David Emmett- Asia-Pacific field division.

David, a zoologist, is a man who has dedicated his life to his fascination in wildlife, he has been in several countries such as Malawi, Tanzania and Madagascar for diverses studies of biodiversity.
He and his wife were hired by Conservation international to conduct detailed biodiversity surveys of the remote, unexplored places, he had documented about his expeditions, that is what I  will post about.

Singapore, a model for cities worldwide,
In Singapore you can find a lot of treasures, it is one of the most avanced and thriving cities in Asia and in the world, not only in all the business stuff but also the world-class demostration of urban nature conservation.
In the documentary it was shown how there were a lot of nature landscapes and they were pretty beautiful, well-conserved and well- attendenced.
the singaporean government have been worked long time ago to conserve its rainfalls, forests and freshwater reserves, even the government has decreed that  is prohibit  hunting and fishing, making society understand they do not need to hunt their food.
I also find some great new words I did not know and great information you do not found anywhere.

The wildlife is alwasy present in the whole country

"The country was developed based on the same principle that shapes CI’s mission: People need nature. The country was decades ahead of its time.'' -Conservation International