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The Asian School of the Environment (ASE) at NTU is a diverse school focusing on the connections between geosciences, ecology, society and Earth systems. Our approach integrates these disciplines to examine big environmental challenges both in Southeast Asia and globally. We conduct cutting-edge research on topics that include ecology, geohazards, climate change, sea-level rise, environmental sustainability, conservation of environment and biodiversity, and interactions between environment and society.
ASE ranked 13th globally for Environmental Sciences in the 2025 QS World University Rankings by Subject.
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Read all news hereNo need to be frightened of 'timid' monitor lizards in urban areas, say wildlife experts
Last week, Bedok North and Punggol residents came across monitor lizards at their HDB blocks. Dr Shawn Lum, former president of Nature Society (Singapore) and senior lecturer at NTU Asian School of the Environment said that since it is common to find them in and around drains, the monitor lizard at Bedok North could have been “living in easy walking distance” from where it was spotted, Dr Lum said. He said that monitor lizards – like most wild animals – may try to defend themselves if they are cornered and feel threatened, but will “gladly” choose an escape route if there is one.
Read the full Channel News Asia article here.
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