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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 17th Jan 2019
17th Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Heard about the #10YearChallenge? This is the one we all need to care about. Forests help to mitigate climate change and provides homes for many species of plants and animals. Every year 46-58 thousand square miles of forest are lost to deforestation. But with the right changes in policy, our forests can still be saved.
Add your name to join the fight to tackle climate change: http://ow.ly/z6yF30nl7yc
Photo: © WWF
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What Do You Love About Rivers?
16th Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
What do you love most about rivers? Tell us in the comments. We asked these children and got quite the response!
The future of their rivers and lakes looks very bleak. But YOU can change the course at the click of a button.
Tell your government you want your children to experience healthy rivers and lakes. Tell our leaders to #ProtectWater.
http://ow.ly/M48V30m9y5t
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
10th Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Sheelasheena Damian, WWF-Malaysia Policy Analyst, speaking about marine turtles and their status and threats, as well as concerns on responsible tourism and how everyone can help maintain ocean health by using less single-use plastics like straws.
Photos: (c) WWF-Malaysia/Angela Lim @ TRAXXfm
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Sustainable SRI Rice Farming In Sarawak
10th Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Our Community Engagement and Education (CEE) colleagues in Sarawak have been working closely with farmers in a quaint village, Long Langai in Ba’ Kelalan highlands, to promote sustainable rice farming since last year.
Just three days ago, a group of farmers who committed to this pilot project, finally harvested their much awaited fragrant Adan rice, planted in test plots using chemical-free farming method called, System of Rice Intensification (SRI). This project is made possible under a pi...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
7th Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia is horrified and disappointed in the torturous action captured in a recent circulating photo of tourists riding a suspected Hawksbill turtle - a totally protected sea turtle in Sabah.
If the case is identified to be in Sabah, it will breach sections 25(1) and 41 of the Wildlife Conservation Enactment 1997; whereby if found guilty, punishment of imprisonment of not less than 6 months to 5 years and/or a fine of RM50,000 will be enforced.
If you witness something like this, please...
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Updates On 5th Jan 2019
5th Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
WWF Sarawak team took a longboat ride upstream Katibas River which is bumpy and dangerous. Only skilled boatmen can tame this river during the dry and rainy seasons. It's not for the faint of heart, but those drawn to protect our wild forests and rivers are usually made of stronger stuff.
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
4th Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
As the year begins, the Sarawak Conservation Programme would like to thank all donors, partners and communities that we worked with last year. Some team members are still out for field work in the interior parts of the state - traveling to project sites using air, land and river transport.
These field works cover consultations with communities and orangutan nest counts. Here are some photos from one of the field trips in Katibas, Song.
The artist Vincent Van Gogh said that paved a road is c...
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Updates On 3rd Jan 2019
3rd Jan 2019, by WWF Malaysia
Calling all Youth Advocates!
The Building Bridges for Sustainable Consumption and Production (BB4SCP) Conference is back and this year it's happening in Klang Valley!
Themed "What's with Plastics?", the conference promises a fun-filled 4D3N experience of sustainability issues. So, what are you waiting for? Register now at www.bb4scp.com because seats are limited!
The early bird registration is now open with a minimal fee of RM200. This fee will include:
1. Accommodation & transportation durin...
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Updates On 28th Dec 2018
28th Dec 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Unfortunately, plastic bags look like jellyfish when floating in the ocean, and if a turtle ingests a plastic bag, it forms a fatal blockage in their gut, threatening the animal’s life.
Support our environmental conservation efforts here: http://bit.ly/2QVX1vG
Follow #LessMore for more Earth Resolutions. What are your New Year's resolutions to #Connect2Earth?
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
27th Dec 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Good News – WWF recently rescued 3 Indus River dolphins from River Indus in Pakistan.
Indus River dolphins are endangered the country, with only 1,987 left. WWF-Pakistan works closely with communities and Wildlife Department to protect these dolphins. As a part of dolphin rescue and monitoring programme, locals report stranding on a hotline and the dolphins are rescued on a specialized ambulance.
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
26th Dec 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Come visit #Connect2Earth, a collaborative project between INTI Center of Art & Design and WWF-Malaysia’s Tiger Conservation Efforts. The attractive display of origami tigers made of recycled paper will spark conversations about conservation and share why tigers matter, to build support for protecting this iconic species. WWF-Malaysia sincerely thanks INTI for creating the beautiful exhibition artworks and Damen Mall for sponsoring the space.
Date: 22 December 2018 to 2 January 2019
Venue: Da...
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Updates On 21st Dec 2018
21st Dec 2018, by WWF Malaysia
The seventh WWF-Malaysia’s International Eco-Schools Conference (IESC) took place from 9 to 13 December 2018 at SMK Sungkai with schools from Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines and Indonesia.
This year’s focus is - Water, the Source of Life
"We use water daily, yet the average user knows so little about the challenging journey water takes to reach everyone" said Datin Daria Mathew, WWF-Malaysia's Senior Manager for Freshwater Conservation.
"Globally, our rivers face many threats such...
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Al Jazeera English
18th Dec 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Our Tiger Landscape Lead Dr Mark Rayan Darmaraj spent 15 years tracking tigers but has only seen a wild tiger once. When it was trapped in a poacher's snare in agony. "I felt numb for a while," he tells Al-Jazeera.
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Updates On 17th Dec 2018
17th Dec 2018, by WWF Malaysia
70% of 🌎surface is covered by water, but less than 1% of it is fresh & accessible. There are many reasons to #ProtectWater, but this is a biggie! Show rivers and lakes some love this holiday season by joining the movement ➡️ http://ow.ly/M48V30m9y5t
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Updates On 14th Dec 2018
14th Dec 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Rivers and lakes are home to 15,000 species of 🐟. That’s roughly 45% of all fish species...on the PLANET! And let's not forget all the birds, mammals and insects! Take two seconds now to make sure they still have a home in 2027 ➡️http://ow.ly/M48V30m9y5t
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