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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
13th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
As the world counts down to the holiday season and new year, we’re counting down the days until China’s legal ivory market officially closes on December 31st. This is the largest in the world and soon all ivory trade in the country will be illegal – this could prove to be a ‘game-changer’ for elephants.
While consumers in China support the ivory ban, awareness is still low. Find out more and help us spread the word http://pand.as/2C6H0bm.
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White-Tip Reef Shark In Sipadan
13th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
An annual shark survey was carried out by WWF-Malaysia and Sabah Parks to estimate the number of reef sharks sighted in Sipadan island last Friday. In this video, a white-tip reef shark is spotted gliding its way through the waters of Sipadan. Sharks are now one of WWF-Malaysia's conservation targets in the Marine Programme which aligns with WWF’s Sharks and Rays Initiative. They are keystone species of the marine ecosystem and are now facing overfishing due to its high demand for shark fins. ...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
9th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
t's the time of the year again, the International Eco-Schools Conference. A platform where students gather to share and exchange ideas on sustainability. Themed 'Waste Management and its Impact on Nature and Biodiversity' we kicked off the conference with a movie entitled "Plastic Oceans ". What made it more meaningful the session was joined by Jo Ruxton, the film producer herself.
Jo, through various questions posted by the conference delegates shared her insights about the future of the mar...
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Kak Roziah - Ocean Witness Sabah (BM)
7th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
Kak Roziah membesar di Pulau Omadal, Sabah; sebuah pulau yang menjanjikan ketenangan dan kedamaian sejauh mata memandang. Akan tetapi, semenjak kebelakangan ini, Kak Roziah dapat menyaksikan sendiri bagaimana perubahan iklim telah membawa kesan yang mendalam terhadap persekitaran pulaunya dan kedua-dua anaknya yang sedang membesar. Disebabkan perubahan-perubahan ini, Kak Roziah memutuskan untuk bertindak dan memikul tanggungjawab mengetuai Persatuan Wanita di Pulau Omadal. Melalui pendidikan kep...
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Timeline Photos
7th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
Emma Keller, Agricultural Commodities Manager from WWF UK tries authentic Indian banana leaf rice with Guruchathram, our Senior Officer and gentleman in Digital Communications. She was in Malaysia for a sustainable palm oil study tour.
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Amazon Dolphin Tagging
6th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
For the first time ever, we've tagged Amazon river dolphins! Despite their iconic status, little is known about the movements of these populations...until now 🐬 Find out more about this exciting conservation win: http://ow.ly/7vB230h1kZ7
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Timeline Photos
5th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia CEO Dr Dionysius Sharma with the Chairmen of WWF-Malaysia's Board Nominating Committee, Mr Chris Wong and Conservation Advisory Committee, Prof. Dato' Dr Mazlin Mokhtar. "Our Trustees are volunteers who dedicate time and energy to the WWF Mission," said Dr Dino. #WWFmy #work #trust #networking #ceo #goodteam
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
4th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
That's a wrap! Over the weekend, Semporna Marine Eco Week (SMEW) 2017 officially came to a close. Starting off with the launch of Semporna's Early Response Coral Bleaching Plan (the very first district in Sabah to have this!), the week had a series of activities.
This post showcases an ecodiver training - attended by representatives from government agencies, NGOs, and dive operators - who are now certified ecodivers!
The official closing ceremony also covered a beach and underwater clean-up on...
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Timeline Photos
4th Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia Sustainable Markets Communications Manager Dora Hashim (far right) with Emma Keller, Agricultural Commodities Manager from WWF-UK & Dr. Rafaël, from a German organisation focusing on sustainable food consumption, looking out for wildlife along the Kinabatangan river. #WWFmy #Sabah #Sukau
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Camera Trap Video Of Tigers In Bardia National Park
1st Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
Camera trap video of tigers in Bardia National Park, Nepal. Tigers will be counted simultaneously in India using camera traps too. This is the second time that Nepal and India are conducting a joint tiger survey. The first survey took place in 2013 and estimated 198 tigers in Nepal. Read: http://panda.org/savetigers. Camera trap video: © DNPWC/WWF Nepal.
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Timeline Photos
1st Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
This week, the WWF-Malaysia team is in Semporna together with government agencies, NGOs, and Community Based Organisations organised 'Semporna Marine Eco Week 2017'.
The week includes: a launch of an Early Response Coral Bleaching Plan, showcasing a Virtual Reality 360 Sipadan experience, an ecodiver training, and ends with a beach clean-up.
Photo credit: (c)WWF-Malaysia/Marine Programme.
#WWFmy #Sabah #Marine #Week #ClimateChange #VR #Sipadan #CoralReef #dive #ecoconscious #ecofriendly
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Timeline Photos
1st Dec 2017, by WWF Malaysia
The WWF-Malaysia team in Sabah for 'Semporna Marine Eco Week 2017'. Organized with government agencies, NGOs, and Community Based Organisations. Launched by Tuan Dr Haji Chacho Bin Bulah, Semporna's District Officer; the week is dedicated to bringing awareness and interest to dive operators, local communities,and NGOs to climate change, coral bleaching, and the importance of marine conservation.
Photo credit: (c)WWF-Malaysia/Marine Programme.
#WWFmy #Marine #Week #community #climatechange #cor...
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