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WWF Malaysia News & Blogs
Instantly update yourself on the latest animal welfare developments. Leading animal shelters and rescuers will share news and knowledge with you, consolidated through their blogs and social media pages.
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Arent The Creatures Of Our Ocean Simply Spectacula..
8th Jun 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Aren’t the creatures of our ocean simply spectacular? ❤️From the humpback whale to the spinner dolphin and so much more, oceans are home to an incredible array of wildlife. However, these amazing ecosystems are in crisis from threats such as overfishing, climate change, pollution and more😔
Plastic pollution is so severe, it’s now in our food, water, and air. Are you ready to say no to a #PlasticDiet? go.plastic.org/plastics #WorldOceansDay
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Tigers Are Hunted For Almost Every Part Of Their B..
7th Jun 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Tigers are hunted for almost every part of their body, including their skin and bones. Where there is a demand, there is always a supply.
Do you want to know how you can help our Malayan tigers? Grab a snack and a seat at the Monday Munch and Learn with WWF-Malaysia this 17 June 2019. Details are as below:
Date: 17 June 2019 (Monday),
Time: 3.00 p.m - 5:00 p.m..
Venue: Common Ground Jaya One, Petaling Jaya,Selangor.
Tickets available at https://cgwwfmalaysia.peatix.com?utm_source=hootsu ite&u...
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World Environment Day - We Are Nature
5th Jun 2019, by WWF Malaysia
🌿 We are nature. By destroying it, we destroy ourselves. Yet in the last 40 years:
60% of all wild vertebrates have disappeared 🐆 .
40% of all insect species 🐜 are threatened.
80% of reefs are endangered 🌊🐚
We need to stop and speak up for nature 👉 http://bit.ly/300NV1B
Let’s build a future where people live in harmony with nature. #Connect2Earth #NewDealForNature
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Its World Environment Day Dyk That Air Pollution N..
5th Jun 2019, by WWF Malaysia
It’s World Environment Day! #DYK that air pollution not only affects the health of humans but also the health of our planet? While exposure to it can result in breathing difficulties, pollutants like carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and methane trap heat which can cause the planet to warm. Find out what you can do to #BeatAirPollution https://bit.ly/2Q25KZV #Connect2Earth
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Blessed Eid. Let's Not Over-Eid Hari Raya Is A Tim..
4th Jun 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Blessed Eid. Let's not over-Eid! Hari Raya is a time for celebration and feasting. But let's be mindful to buy, cook and eat just enough. Why? Because 1/3 of all food goes to waste, especially during festivities, making food waste a big threat to our planet and future.
Share this message with your friends so that everyone can save 1/3. Have a safe trip balik kampung!
www.saveonethird.org
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WWF-M'sia Urges Joint Effort With Indonesia To Sav..
4th Jun 2019, by WWF Malaysia
The death of Tam, our last male Sumatran rhino in Sabah reminds us that a species can go extinct in our lifetime. However, Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) is a medical procedure that could be used to breed the remaining three rhinos by collaborating with their Indonesian counterparts to exchange gametes.
WWF-Malaysia calls on the government to enhance diplomatic efforts towards Indonesia, in order to help save this species by allowing ART to take place.
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Selamat Hari Gawai. Gayu Guru Gerai Nyamai. Yes, I..
1st Jun 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Selamat Hari Gawai. Gayu Guru Gerai Nyamai.
Yes, it’s that time of the year to give thanks for a bountiful harvest. In conjunction with the celebration, let's also appreciate the abundance of flora and fauna that we have. Share with us what is it about Mother Nature that you are most grateful for, and how we can help conserve our biodiversity. We love to hear from you!
#savewildlife #eatingwildlifeisnotcool #thinkglobalactlocal #gawai2019 #wwfmy #sarawak #wildlifehero
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Malaysia To Send Up To 100 Tonnes Of Plastic Waste..
30th May 2019, by WWF Malaysia
The Malaysian government will send back up to 100 tonnes of plastic waste because it was too contaminated to recycle. "Malaysia will not be the dumping ground of the world,” Environment minister Yeo Bee Yin（杨美盈）said. "Malaysians have a right to clean air, clean water and a clean environment to live in, just like citizens of developed nations,” said the Kementerian Tenaga, Sains, Teknologi, Alam Sekitar dan Perubahan Iklim (MESTECC) minister.
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Lets Become A Wildlife Hero This Kaamatan And Gawa..
30th May 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Let’s become a wildlife hero this Kaamatan and Gawai festivals by not consuming threatened wildlife with our family and friends. Your kind action helps the species from going to the brink of extinction. Do your part. Save wildlife.
Wishing our Kadazan, Dusun, Murut and Dayak friends and supporters a safe journey back home and joyous festival.
#savewildlife #eatingwildlifeisnotcool #kaamatan2019 #thinkglobalactlocal #gawai2019 #wwfmy #sarawak #wildlifehero #gawaicountdown #sabah #b...
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Last Male Sumatran Rhino In Malaysia Dies
28th May 2019, by WWF Malaysia
"Tam's death underscores how critically important the collaborative efforts driving the Sumatran Rhino Rescue project are," said WWF Wildlife Practice Leader, Margaret Kinnaird.
As tragic as Tam’s death is, it's a wakeup call to find more animals in the wild, says Kinnaird. The good news is that they succeeded in capturing a new female last year, named Pahu. Her transfer to a new breeding facility in Kelian was so important, she was provided with a police escort and mudslide-clearing bulldoz...
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Today, We Bid Farewell To Tam, Our Last Surviving ..
27th May 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Today, we bid farewell to Tam, our last surviving male Sumatran rhino. Our hearts are filled with sadness as we mourn not only the loss of wildlife but the loss of a species. With Tam gone, we now only have Iman left, our last female rhino.
If we are not careful, the Sumatran rhino will not be the only species that will go extinct under our watch. Our other prized wildlife like elephants, pangolins, bantengs and clouded leopards will also likely meet the same fate if we don't protect them now. ...
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