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Timeline Photos
15th Sep 2017, by WWF Malaysia

Hey water warriors! Here's the first tip for our #Water #Quest #2017! Did you know that #highland areas are #natural water towers that provide us with clean and fresh water? They are important water catchment areas, providing water for our domestic, agricultural and industrial needs in the more densely populated lowlands. Join the fun and register at our website. #WWFWaterQuest #wwfmy #waterconservation #waterquest #conservation #park #fun #green #family #Malaysia #KL #Fresh #instagram #games

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Updates On 15th Sep 2017
15th Sep 2017, by WWF Malaysia

Hey ho water heroes! The very first water tips for Water Quest 2017! Did you know that highland areas are natural water towers that provide us with clean and fresh water? They are important water catchment areas, providing water for our domestic, agricultural and industrial needs in the more densely populated lowlands. Join the fun and register now at https://www.wwfmyfreshwater.com/ 😁 #WWFWaterQuest #wwfmy #waterconservation #waterquest

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Newborn Tiger Cubs Recorded
13th Sep 2017, by WWF Malaysia

Big discovery in Thailand’s Mae Wong and Klong Lan National Parks! Six newborn tiger cubs have been recorded, including this set of triplets 🐯 Two of the 16 tigers recorded were in the site proposed for the Mae Wong Dam, proving that the proposed dam will do irreversible damage to one of the most important tiger habitats in Southeast Asia. https://goo.gl/SLJPii — Products shown: Save the Tiger T-Shirt.

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Experiencing Ma’Daerah And Bukit Labohan
12th Sep 2017, by WWF Malaysia

WWF Marine Campaign Officer, Chin Ming Wei trekked to Ma'Daerah Turtle Sanctuary and Bukit Labohan. A coastal forest whose highest peak is 350 m above sea level. It took Ming Wei two days. But being a guardian of the sea turtle demands endurance.

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Updates On 12th Sep 2017
12th Sep 2017, by WWF Malaysia

Dr. Mark Rayan Darmaraj, WWF-Malaysia's Tiger Lead sits down for a chat with students from Sunway University's Foundation Programme on all things tiger. He shares insights on tiger conservation in Malaysia today, along with his personal thoughts and aspirations for the future of the Malayan tiger. Watch this space for his full interview soon! WWF Tigers

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Updates On 8th Sep 2017
8th Sep 2017, by WWF Malaysia

Splash Splash! Final call to all our #waterheroes out there! Don't miss out on our fun-filled #WWFWaterQuest 2017. Prizes up to RM2,000 to be won! So what are you waiting for? Register now at www.wwfmyfreshwater.com #wwfmy #waterconservation #waterquest

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Earth ∙ Our Love ∙ Our Home - A Piano/Percussion Duo Recital
8th Sep 2017, by WWF Malaysia

Join us for an evening of music and love at the Earth. Our Love. Our Home Piano/Percussion Duo Recital. This recital aims to raise awareness on environmental issues through the influence of music. Entrance is purely by donations, and we have more good news for you! Part proceeds from the admission donation will be channelled to WWF-Malaysia to support our conservation efforts. Head over to the event page to find out more. See you there! :)

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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
7th Sep 2017, by WWF Malaysia

It's #ThrowbackThursday! Here's a collection of photos taken during the Sabah Elephant Film Festival 🐘 #SEFF2017 on 12 August 2017, which was #WorldElephantDay Find out how you can support Borneo elephants in Sabah at wwf.org.my/elephant 🐘💪😉 #TogetherPossible 📸 Photos: © WWF-Malaysia/Mazidi Ghani © WWF-Malaysia/Max Donysius

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Updates On 6th Sep 2017
6th Sep 2017, by WWF Malaysia

It's the final weekend before #HWCTechChallenge 🐘🐯🐻 closes on 12 September 2017! There's €30K (~MYR150K) to be won at www.wildlabs.net/hwc-tech-challenge #tech4wildlife #science

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4th Sep 2017, by WWF Malaysia

Register for the AXA Hearts in Action Run 2017 at www.heyjom.com/axa today to show your support! Part proceeds will be channeled towards WWF Malaysia's conservation efforts. Help us achieve our mission to stop the degradation of the planet’s natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.

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Updates On 31st Aug 2017
31st Aug 2017, by WWF Malaysia

Merdeka! Merdeka! Merdeka! Happy Independence Day Malaysia! Malaysia celebrates its 60th year of independence today. Over the years, the country has experienced various water issues - water pollution, water shortages and many more! As a responsible citizen of our country, how can you be a part of the solution to our water woes? How can you make a difference? Share your thoughts on creating a greener Malaysia today, and stand a chance to win a group pass to Water Quest 2017!! Contest T&C: h...

