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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 Jun 2018
27th Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
#DYK that over 11 million people living in and near World Heritage sites depend on them for food, water, medicine and jobs? Protection and preservation is vital and we are proud to announce that Belize is now OFF the UNESCO in danger list! 👏
Thank YOU for your amazing support! #togetherpossible #SaveOurHeritage
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Timeline Photos
26th Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
⏰This morning our freshwater💧 team in #SetiuWetlands kickstarted a #mangrove nursery at SK Mangkuk with its Primary 4 - 6 students. They will replicate this exercise with SK Kuala #Setiu tomorrow.👩🌾👨🌾
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💪Thanks to a grant from @nre.malaysia (the Ministry of Natural Resources), these students in #Terengganu will have the opportunity to care for and observe the growth of mangrove seedlings such as Nypa fruticans (pokok nipah).🌱
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After three months of watering 🚰...
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Updates On 26th Jun 2018
26th Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Almost 1.8 billion people visit Iceland each year. The surge in tourism forced the country to look for ways to protect the environment.
Hear why Iceland’s first lady thinks promoting a more sustainable form of tourism is critical for Iceland—and the Arctic as a whole:
http://arctic.blogs.panda.org/the-circle/p romoting-a-better-kind-of-tourism/
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
25th Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Spend 10 minutes of your time to fill up our sustainable development survey and stand a chance to win awesome WWF merchandises and romantic getaways at The Sticks Guide and Sarang by Brook.
We’re finding out the level of environmental awareness among Malaysians so YOUR VOICE MATTERS! Help us plan and implement strategic projects to build future leaders who put environmental issues at the forefront of our country’s agenda.
Feeling lucky? Head on to www.wwfmy-esd.com/esdsurvey2018 and fill...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
25th Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-CEO Dr Dionysius Shama delivered a presentation titled, "Working With Civil Society as a Responsible Business" at the ASEAN Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability Summit 2018.
It was organised by ASLI and UNDP. Our Head of Policy and Climate Ms Lavanya Rama Iyer will be presenting in the second session.
To attain UN Sustainable Development Goals, the government, businesses and NGOs need to work together to deliver results.
We all have to come together to build a sustainable future....
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25th Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
A joyous Eid al-Fitr was celebrated together with government agencies, private sectors, and local communities. Sharing this moment with you, the Marine team in Semporna wishes you a Selamat Hari Raya and Maaf zahir batin. Photo: (c) WWF-Malaysia/Marine Programme. #WWFmy #Sabah #Marine #HariRaya
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Updates On 24th Jun 2018
24th Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Caught on camera! The WWF-Malaysia team secures a camera trap to a tree at Nuluhon Trusmadi Forest Reserve. The team will return to the same location in a few months to collect the camera trap. Hopefully they will be able to capture some amazing wildlife footage to share with you!
#WildlifeAtlasSabah #WidlifeSurvey #Trusmadi #Sabah #STCP
Photo: (c) WWF-Malaysia/Julia Ng
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Updates On 23rd Jun 2018
23rd Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
#DYK what goes on during a wildlife survey? Among the activities carried out by the field team is the creation of a line transect which is used to determine the presence of wildlife in the area.
A line transect is a tape or string put along the ground in a straight line between two poles. Sampling is confined to organisms that are actually touching the line,
Camera traps are also installed along the transect to photograph wildlife in the area.
#WildlifeAtlasSabah #WidlifeSurvey #Trusmadi #...
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Updates On 22nd Jun 2018
22nd Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
The WWF-Malaysia team from our Sabah office embarked on a four day wildlife survey at the Nuluhon Trusmadi Forest Reserve located in Central Sabah.
The wildlife survey is part of the ongoing Wildlife Atlas project - a resource documenting the numerous different records of wildlife species in Sabah.
#WildlifeAtlasSabah #WildlifeSurvey #Trusmadi #Sabah #STCP
Photo: (c) WWF-Malaysia/Julia Ng.
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Timeline Photos
22nd Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Dr Robecca Jumin, WWF-Malaysia's Head of Marine Programme, sharing key outcomes from stakeholder consultations in Semporna and Kota Kinabalu during day two at the Shark and Ray Forum.
The hospitality and tourism industries group strongly supports shark conservation and responsible management, and the need for a shark tourism guideline.
Photo: (c) WWF-Malaysia/Angela Lim.
#WWFmy #Shark #Forum #Work #Conservation
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#StopTheTrade Teaser
21st Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Is South East Asia responsible for the illegal wildlife trade? Yes, our demand plays a big role in fuelling a $2.6 billion industry that thrives on endangered species. Watch episode one of WWF's illegal wildlife trade series here at 6.34pm to find out more about this criminal trade.
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Updates On 20th Jun 2018
20th Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
#DYK that humans and orangutans share 97% of their DNA sequence? In 2016, the Bornean orangutan was classified as a critically endangered species. They face many threats; mainly the loss of habitat due to logging, mining and agriculture.
Forest restoration is an important effort that we have undertaken to solve the orangutan crisis. Read the article about it by WWF-Malaysia's Senior Communications Officer for the Sabah Terrestrial Conservation Programme, Elaine Clara Mah: https://shar.es/anzd...
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Updates On 19th Jun 2018
19th Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Marine turtles in Malaysia constantly face survival threats. These threats include turtle egg poaching, trade and consumption. Turtle egg poaching is banned in Sabah and Sarawak, but in Terengganu, eggs are being openly sold for consumption.
Read the article about it by WWF-Malaysia's Senior Marine Conservation Officer, Gavin Jolis and our Marine Programme's Senior Communications Officer, Kimberly Chung: shar.es/anyojk.
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Updates On 19th Jun 2018
19th Jun 2018, by WWF Malaysia
In the 1930s, years of over-cultivation and poor land management in the US Northern Great Plains saw farmland and soil literally blown away in the winds during a drought.
Fertile lands turned into desert. Today a substantial amount of global farm land is underperforming or unused - we must rehabilitate it to avoid a repeat and to absorb demand for new lands, thus reducing the pressure on native habitats and vegetation #2018WDCD
https://www.unccd.int/news-events/2018-world-day -combat-desert...
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