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WWF Malaysia News & Blogs
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Riverbank Restoration Project In Long Semadoh
22nd Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia currently undertakes a pilot riverbank restoration project which uses bio-engineering methods in Long Semadoh, Lawas – arguably could the first in Sarawak.
Supported by CIMB Islamic Bank, this project uses natural materials for live-fencings, brush walls and coconut coir geotextile mats instead of the conventional hard engineering to restore eroded riverbanks of Trusan River.
“Alone we can do so little. Together we can do so much” - Helen Keller. The installations were done ...
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Wwf-Malaysia In Sarawak Is Working Closely With Th..
22nd Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia in Sarawak is working closely with the Lun Bawang community in a quaint village, Long Langai, Ba’ Kelalan to promote sustainable farming of their fragrant Adan rice.
This sustainable rice farming using Systems of Rice Intensification (SRI), is a chemical-free method that can increase paddy yield. Indirectly, it reduces opening of more forests for rice cultivation.
In 2018, 12 farmers committed to be part of this pilot project. After seeing the positive and successful outcome i.e...
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Can You Guess The Name Of These Fishes? Do You Kno..
21st Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Can you guess the name of this fish? Do you know what is the important of this fish to our freshwater ecosystem? Our Freshwater team in Sarawak, among others, is working on protecting the largest freshwater system in Sarawak – the Rajang basin.
Photo © WWF-Malaysia/Angie Sapis
#protectourrivers #cleanwater #fishidentification #environmentaleducation #science #freshwater #conservation #togetherpossible #newdealfornatureandpeople #NDNP #wwfmy #sarawak #baleh #borneo
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The Care Of Rivers Is Not A Question Of Rivers. Bu..
21st Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
“The care of rivers is not a question of rivers. But of the human heart.” - Tanakoo Shozo.
On 4th October, students from SMK Pending, SMK Batu Lintang, SMK St Mary, SMK St Thomas and SMK DPH Abdul Gapor having fun as they learned about the importance of clean rivers through some hands-on activities – DIY water filter, water carry challenge, fish identification and quiz session!
These students came together under the Program Saintis Sungai held recently by Department of Environment (DOE) ...
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Starting This National Environment Day On 19 Octob..
19th Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Starting this National Environment Day on 19 October 2019, roar for our national treasure: pledge to make our Malayan tigers a national priority at wwf.org.my/tigerpledge With less than 200 critically endangered Malayan tigers left, which are all gravely threatened by poaching, we need everyone's support now more than ever to save our Malayan tigers. Thank you.
Photo (c) WWF-Malaysia/Christopher Wong
#MalayanTigerPledge #wwfmalaysia
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Jabatan Hidupan Liar Sabah Ke Arah Inovasi Dalam P..
12th Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Jabatan Hidupan Liar Sabah ke arah inovasi dalam pengumpulan data pendaratan penyu di Sabah. ArcGIS Online Survey123 adalah salah satu teknologi pintar yang diperkenalkan oleh WWF-Malaysia, teknologi ini digunakan dalam telefon pintar Android atau iOS yang kini digunakan oleh semua masyarakat dunia.
Jabatan Hidupan Liar dan WWF-Malaysia kini bekerjasama untuk memperkasakan komuniti dalam pengumpulan data dengan menggunakan mobile Apps survey123 kepada semua Warden Kehormat Hidupan Liar yang ter...
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Budget 2020: Allocation For Environment Sees A Dip
12th Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
The Budget 2020 was announced yesterday, and we would like to congratulate the Government on the allocations for environment and species protection and conservation. While we welcome this announcement, we admit that there are are issues and areas which have been neglected, such as marine biodiversity. Our efforts in marine conservation will not falter, and we will continue to protect and conserve our seas and and coastal area.
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This Morning Our Freshwater Team In Setiuwetlands ..
10th Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
This morning our #Freshwater team in #SetiuWetlands released 54 #paintedterrapins hatchlings into the river.
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This freshwater #turtle species will swim to beaches to lay their eggs, but their main habitats are rivers and estuaries.
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The hatchlings are only two day old, but they could crawl so quickly on land and then headed straight towards the water purely by instinct!
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This little one decided to hang out on a tree trunk for a little while - hope it's not getting cold feet! 😂
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Pagi Tadi Wwfmy Telah Menganjurkan Program Ploggin..
8th Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Pagi tadi #wwfmy telah menganjurkan program #Plogging @ #SetiuWetlands: Walk & Care di Kuala Baharu, #Setiu.
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Anjuran bersama UiTM Machang dan Majlis Daerah Setiu sempena #WorldHabitatDay, sejumlah 415kg sampah sarap telah berjaya dikutip oleh lebih 100 orang peserta.
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Mereka terdiri dari kalangan siswa UiTM Machang serta para pelajar dari 7 buah sekolah rendah dan 4 buah sekolah menengah, 5 agensi kerajaan, 1 organisasi komuniti (Pewanis) dan 4 buah kampung.
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Ikuti acara ini dengan ...
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Chi Chi Is Sad Because Jowlangat2019 Has Ended. Sh..
6th Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Chi Chi is sad because #JoWLangat2019 has ended.
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She's going to miss the #WaterHeroes with whom she's spent three days going to various checkpoints related to water.💧
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She hopes that they will share what they have learned with their friends and family, because alone we are just a drop of water, but together we are an ocean. 💪
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Photo: ©WWF-Malaysia/Darshana Sivanantham
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#JourneyOfWater
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And It's A Wrap After 2 Days Of Discussing What Su..
3rd Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
.... And it's a wrap! After 2 days of discussing what sustainable finance and the private sector can do to preserve and protect our planet, The Cooler Earth Summit officially comes to an end. The closing remarks were given by Dr. Xavier Jayakumar, Minister of Water, Land and Natural Resources (KATS). Dr. Xavier asked an important question - "What are we doing about climate change in our country?"
Malaysia is one of 13 countries with megadiversity. We have to pay more attention to what we have a...
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Say Hi To Our Journey Of Water Langat's Water Hero..
2nd Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Say hi to our Journey of Water Langat's Water Heroes! 🦸♀️🦸♂️
1. Former rock princess turned environmental educator Rina Omar (you might know her as @rockerina on Twitter) 👩🏫
2. Eco-activist and hardcore volunteer Aidil Iman Aidid, who tweets as @sunfloweraidil 👨🌾
3. NST Online's Amal Muses columnist, geologist, and author Amal Nadiah (she's also on Instagram guys!) 👷♀️
4. Environmentalist and river clean-up sifu Eddie Malek of Inspirasi Kawa (...
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Day 2 Of The Cooler Earth Summit -. Mr. Jeremy Pre..
2nd Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Day 2 of The Cooler Earth Summit -
Mr. Jeremy Prepscius, Vice President, at BSR Asia-Pacific, a global nonprofit organisation which aims to build a just and sustainable world:
"Sustainability drives value, lowers cost of capital, lowers business risk & attracts & retains talents - all of which are the core of a business case. We have evolving laws, guidance & norms that allows companies to ask, among others, what is the environmental impact of their supply chain & why should they care. Compan...
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From Dr. Julian Caldecott, Renowned Ecologist Cons..
1st Oct 2019, by WWF Malaysia
From Dr. Julian Caldecott, renowned Ecologist & Conservationist:
"The planet is currently facing a 3 part problem - climate chaos, ecological breakdown & mass extinction. If you imagine this whole process repeating over the world, you get a real grasp of the scale of how this is happening.
60% or more than half of the world's wildlife has died out since 1970. Atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide has stayed under 200 parts per million for 800,000 years but spiked after 1950. The concent...
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