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WWF Malaysia News & Blogs
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
15th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, Shah Alam and Melaka have been selected as national finalists of the World Wide Fund for Nature’s (WWF) One Planet City Challenge (OPCC) competition out of a total 133 cities from 23 participating countries.
The biennial competition aims to recognise and reward cities for developing infrastructure, housing, transport and mobility solutions to power the global transition to a low-carbon, climate-resilient future.
The three Malaysian national finalists will also now participate ...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
14th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Happy Dolphin Day! Be mindful of where you throw your plastic bags because plastic bags that end up in our waterways and oceans can kill dolphins. So think twice before using plastic bags! Do your part. Save wildlife!
#Irrawaddydolphin #Plasticpollution #Keepbeachesclean #Saynotoplasticbag #WWFmy #Sarawak
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Happy World Dolphin Day From Belawai, Sarawak.
14th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Belawai Beach, located in the central region of Sarawak, is a lovely spot to view sunset.
Sadly the beach has become an eyesore due to the amount of rubbish found here. All sorts of rubbish, including plastics are washed ashore.
The beach is part of the Rajang-Belawai-Paloh delta, home to Irrawaddy dolphins - a flagship species in Sarawak.
It is sad that people throw plastic bags into our waterways! Did you know that dolphins will mistake plastic bag for a jellyfish and end up eating it?
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Updates On 14th Apr 2018
14th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Say hello to the beautiful and shy Irrawaddy Dolphins from Rajang-Belawai-Paloh Delta! It was a precious time to be able to have such moments just observing them in the wild. #WWFmy #Sarawak #dolphins #Irrawaddydolphin #dolphinday #RajangBelawaiPalohDelta. Video: WWF-Malaysia/Chean Yee Zen
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Happy Dolphin Day From Sarawak!
14th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Happy Dolphin Day! Did you know that dolphins are also found in the Rajang-Belawai-Paloh delta in Sarawak?
WWF-Malaysia Sarawak Conservation Programme is working together with Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS), Sarawak Forestry Corporation (SFC), Forest Department Sarawak (FDS) and Department of Agriculture Sarawak to conduct the dolphins survey in this delta area. This project is funded by Nagao Wetlands Fund, RAMSAR.
In our last survey on 2nd to 4th April 2018, we were delighted to obser...
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Timeline Photos
14th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Anyone going for a river picnic this weekend? A few days ago our Little Panda went to check out the first #JourneyOfWater site: Sungai Chiling Fish Sanctuary in Kuala Kubu Bharu 🐟
This jewel of nature is a haven for the Malayan mahseer, a highly-prized fish species that's popularly known in Malaysia by its Malay name: "ikan kelah".
This fish species can be found in pristine rivers flowing through undisturbed lowland forest, which makes it an excellent indicator of the ecological health of l...
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Timeline Photos
14th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Oh no! Did our Panda friend trespass a site? Can you guess the location of this photo? Check back this weekend for the answer :) Hint: it's a fish sanctuary in the Selangor River Basin.
Photo: WWF-Malaysia/Leona Liman
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🏞️ Do you know where your water comes from? Ever wondered what it takes to treat a drop of water so that it's safe for our consumption? How much water do you use daily?🥤 🤔Find out more via the #JourneyOfWater hashtag or check out bit.ly/MYJOW2018
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Timeline Photos
13th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Come and listen to stories on tigers by our youth next Saturday 21 April 2018 at Sunway Nexis from 9am. Find out what you can do in the quest to save and protect our Malayan tigers. #savemalayantiger #sunwaynexis
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#GE14 Message From WWF-Malaysia CEO Dr Dino
13th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Our CEO Dato' Dr Dionysius Sharma and the Earth urge all eligible Malaysians to vote. Prior to the government's desicion to declare 9th May a holiday, our senior management agreed to give all staff the day off.
Any staff who who need additional time to travel home can arrange it with our HR department. Check #PulangMengundi on Twitter to connect with other Malaysians who are willing to carpool back. Exercise your rights. #VoteForEarth #PRU14 #Malaysia.
Video credit: (c) WWF-Malaysia/Guruchat...
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Updates On 12th Apr 2018
12th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
🎶Bangun pagi, gosok gigi...🎶
Share your Berus Gigi Challenge Instagram video using the hashtags #BerusGigiChallenge, #JourneyOfWater, #ConserveH2O and #NatureForWater. At the end of your video, nominate your friends to take up this challenge. Remember to tag @wwfmy and 5 friends in the caption on Instagram too!
