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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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Updates On 1st Mar 2019
1st Mar 2019, by WWF Malaysia
It’s gonna be a ‘water’ful March! 💧
Starting next week, we’re bringing back our #WaterWednesday posts to tie in with #WorldWaterDay on 22 March and our upcoming #JourneyofWaterMY event in April. We’ll be sharing water facts and tips every Wednesday on Facebook and Instagram for the whole month.
But wait, there’s more: we’ve also got #ForestFriday posts – because you can’t have water without forests. 🌳 So stay tuned!
Photo: ©WWF-Malaysia/Hasnoor Hussain
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Updates On 1st Mar 2019
1st Mar 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Protecting our planet of wondrous adventure just got more rewarding!
In conjunction with Earth Hour, from 1 Mar to 14 Apr 2019, simply trade in any pre-loved luggage to enjoy up to 40% off S’Cure or ARQ models. RM10 will be donated to WWF-Malaysia’s conservation efforts with every trade-in purchase.
CIMB card members will also enjoy an additional 10% off, only at Samsonite retail stores and official website.
Get started here: https://www.samsonite.com.my/trade-in/
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Underwater Noise
28th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Whales use clicks, whistles and songs to locate food, raise calves, and find mates. Noise from oil and gas exploration and shipping makes life harder in Arctic seas.
Help us protect Arctic whales from underwater noise - let their governments know you want a quieter ocean!
http://panda.org/noise
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Updates On 27th Feb 2019
27th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Can you see the Orangutan nest on top of a tree surrounded by oil palm? Recently, WWF-Malaysia's Sabah Orangutan team conducted recce surveys and interviewed oil palm plantation owners adjacent to the Bukit Piton, a Class 1 Forest Reserve, to understand and record orangutan's persistence in plantations.
During the recce, the team spotted an orangutan nest built on top of an isolated Laran tree surrounded by oil palm. This suggests that planting tree species used by these apes can help to impro...
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Updates On 26th Feb 2019
26th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
It's time to bring our planet back from the brink - and it's going to take all of us to do it! #EarthHour has shown us how much we can achieve together and that's why we know it's possible 😃.
Press ❤️ if you will join us to protect our shared home. This sunset in Sibuan Island, Semporna, Sabah is something that future generations should be able to enjoy.
Please support our marine conservation efforts. Visit https://bit.ly/2Cw1c7x and join our #EarthHour events in Penang and Kedah on 30 ...
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Updates On 25th Feb 2019
25th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Forest loss and degradation is both a cause and effect of climate change. 🌳 Trees like those in the Kubaan-Puak corridor project provide us with the air we breathe, shelter to animals, and a defense against climate change.
Press 💚 if you will #Connect2Earth and protect the lungs of our planet.
Please support our forest conservation efforts. Visit https://bit.ly/2Cw1c7x and join our #EarthHour events in Penang and Kedah on 30 March 2019; or share your own Earth Hour event ideas.
#Connec...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
25th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Today our #Setiu #Freshwater team and @alphaunisza organised the 1km #plogging of a riverbank and a nesting beach for painted terrapins. They collected 656 kg of waste - more than half the weight of a Proton Saga!
Here's the breakdown of the waste collected today:
Plastic: 241.5 kg
Glass: 200.1 kg
Paper: 2.1 kg
Aluminium cans: 8.3 kg
Others: 204.9 kg
Be fantastic and use LESS PLASTIC :)
Please support our freshwater conservation efforts. Visit https://bit.ly/2Cw1c7x and join our #EarthHour...
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Updates On 25th Feb 2019
25th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
On 30 March 2019, join the first Earth Hour Night Run in Kedah! The run will start and end at Aman Central, Alor Setar. Register: https://bit.ly/2DBnPrE Registration proceeds will be channelled to WWF-Malaysia’s conservation efforts.
WWF-Malaysia sincerely thanks
1. The Earth Hour in Kedah and Penang corporate sponsors: Celcom, Samsonite, Salesworks and SG Global Support Services
2. The Earth Hour in Kedah co-organisers the Kedah State Government and Alor Setar City Council
3. Collaborators A...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
25th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Good morning, guys! Any ideas on how we can turn the dirty and less-than-fantastic Photo 1 into the clean and awesome Photo 2 (swipe left)? Let us know in the comments below :)
Please support our freshwater conservation efforts. Visit https://bit.ly/2Cw1c7x and join our #EarthHour events in Penang and Kedah on 30 March 2019; or share your own Earth Hour event ideas.
