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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 27th Jul 2018
27th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
View of Gunung Mulu National Park from The Kubaan-Puak Corridor Project, Ulu Tutoh, Sarawak. The Kubaan-Puak Corridor Project is important because the area forms an important link between Gunung Mulu National Park and Pulong Tau National Park.
Photo: (c) WWF-Malaysia/Mazidi Ghani
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On The Brink - Shariff Teaser
27th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Poaching is the most immediate threat to tigers.
From 2016 to 2017 alone, our patrol team has found close to 250 snares across the Belum-Temengor landscape. In the long run, these snares could empty the forests of large animals.
Unfortunately, there are not enough law enforcement personnel and rangers to patrol these forests.
We urgently need to add more boots on the ground, if we want to save our Malayan tiger from extinction.
#GlobalTigerDay2018 #GTD2018 #tigerteam #mytigerproject #wwfmala...
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Updates On 27th Jul 2018
27th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
This is the iconic photo of the last tiger of Cambodia captured in 2007. Because of traps set by poachers everywhere, tigers are now functionally extinct in the country. His story is a reminder of the fight we are still battling for wild tigers against organised crime syndicates and complacency. Get connected and tell his story.
#GlobalTigerDay #connect2tigers #doubletigers #TX2
panda.org/connect2tigers
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
27th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Marine turtles play important roles for maintaining healthy marine ecosystems and their survival affects human survival in the long run. To stop threats, such as bycatch, egg poaching and direct-take, we need to stop buying, poaching, and eating turtles, their parts and eggs.
The Si Bokko Kalasahanku month-long roadshow aimed to spread that message. With the Sabah Wildlife Department, WWF-Malaysia and local Community-Based Organisations, we hope that the love and passion for our marine turtles...
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On The Brink Teaser
26th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Global Tiger Day 2018 is just 3 days away.
Here's the first sneak peek into a series of 6 short documentaries that the Tiger Team at WWF-Malysia has been working on over the past few months, where we share the heartbreaking reality and status of Malayan tigers.
As a nation, we need to come together urgently to prevent the further decline of tigers in Malaysia.
There is still hope.
#GlobalTigerDay2018 #GTD2018 #tigerteam #mytigerproject #wwfmalaysia #connect2tigers
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Timeline Photos
26th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
A tiger trapped by poachers was rescued by our patrol team in Belum, Perak, only to succumb to its injuries after a few weeks. He was never given a name, thus earning the title, “Nameless”.
Unwilling to let wild tigers die a quiet death and in vain, he became our champion to call for an end to a relentless poaching crisis in Southeast Asia.
Get connected and tell his story. #GlobalTigerDay #connect2tigers: panda.org/connect2tigers.
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Get Connected To Tigers
26th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
With only around 3,900 left in the wild, every tiger counts. Tigers thrive as popular icons in Malaysian cities, yet they face daily threats from illegal poaching and habitat destruction.
This #GlobalTigerDay, get connected and tell their story in the wild: panda.org/connect2tigers
#connect2tigers
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
26th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Today is World Mangrove Day! From providing homes to many marine and fish species to protecting vulnerable coastlines from storm and erosions, mangroves provide a vital service to our planet. 🌏
Unfortunately they are being wiped out across the world at an alarming rate😟 .Find out why we need to care about mangroves - you might be surprised by how much they benefit us! http://pand.as/Importance-of-mangroves
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
26th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Happy #WorldMangroveDay! From providing homes to many species, to protecting vulnerable coastlines from storms and erosion, #mangroves provide a vital service to our planet.
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With support from @kats.malaysia we recently started two mangrove nurseries at SK Kuala Setiu and SK Mangkok, two schools located near #SetiuWetlands in Terengganu.
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The students also started an awareness campaign about mangroves in their schools by putting up information about mangroves on their school notice boar...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
25th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
While in Sabah on a study visit, North Kalimantan delegates together with WWF-Indonesia are spending some time going elephant watching at Sabah Softwoods Berhad.
The North Kalimantan delegation are in #Sabah to observe and study what plantations here are doing to reduce human-elephant conflict.
