Ep 5: Last Time My Kampong Have
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Why is it that animals used to be so commonplace but now we need to take day trips to Ubin to see them? Turns out this is a bigger phenomenon at play! Karsts, rainforests - our constant demand for resources and unsustainable trade are pushing these ecosystems to the brink - and there's a real cost to biodiversity! Join @sankarology and @ohletsfly as they talk about this crisis and what we can do about it.
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