippines now dominate SEAVR, which is a grateful contribution. Recent
notable SEAVR
include:
First record of Asiatic Painted Frog Kaloula pulchra on Samar Island,
Philippines [pdf]
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here
First report of Tropidolaemus subannulatus from Romblon Island
Group, Central Philippines [pdf]
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here
First record of Hipposideros coronatus (Peters
1871) (Hipposideridae) on Siargao Island, Philippines
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here
I hope you all stay healthy as the world battles the Covid-19
virus. If you're stuck at home, there's plenty to explore in Ecology
Asia.
Stay healthy !
Thanks to : Sophia Sak Baker, Andie Ang, Marcus Chua, Charles Currin, Vilma D'Rozario, Graeme Guy, Law Ingg Thong, Law Ing Sind, Benjamin Lee,
Leong Tzi Ming, Joseph Lim, Kelvin Lim, Lim Kim Seng, Norman Lim, Celine
Low, Shawn Lum, Ulrich Manthey, Terry McNeice, Ng Bee Choo, Tony O'Dempsey, Timothy Pwee, Morten Strange, Serin
Subaraj, Robert Teo, Noel Thomas, Yeo Suay Hwee, Yong Ding Li
... I get by with a little help from my friends.
Ecology Asia is not, and
never will be, available on :