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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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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
2nd Jan 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Tonight, stay tuned to V'Buzz on Astro's Vinmeen HD (Channel 231) at 10pm. Our Head of Policy and Climate Change, Lavanya Rama Iyer will talk about Earth Hour 2018 which will focus on connecting with the hundreds of millions and our networks to spark conservation on biodiversity. This year, Earth Hour will be celebrated on 24 March 2018 (Saturday), between 8:30 PM and 9:30 p.m.
Earth Hour came as the inspiration to rally people to the reality of climate change and start a dialogue about what w...
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Updates On 2nd Jan 2018
2nd Jan 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Happy New Year! It is now illegal to buy and sell ivory in China.
We hope this momentous action by China will inspire others in the region to follow suit and close their own markets. As we look to the year ahead we need to boost and sustain efforts globally to put an end to the current elephant poaching crisis and secure a future for this magnificent species in the wild.
#Asiaivoryban, #Spreadtheword
Photo: © Richard Barrett / WWF-UK
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Updates On 28th Dec 2017
28th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
Over the last century, wild tigers have lost 95% of their range, disappearing entirely from Central Asia. Tigers are now endangered due to rampant poaching and habitat destruction 😯 But these majestic big cats saw some fantastic wins in 2017. For the first time ever, wild tigers will finally return to Kazakhstan - 70 years after becoming extinct there! #WWFRecap2017
Isn’t that paw-sitively delightful?🐯
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Madagascar's Solar Grandmothers
28th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
Communities are at the heart of our conservation work and this amazing story of ‘solar grandmothers’ shows us why🙂 Discover how this group of women in Madagascar are electrifying villages - and lighting up lives - with sustainable and renewable energy!
Want to get more stories of people making a difference for our planet? Sign up today: http://pand.as/WWFwins-fb
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Timeline Photos
27th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
Statement on the Sun Bear and Tapir Deaths.
As WWF-Malaysia looks back at 2017, we are extremely saddened at the number of fatal incidents involving iconic and endangered species; including the most recent deaths of two sun bears and a Malayan tapir on Christmas Eve (December 24, 2017).
In Peninsular Malaysia, a sun bear was killed in an accident along the East Coast Expressway 2 in Terengganu, while a Malayan tapir was killed in another accident in Gua Musang, Kelantan.
The tapir was also ...
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Updates On 27th Dec 2017
27th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
In April 2017, Perak made history by being the first state in Malaysia to register Royal Belum State Park for Conservation Assured | Tiger Standards (CA|TS). CA|TS is a set of criteria which allows tiger sites to check if their management will lead to successful tiger conservation. It was developed by tiger and protected area experts. We’re proud to say that Malaysia is the first Southeast Asian country to register for (CA|TS). Find out more about our work in Belum at: http://bit.ly/2hP8lXh. ...
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Updates On 27th Dec 2017
27th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
There’s no denying that climate change is one of the most urgent threats to our planet today, and it’s going to take everyone to help change climate change. From committing to ambitious climate action to collaborating across borders and industries, we have seen much progress on the global climate action agenda! Together, we’re stronger💪 #WWF2017Recap
Discover more in our newsletter: http://pand.as/WWFwins-fb
Photo: (c) WWF Intl./ Greg Marinovic / The Stand.
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Shark Origami Contest
27th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
Have you joined our shark origami contest? Here’s a video to guide you on folding your very own shark origami. The most creative submission will win a special prize from us!
Step 1: Go wild with your creative shark origami, there is no limit to your creativity Think green with the materials used, e.g. reuse your gift wrappers, old newpaper, paper bags, etc.
Step 2: Snap a picture of you with your shark origami in the most creative way.
Step 3: E-mail to kawan@wwf.org.my with the email subjec...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
26th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
Join WWF-Malaysia'a shark origami contest today! Best 3 entries will win a special WWF-Malaysia gift.
Step 1: Go wild with your creative shark origami. Think green with the materials used, e.g. reuse your gift wrappers, old newspaper, paper bags, etc. All viable materials are accepted but environmentally friendly materials will be awarded extra marks.
Step 2: Snap a picture of you with your shark origami in the most creative way.
Step 3: Email to kawan@wwf.org.my with the email subject “My...
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Updates On 22nd Dec 2017
22nd Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
Protecting our planet wouldn’t be possible without the power of your voice. Over 450,000 of you came together this year to urge greater protection of our World Heritage Site in Belize.
Thanks to your amazing support, we achieved a landmark moratorium on oil exploration and drilling around the Belize Barrier Reef! 🎉 🎉 😀 #WWF2017Recap
Photo: (c) Anthony B. Rath/WWF.
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Save The Ocean Belize
21st Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
BIG WIN for the ocean! Belize has just established itself as a world leader in ocean protection. The Belizean government has just announced the adoption of a permanent moratorium on oil activities in its waters. Thank you for all your support. You helped make it happen. #SaveOurHeritage
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Updates On 21st Dec 2017
21st Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
One of our successes this year was the Sabah Terrestrial Conservation Programme (STCP), which works to conserve Sabah's biodiversity. This year saw the addition of more forested protected areas in the region.
Since last December, a total size of 105,414 ha was newly gazetted as protected areas which adds up to a total of 1.87 million ha. This is 26% of Sabah’s total landmass.
Thanks to your amazing support, we have more protected areas which enable us to better preserve our natural environm...
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Updates On 20th Dec 2017
20th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
Wow, 115 new species have been discovered in the Mekong region! Two newly discovered mole species in Vietnam have given insights into the history and formation of Indochinese mammals since they were found in a network of streams and rivers in Northern Vietnam.
As one of the discoverers of the species, Dr. Alexei Abramov, remarked, one of the ways moles managed to maintain stable populations and escape poachers is because they live underground inside protected areas. This one certainly looks ha...
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Timeline Photos
18th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
Work commute. After the seven-hour drive out of Kubaan-Puak. Our team was there to aid the local Penan villagers by teaching them farming techniques. It will help them be more independent and less reliant on forest products alone. #WWFmy #Sarawak #4x4
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Timeline Photos
18th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
While most auditors stay at their desks, WWF-Malaysia's Head of Internal Audit, Tia Tzee Ling (far right) helps prepare planting plots in Long Siang, Sarawak. She was was there to help Penan villagers in Kubaan-Puak learn farming so they aren't reliant on forest products alone.
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