Launched
in 2001, Ecology Asia has grown steadily to become the go-to English
language website for information related to the wildlife of Southeast
Asia. It now comprises over 700 pages and is particularly useful to
those seeking an introduction to the region's mammals and herpetofauna.
The layout is simple, easy to navigate and works well on mobile devices.
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.
Last month saw the partial demise of Southeast Asia Vertebrate Records (SEAVR),
a concept launched in 2016. Sadly, this initiative was not well received
by a vocal minority in some countries. Click here
for an advisory.
On the positive side, detailed vertebrate records and other documents
submitted from the Philippines continue to be hosted.
Click here for more. And records
from Indochina are welcome, as always.
The most recent SEAVR submission documents the discovery of the Malayan
Blue Coral Snake on the island of
Palawan,
Philippines.
I hope you enjoy my website,
Thanks to : Sophia Sak Baker, Andie Ang, Chan Kwok
Wai, Marcus Chua, Charles Currin, Vilma D'Rozario, Horst Flotow, Con
Foley, Graeme Guy, Dave Haylock, Law Ingg Thong, Law Ing Sind, Benjamin Lee,
Leong Tzi Ming, Joseph Lim, Kelvin Lim, Norman Lim, Lioe Kim Swee, Celine
Low, Shawn Lum, Terry McNeice, Alan Morrison, Ng Bee Choo, Tony O'Dempsey, Bruce Paterson, Timothy Pwee, Subaraj Rajathurai, Morten Strange, Serin
Subaraj, Robert Teo, Noel Thomas, Yeo Suay Hwee
... I get by with a little help from my friends.
Ecology Asia is not, and
never will be, available on :
