The others who attended the event included heads of the different parks including Jurong Bird Park General Manager Raja Segran, Singapore Night Safari General Manager Vijaya Kumar Pillai, and River Safari General Manager Desmond Tan. Philippine Ambassador to Singapore Minda Cruz witnessed the event spearheaded by WRS Chief Executive Officer Isabella Loh, Chairman of the Singapore Environment Council. Singapore's Jurong Bird Park on April 17 released two pairs of the endangered pigeon to its Southeast Asia Aviary as part of the Breeding Loan Agreement between the Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau (PAWB) and the Wildlife Reserves Singapore (WRS). It’s expanded its warehouse space and is gearing up for its busiest year yet.Philippine officials expressed their gratitude to Singapore for helping to save the endangered Luzon bleeding-heart pigeon. I dropped in last week and was pleased to see that the Market is growing. The Seattle Wholesale Growers Market is a farm-owned cooperative with a focus on local, seasonal, and sustainable flowers. There’s plenty going on in all seasons of the year. Blooming is definitely not all a plant can offer. So, too, one of the lessons I’ve learned from the flower growing experts at the Seattle Wholesale Growers Market is that you can make a spectacular bouquet from stems, twigs, pods, leaves, and things scavenged from nature. Here is one of its lessons: “In a poem, the secrets of the poem give it its tension and gift of emerging sense and form, so that it’s not always the flowering in the poem and the specific images that make it memorable, but the tensions and physicality, the rhythms, the underlying song.” Kunitz finds metaphors for his poetry writing in his flower garden. Stanley Kunitz, from The Wild Braid: A Poet Reflects on a Century in the Garden For example, the phlox is beautiful in its mass of foliage, even before the blossoms emerge.” “We tend to consider bloom to be the ultimate gift of the garden, but the structure is just as important. The Georgetown warehouse of the Seattle Wholesale Growers Market
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