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30th Aug 2017, by WWF Malaysia

Marine turtles play an important role to help maintain the health of seagrass and coral reefs that benefit commercially valuable species that we consume for our daily diets. Come show your support towards WWF-Malaysia’s conservation efforts and join us for the AXA Hearts in Action Run 2017 at www.heyjom.com/axa. Part proceeds will be channeled to support WWF-Malaysia’s conservation efforts.

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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
30th Aug 2017, by WWF Malaysia

International Whale Shark Day celebrates these gentle marine giants that roam the oceans around the globe. These are world’s second largest fish, and they have an enormous appetite - their favourite meal is plankton! Being a filter feeder, the beast juts out its formidably sized jaws and scoop these tiny plants and animals up, along with any small fish that happen to be around, with their colossal gaping mouths while swimming close to the water's surface. While these gentle creatures do occa...

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Updates On 28th Aug 2017
28th Aug 2017, by WWF Malaysia

The WWF Panda needs you! Want to be a modern-day superhero? The only superpower that we need is your smile and a passion for wildlife and the environment. We offer a unique working opportunity for our superheroes where you will gain greater job satisfaction by doing your part to save our living planet. Awesome isn’t it? We need you, if you meet the requirements below: - No experience is required, however, a huge smile and can-do attitude will help as we will equip you with full training to e...

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Updates On 25th Aug 2017
25th Aug 2017, by WWF Malaysia

Today’s water fact: Did you know: According to the United Nations, everyone human being has the right to have access to 50 to 100 litres of water per person per day. Malaysians use about 200 litres / day - which is among the highest in the region. Join us and get to know more about your water rights. Register now at www.wwfmyfreshwater.com/vision-events and join #WWFWaterQuest 2017 Remember to register before 30 September 2017! #wwfmy #waterconservation #waterquest

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Updates On 24th Aug 2017
24th Aug 2017, by WWF Malaysia

As we look forward to Malaysia Day, please spare a thought for our very Malaysian ‘Man of the Forest’. Our beloved, iconic orangutans are losing their homes, families and lives. Please help them, visit: http://bit.ly/2ul4l9a and you will receive a tax deductible receipt and cute plush toy for your valuable contribution. Your precious donation will help WWF-Malaysia to: • Carry out restoration of logged-over and fire-impacted forest areas by replanting a mixture of native tree species. •...

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Timeline Photos
23rd Aug 2017, by WWF Malaysia

Register now for the Kedah Cycle and Run for Water: http://bit.ly/2wj0B88 6:00am to 10:30am on Saturday, 11 November 2017 Venue: Keriang Hill Resort, 06570 Gunung Keriang, Alor Setar, Kedah, Malaysia Participants will get a 100% organic cotton T-shirt and medal made from recycled remnant wood.

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Greening The Economy Through Gaharu
22nd Aug 2017, by WWF Malaysia

A green economy is about making an economy sustainable, profitable without compromising nature and the environment and at the same time, bringing benefits to people. Here at WWF, we are starting at the grassroots level. Recently we paid a visit to Rumah Manggat in Batang Ai together with the Forest Department Sarawak. The reason? To explore their interest in a gaharu tea project that’s forest-friendly, long-term and financially rewarding to the local community. Wish us luck!

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Timeline Photos
21st Aug 2017, by WWF Malaysia

WWF-Malaysia’s conservation efforts include conducting satellite collaring to identify Borneo elephant’s key space requirements, promote solutions such as wildlife corridors to connect fragmented habitats and strategic electric fencing amongst others. Run to show your support for environmental conservation by registering for the AXA Hearts in Action Run 2017 at www.heyjom.com/axa. Part proceeds will be channeled to support WWF-Malaysia’s conservation efforts.

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Updates On 19th Aug 2017
19th Aug 2017, by WWF Malaysia

Happy #WorldOrangutanDay! Our orangutan conservation team uses three methods to count Bornean orangutan nests. The nests help us to estimate how many Bornean orangutans exist and where they are in the Central Forests of Sabah: 1. Ground survey - this is done on foot, is the most physically exhausting and takes the longest time to do. 2. Helicopter survey - this method involves flying over tree tops, according to grids. Highly expensive, can cover a large area in one go, and is the fastest met...

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