#Connect2Earth #MYCleanWaterCleanAir #WetlandsAreNotWastelands #SetiuWetlands #GanuKite #PloggingPantaiSetiu
Photo credits:
Pho...
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Updates On 22nd Feb 2019
22nd Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
From land to sea, we're all interconnected on this amazing planet 🙂. Like the reefs in Tun Mustapha Park, Sabah that protect the region from global challenges such as climate change, and provide livelihoods to local communities.
Tag a friend and spread the message to help protect our incredible natural sites and save our heritage 💪🌏 🐢
Support our marine conservation efforts. Please visit https://bit.ly/2Cw1c7x and join our #EarthHour events in Penang and Kedah on 30 March 2019; or ...
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Updates On 21st Feb 2019
21st Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Coral reefs are home to an array of biodiversity. 🐠🐟 The same biodiversity that provides food security, income and other benefits to communities. 💙 However climate change, pollution and other factors threaten the survival of corals, like this coral reef used by fish in our marine project site in Tun Mustapha Park, Sabah. 😯Urgent action is needed to change climate change and save our coral reefs and marine species.
Click ❤️ if you'll help protect the treasures of our oceans!
Pl...
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Timeline Photos
21st Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
A limited edition coffee table book chronicling the lives of the Penan, a semi-nomadic tribe living sustainably in a forest between the Kuba'an River and Puak River is available for a minimum donation of RM350.
Donate before 31 March 2019 to receive your very own The Kuba'an-Puak Story coffee table book!
Make your donation here 👉 https://www.pandashop.my/kpcb/
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Updates On 20th Feb 2019
20th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
The natural beauty of Ulu Muda Forest Complex in northern Kedah might take your breath away, 😯 but did you know that rainforests produce 40% of the earth's oxygen while only making up 6% percent of its land surface? This is why it's all the more vital that we protect our rainforests.🌳💚
Support WWF-Malaysia’s forest conservation efforts. Please visit https://bit.ly/2Cw1c7x and join our #EarthHour events in Penang and Kedah on 30 March 2019; or share your Earth Hour event.
#Connect2...
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Updates On 20th Feb 2019
20th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Rising sea levels caused by climate change threaten the survival of mangrove forests. 😯 The very forests that is home to a variety of species, including tigers 🐅. We need to change climate change to prevent the entire destruction of forests, the only home to tigers. 🌳💚
Click ❤️ if you'll join us to protect precious forests.
Support our forest conservation efforts. Please visit https://bit.ly/2Cw1c7x and join our Earth Hour events in Penang and Kedah on 30 March 2019; or share y...
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Updates On 18th Feb 2019
18th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
The Water Risk Filter’s new Respond section is LIVE today. Already a leading and trusted online tool for water risk assessment, this latest upgrade offers a fundamental shift in what the tool can do – guiding companies and investors from assessment to response to water risks.
Urgent action is needed to tackle the pressing water risks highlighted by the World Economic Forum and for the first time, companies and investors have a unique tool to help them not only assess but also better respo...
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Updates On 18th Feb 2019
18th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Setiu Wetlands is one of our project sites in Terengganu. Thanks to your support, the gazettement of the 432.4 hectares came into effect last May.
This wetland area is important for the painted terrapin population as well as mangrove and marine turtle conservation.
Support our freshwater conservation efforts. Please visit https://bit.ly/2Cw1c7x and join our Earth Hour events in Penang and Kedah on 30 March 2019; or share your Earth Hour event. #Connect2Earth #EarthHour
Photo: © WWF-Malays...
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Updates On 18th Feb 2019
18th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
40 more days to #EarthHour 2019! 😀 Together, let’s show our ❤️ for our home and all that makes it beautiful! 🌎 RSVP today at https://bit.ly/2Cw1c7x and join our #EarthHour events in Penang and Kedah on 30 March 2019; or share your own Earth Hour event ideas. It’s time to #Connect2Earth and #Nature!
#WeAreNature
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