Sabah Softwoods Berhad is among the few plantations in Sabah who are committed to managing human-elephant conflict.
The plantation has put in place effective measures to protect elephants within thei...
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Journey To Kubaan Puak Field Site
24th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Part of the six hour off-road journey from Miri to our Kubaan Puak Project sites captured using a 360 camera. The Kubaan-Puak Corridor Project is important because the area links between Gunung Mulu National Park and Pulong Tau National Park.
The Sarawak state government has acknowledged the presence of Penan communities in the area. The Magoh Biosphere Reserve has been set aside for the local communities, where there shall be no logging activities.
Video: (c) WWF-Malaysia/Mazidi Ghani
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Updates On 24th Jul 2018
24th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Only 3,900 – that’s the estimated number of #tigers left in the
wild today, compared to around 100,000 at the beginning of the
20th century. WWF's goal is to double the world's wild tiger
population by 2022, with the support of partners such as Tiger
Beer.
In the second year of WWF’s partnership with #TigerBeer, we are launching the limited edition Rare Stripes collection, created in collaboration with KENZO and four emerging artists, including Malaysian
Watch the journey behind the ...
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360 Journey To Kubaan Puak Project Site
24th Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Part of the six hour off-road journey from Miri to our Kubaan Puak Project sites captured using a 360 camera. The Kubaan-Puak Corridor Project is important because the area links between Gunung Mulu National Park and Pulong Tau National Park.
The Sarawak state government has acknowledged the presence of Penan communities in the area. The Magoh Biosphere Reserve has been set aside for the local communities, where there shall be no logging activities.
Video: (c) WWF-Malaysia/Mazidi Ghani
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Updates On 23rd Jul 2018
23rd Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Looking for some ‘grrr-eat deals’ on attractive, eco-friendly products? Visit https://www.pandashop.my/ and check out our tiger themed canvas bags and 100% cotton T-shirts as we celebrate Global Tiger Day on 29 July 2018. All sales proceeds will be channeled to our conservation efforts, so by shopping at pandashop.my you would not only be getting quality, green merchandise, you would also be helping to save wild lives! Buy now: https://www.pandashop.my/
Malayan tiger photo © WWF-Malaysia/...
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Rare Stripes
23rd Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Only 3,900 – that’s the estimated number of #tigers left in the
wild today, compared to around 100,000 at the beginning of the
20th century. WWF's goal is to double the world's wild tiger
population by 2022, with the support of partners such as Tiger
Beer.
In the second year of WWF’s partnership with Tiger Beer, we are launching the limited edition Rare Stripes collection, created in collaboration with KENZO and four emerging artists, including Malaysian
Watch the journey behind ...
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Kementerian Air, Tanah Dan Sumber Asli
22nd Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
The iconic Malayan tiger features prominently in our daily lives, even though most of us have not seen a wild tiger in person before. With its numbers dwindling to less than 400 individuals in entire Peninsular Malaysia, we must no longer deny the fact that our national pride is facing a crisis.
To strengthen tiger conservation and protected area management of tiger priority sites in Malaysia, the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (PERHILITAN) and WWF-Malaysia recently jointly organised...
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Timeline Photos
22nd Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
The colour yellow on this map represents the tiger's historic range.
Red, represents the tiger's current range.
Presently, this magestic animal can only be found in scattered parts of Asia and the Russian Far East. That equates to 7% of their historic range.
This is the reality.
The biggest threat tigers face are poaching and habitat loss/deforestation.
Poaching of tigers, is mainly driven by the demand for tiger parts for the use in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
However, till date, the med...
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Timeline Photos
21st Jul 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Global Tiger Day is celebrated every year on July 29th, as a way to raise awareness about this magnificent but endangered big cat.
The day was founded in 2010, when the 13 tiger range countries came together to create Tx2 – the global goal to double the number of wild tigers by the year 2022.
We're 8 days away from Global Tiger Day 2018 and WWF-Malaysia has been working towards releasing a series of short documentaries to educate the public about the harsh reality and status of tigers in Mal...
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