The most creative, water-efficient, and most liked Berus Gigi Challenge video will be announced on 23rd April and will receive limited edition WWF-Malaysia merchandise in the mai...
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Updates On 12th Apr 2018
12th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
“My initial years in WWF-Malaysia were rather challenging for me. As a fresh young officer just out of university with very little knowledge on conservation, I experienced a series of rejections carrying out my duties in those days.
However, I used the negative experiences as motivation to improve myself. I developed trust and confidence, and learned patience.
I also learned how to master my emotions and not be discouraged with other people’s opinions or comments. But most of all, I cont...
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GE14 Environmental Survey
11th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
What are you voting for? On January 25, 2018 a group of NGOs released an open letter urging all political parties to include environmental issues in their party manifestos: http://bit.ly/GE14olBI.
Tell political parties about the environmental concerns you have through this survey - http://bit.ly/GE14envSv.
Take and share the survey. Make your own video with #VoteForEnvironment. We'll compile the best and share them here. Get your voice heard. Exercise your right to vote. #pru14
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
11th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
For the past week, Ben Blackledge, a photojournalist from Hong Kong, joined the WWF-Malaysia Kudat team on their field work activities in Tun Mustapha Park. Ben had the opportunity to meet communities we work with on Tigabu Island and Balambangan island and in Taritipan, Kota Marudu. #WWFmy #Sabah @ Sabah, Malaysia. Photo: (c) WWF-Malaysia/Marine Programme.
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Updates On 11th Apr 2018
11th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Mr. Iqbal Abdollah from Malaysia Nature Society (MNS) Miri, Ms. Anita Guha from Friends of Sarawak Museum, Ms. Rebecca D'Cruz from Sarawak Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Ms. Rose Au from MNS Kuching and Dr. Jason Hon from WWF-Malaysia (Sarawak) at the press conference about the #GE14 survey conducted by a group of NGOs on environmental concerns that voters want political parties to include in their manifestos. Exercise your rights and vote. #pru14 #vote4environment #Malaysia
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Timeline Photos
11th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Christa Hashim, director of TREES, Nithi Nesadurai, EPSM President, WWF-Malaysia CEO Dato' Dr Dionysius Sharma, Henry Goh, MNS President and Faiz Hadzim, Co-Founder and President of Hunger Hurts at the press conference about their #GE14 survey results on environmental aspirations of Malaysian voters. Pollution of rivers and seas was their top concern, followed by illegal logging. Exercise your rights. Please vote. #WWFmy #Pru14 #Vote4Environment.
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Updates On 11th Apr 2018
11th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia CEO Dr Dionysius Sharma answers questions from the media on the #GE14 survey results done by an NGO group on the environmental concerns voters want political parties to address in their manifestos. Exercise your right. Please vote. #Pru14 #Vote4Environment
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Timeline Photos
11th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia CEO Dr Dionysius Sharma speaks to reporters along with a group of NGOs including MNS about the #GE14 survey they conducted on environmental aspirations voters want political parties to include in their manifestos. Exercise your rights. Please vote. #WWFmy #ceo #pru14 #Malaysia. Photo: (c) Sheena Wong/WWF-Malaysia.
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Timeline Photos
11th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Mr Iqbal from Malaysia Nature Society Miri, Ms Anita from FOAM, Ms Rebecca from SSPC, Ms Rose from MNS kuching and Dr Jason from WWF Kuching at the press conference about the #GE14 survey by a group of NGOs on environmental concerns that voters want political parties to include in ther manifestos. Exercise your rights and vote. #pru14 #vote4evironment #Malaysia
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
10th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Ten volunteers from UniKL MIMET (Malaysian Institute of Marine Engineering Technology) with our Marine Conservation Officer, Noor Azariyah Mohtar is working together on beach profiling and shoreline tracing study. This covers 23km of main turtle nesting beaches in Setiu, Kemaman and Dungun districts, and can monitor the impact of climate change towards the turtle nesting beaches. The students recycled metal scraps and turned them into marking signage. This activity is part of the WWF-Malaysia's ...
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Updates On 10th Apr 2018
10th Apr 2018, by WWF Malaysia
“I came here initially not for the tigers, but because I had the longing to work for a cause that was greater than myself - the conservation of our planet.
Every time I witnessed destruction happen in front of my eyes, I felt helpless and frustrated all at once. Conserving tigers means that we are working to protect an apex predator.
This also means we can save much more than just tigers in the long run, as apex predators play a key role in sustaining the balance of an ecosystem.
I since...
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