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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 22nd Nov 2018
22nd Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
'On The Brink Of Extinction - Episode 4: Empowering Communities': https://youtu.be/Tqzh_fCiKXU
The Orang Asli communities are our first line of defense against poachers.
Umi A'Zuhrah binti Abdul Rahman, WWF-Malaysia's Community Engagement & Education Officer tells us about the importance of collaborating with local and indigenous communities to keep our forests safe and protect our Malayan tiger.
Filmed by award-winning documentary film makers Nuvista Media.
For updates regarding our effort...
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Updates On 20th Nov 2018
20th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Meet Alcedo Attis, AKA the Common Kingfisher! This stunning bird calls water, such as rivers and lakes, its home. But these are being destroyed at an alarming rate in Europe - in fact, as you read this 60% of EU water is not healthy.
Join the #ProtectWater action today: Add your name here → http://www.wwf.eu/campaigns/protect_water/ ← & tell the European Commission to keep the EU water law strong!
#ProtectWater #ProtectWildlife
https://www.livingrivers.eu/
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Updates On 19th Nov 2018
19th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
“Now for the first time in 12,000 years we must face an unstable and unpredictable planet at exactly the time we are placing our greatest demands on it. We can still stabilise our planet once more. But there’s not much time. It will require significant global co-operation on issues like climate change and the management of our oceans."- Sir David Attenborough, State of the Planet Address, London, 08.11.18.
Wise words. We all have a part to play in the #FightForYourWorld.
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Updates On 16th Nov 2018
16th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Tigers can “breed like cats” - but only under the right conditions! A new study of 18 key sites by 49 tiger experts show that wild tiger numbers in these areas could triple given strong protection and site management, amid other critical conditions, showing much untapped potential in tiger conservation.
http://wwf.panda.org/wwf_news/press _releases/?338270/New-study-Wild-tiger-populations -in-key-sites-could-triple-in-a-generation-given-o ptimal-conditions
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
15th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Dr. Keith Lee, our WWF-Malaysia's Sustainable Finance Engagement Manager, Dr Keith Lee gives a presentation entitled "Building Support for Jurisdictional Approaches" at the RSPO #rt16.
Dr. Keith talks about the key role that banks, investors and financial institutions play in pushing the jurisdictional approach.
He also said that there have been 3 opportunities identified to increase support for jurisdictional approaches, which are client engagement, green financing solutions and leveraging ...
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Updates On 15th Nov 2018
15th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
WATCH IT NOW! "On The Brink Of Extinction - Episode 3: Poached Out Of Existence":https://youtu.be/DmuFvoCmpUg
Poaching is the most immediate threat to the survival of wild tigers.
Shariff Mohamad, WWF-Malaysia's Species Coordinator oversees regular, dedicated and systematic patrols to curb this issue within the Belum-Temengor Forest Complex.
Filmed by award-winning documentary film makers Nuvista Media.
For updates regarding our efforts and progress towards saving the Malayan tiger as well ...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
14th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Healthy coastal ecosystems (e.g. mangroves, coral reefs) serve as natural coastal protection and will reduce risks from the impacts of climate change. Hence, it is important to know the importance of coral reefs and its impact on climate change.
21 Miss Scuba International participants did their part in educating themselves and participating in WWF-Malaysia Semporna Marine team's 2-day Conservation Training workshop In Sipadan Mabul Resort (SMART) on the 11th and 12th of November. Activities in...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
14th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Penyu bukan sahaja comel, malah ia berperanan mengekalkan kesihatan ekosistem marin dan kelangsungannya memberi impak kepada kelangsungan manusia dalam jangka panjang.
Mengurangkan penggunaan plastik sekali-guna dan menggunapakai konsep 5R - Reduce, Reject, Rethink, Remind and Report - dapat membantu haiwan-haiwan ini.
SK Kepong, Kuala Terengganu telah menganjurkan dan menjemput Program Marin WWF-Malaysia di Terengganu bagi menjayakan Program Kesedaran Pemuliharaan Penyu melibatkan 500 pelajar...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
12th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Tucked away in a rural side of Melaka tengah, SK Bukit Lintang is a walking proof that a public school can excel in the Eco-Schools programme through a collaborative effort from students, teachers, parents and community.
Having been with the school only for a year and half, the headmistress Pn Jamilah Ishak’s dedication to the programme can be sensed through out the school’s surrounding.
It hosts more than 45 species of plants and a number of gardens used to engage students in a variety ...
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Updates On 10th Nov 2018
10th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
The 21st century presents humanity with its biggest challenge and opportunity: we can now
fully grasp how protecting nature can also help protect people. We can make lifestyle choices to act, to
protect and to restore nature, for people and the planet. wwf.panda.org/lpr #NatureMatters/ #LPR2018
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Our Planet
9th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Here's your first look at #OurPlanet, our four year collaboration with Netflix, voiced by the legendary Sir David Attenborough 🐼.
Our Planet will help us to truly understand our shared home like never before.
Who's excited?!
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
9th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Sekiranya anda berdepan dengan situasi begini, amat PENTING untuk MELAPORKAN kejadian kematian penyu dengan SEGERA kepada Jabatan Perikanan Malaysia atau WWF-Malaysia untuk tindakan segera (kuman boleh tersebar daripada bangkai binatang).
Cerita dari lapangan 8 Nov 2018: Seekor penyu agar jantan dijumpai mati di Pantai Rhu Kudung berdekatan Hotel Qamar, Paka (penyu tersebut terdampar di pantai dengan dilitupi pukat pari bersaiz 14 inci yang menjadi punca kematian akibat lemas). Unit Projek Pen...
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Updates On 9th Nov 2018
9th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
WATCH IT NOW! 'On The Brink Of Extinction - Episode 2: Our Disappearing Tiger':https://youtu.be/0DV5Uy0QE1U
WWF-Malaysia' s Senior Wildlife Monitoring Officer, Christopher Wong tells us about the reality and challenges faced by our team during the process of establishing tiger numbers in the Belum-Temengor Forest Complex as part of Peninsular Malaysia's first national tiger survey.
Filmed by award-winning Malaysian documentary makers Nuvista Media.
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
8th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia and WWF-Indonesia recently went back in action together in Baleh, Song and Katibas, Kapit Division to conduct Panda CLICK! monitoring.
During our trip to these areas, interactive refresher training sessions took place to help improve Panda CLICK! participants’ image-making techniques. Some of the photo taken by the participants exceeded our expectations given that they had just learned basic photography four months ago.
We wish them all the best of luck in utilising photograp...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
5th Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
We are deeply concerned by China’s announcement to allow the use of tiger bone and rhino horn from captive bred animals by hospitals and trade in antique tiger and rhino products. This is bad news for endangered tigers and rhinos in the wild, due to the risk of stimulating demand and illegal products from wild animals entering the markets as well.
WWF calls on China to maintain the trade ban and further expand it to cover trade in all tiger parts and products: http://bit.ly/2ySbfD4.
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Piecing The Puzzle For Marine Biodiversity
2nd Nov 2018, by WWF Malaysia
It was recently reported that the Department of Marine Parks Malaysia (DMPM), which is under the Ministry of Water, Land and Natural Resources may be moved to be under the Ministry of Agriculture and Agro Based Industries (MOA). WWF-Malaysia views this as an opportunity to conduct a close review of the various marine biodiversity conservation, management and protection commitments as well as the review of existing legal, policy and institutional frameworks to ensure that the former are adequatel...
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