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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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Save 1/3 This Chinese New Year
5th Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
This Chinese New Year, let us be mindful during our reunion dinner and not waste food. Join us in the #SaveOneThird challenge!
1/3 icon represents the portion of food we waste and its avoidable impact on our planet. Use it to snap and share pictures of how much of your food could be saved. If your friends ask about it, be sure to tell them about Save 1/3! Here's how you do it:
1. Grab your plate and fill it with the amount of food you want to eat. Remember to take only what you can finish and ...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
3rd Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
📢 Join Us at Subang Parade on the weekends as you can learn more about green-awareness with our visual reality tools. Also, don't forget to meet up with Chi Chi and join our fun Chi Chi origami workshop, as you can help support our “Panda Home”.
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Swipe next to see all the details. See you there!
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Updates On 3rd Feb 2019
3rd Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
It's International Straw-free Day! Would you like to #Connect2Earth for #EarthHour but aren't sure how? 🌏 Here's an easy tip: Go strawless! Did you know straws can stay in landfills for 200 years? 😲 This causes a lot of harm to our ocean life since they're not biodegradable 💔😭. Next time you're out, remember to ask for drinks without a straw. Share your straw-free pictures in the comments😊💚.
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
3rd Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Our Freshwater team in Sarawak works in the Rajang River basin or watershed as it provides important ecosystem services from upstream to downstream. WWF-Malaysia recommends the conservation of free flowing rivers, fish habitats and Rajang delta.
The team is working closely with different stakeholders to form and adopt an integrated river basin planning in Rajang.
We promote the implementation of Integrated Watershed Management (IWM), sustainable water use and conservation of important freshw...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
2nd Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Selamat Menyambut #WorldWetlandsDay!
Ada tiga langkah yang kita boleh ambil untuk menjaga tanah lembap atau tanah bencah seperti di delta Rajang-Belawai-Paloh:
* Jangan menebang pokok bakau.
* Jangan buang sampah sembarangan. Sampah dibuang ke dalam tong sampah.
* Jadilah pelancong/pengunjung yang bertanggungjawab.
Pulihara, guna sebaik-baiknya dan peliharalah hutan bakau kita. Kita boleh mengatasi perubahan iklim. Tanah lembap ialah penyelesaian semulajadi. Hentikan perubahan penggunaan t...
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Updates On 2nd Feb 2019
2nd Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Happy #WorldWetlandsDay! You might see "Ramsar" mentioned a lot today.
FYI the Convention on Wetlands, called the Ramsar Convention, is the intergovernmental treaty that provides the framework for the conservation and wise use of wetlands and their resources.
The Convention was adopted in the Iranian city of Ramsar in 1971 and came into force in 1975. Since then, almost 90% of UN member states, from all the world’s geographic regions, have acceded to become “Contracting Parties”. The con...
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Timeline Photos
2nd Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Happy #WorldWetlandsDay! You might see "Ramsar" mentioned a lot today.
FYI the Convention on Wetlands, called the Ramsar Convention, is the intergovernmental treaty that provides the framework for the conservation and wise use of wetlands and their resources.
The Convention was adopted in the Iranian city of Ramsar in 1971 and came into force in 1975. Since then, almost 90% of UN member states, from all the world’s geographic regions, have acceded to become “Contracting Parties”. The c...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
2nd Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Happy World Wetlands Day! Here are 3 simple things that we can do to help keep our wetlands:
* Do not remove mangrove trees.
*Do not litter. Rubbish goes into rubbish bins.
* Be a responsible tourist/visitor.
Restore, use wisely and conserve our mangroves. We are not powerless against climate change. Wetlands are a natural solution. Stop draining wetlands.
#keepwetlands #WorldWetlandsDay #conservemangrove
#wwfmy #sarawakmangroves #irrawaddydolphins #connect2earth
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Updates On 1st Feb 2019
1st Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Haven't quit on shark fin soup yet? 你，还在吃鱼翅吗？
Do you know that Malaysia's shark fin consumption is still on a battle after #10yearschallenge. In 2006, Malaysia imported 1,060 metric tonnes (MT) of shark fins and had considerably increased up to 2,304 MT in 2016. (source: Food and Agriculture Organization)
你可知道经过了 #10年挑战 马来西亚的鱼翅食用量依然很高。我 在2016年进口了1,060公吨的鲨鱼鳍，并 2016年大幅增加至2,304公吨 ...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
1st Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Did you know we have dolphins in Sarawak? 🐬 Since the 2015 assessment of the Rajang-Belawai-Paloh delta, more surveys have been conducted on the presence of dolphins and the condition of their habitats in this delta.
We work closely with SARAWAK FORESTRY Corporation, the Institute of Biodiversity and Environmental Conservation of Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS), the Inland Fisheries Division and Forest Department Sarawak to carry out surveys and awareness programmes for local communiti...
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World Wetlands Day Sarawak
1st Feb 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Wetlands like the ones found in Rajang-Belawai-Paloh delta in Sarawak contain important mangrove and peat ecosystems. In 2015, WWF-Malaysia conducted a rapid assessment in the delta and discovered its potential in high conservation value for Irrawaddy dolphins and other endangered and protected species.Here’s a short video of a dolphin sighting during our field work. Did you know we had them in Sarawak?
Video: ©WWF-Malaysia/Belinda Lip.
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Updates On 31st Jan 2019
31st Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Did you know that the Ulu Muda Forest in Kedah is an Important water catchment area for three northern states: Kedah, Penang and Perlis? The forest provides 96.5% of Kedah’s and 80% of Penang Island’s treated water supply, which is vital for domestic, agricultural and industrial use. Support WWF-Malaysia’s forest and 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. #Conn...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
31st Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Welcome to Rajang-Belawai-Paloh delta which houses the largest mangrove complex in Sarawak! The delta accounts for an estimated 58% of total mangroves in the state and about 10,000ha are protected in the Rajang Mangroves National Park.
Mangrove areas are important wetlands because they function as nurseries and refuge for marine organism including the near-shore fisheries of the region, as well as protecting the coastal line and regulating global climate.
Mangrove store 50x more carbon than ...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
29th Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
This Chinese New Year, let us be mindful during our reunion dinner and not waste food. Join us in the #SaveOneThird challenge!
1/3 icon represents the portion of food we waste collectively and its entirely avoidable impact on our planet. Use it to snap and share pictures of how much of your food could be saved. If your friends ask about it, be sure to tell them about Save 1/3! Here's how you do it:
1. Grab your plate and fill it with the amount of food you want to eat. Remember to take only w...
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Updates On 28th Jan 2019
28th Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
We want to express our endless gratitude to Sin Chew for recognizing the conservation work that WWF-Malaysia has been doing over the years. Thank you Mr Thiagarajan Nadeson, our Head of Markets and Education for receiving the Corporate Social Responsibility recognition award on behalf of the organization during the Sin Chew Education Award last Friday.
#wwfmy #proudmoment #throwback
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Timeline Photos
28th Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
WWF's latest Living Planet Report (which keeps a pulse on the state of the planet such as biodiversity, ecosystems, and demand for natural resources) was discussed on BFM Radio.
Our Conservation Director, Dr Henry Chan explained the impact of human activity on Malaysia's wildlife, forests, oceans, rivers, and climate.
Tune in to Earth Matters on BFM 89.9 today at 3.05pm or download the podcast. Be updated as WWF-Malaysia speaks about the sobering picture of our impact to #nature.
#Connect2e...
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