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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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Timeline Photos
4th Sep 2015, by WWF Malaysia
Are you tech savvy and do you love nature? If yes, you could be WWF-Malaysia’s next Digital Engagement Executive. For details and to submit your application, please click here before 10 September: http://impactemp-my.jobstreet.com/_ads/others/jobs /2015/8/new/w/10/2726372.htm?fr=30
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Timeline Photos
4th Sep 2015, by WWF Malaysia
Often, wildlife researchers find it difficult to identify individual sun bears from their physical features, except for their distinctive patch on the animals’ chests which is often hidden as they walk on all fours. However, there’s this unique individual in Belum-Temengor which can be easily distinguished from others - its face is painted in blue!
The exact reason behind this occurrence is unknown, but it is thought that this curious bear was playing with a drum of blue paint found in one ...
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Updates On 1st Sep 2015
1st Sep 2015, by WWF Malaysia
We’re looking for an enthusiastic and environmentally passionate individual who is willing to learn and contribute to be part of our team here at WWF-Malaysia! You will be joining the Community Engagement & Education in Terrestrial Conservation team in Kuala Lumpur and Gerik, full details in the images below.
Think you're up for the job? Send in your resume to Ashlyne Nair at anair@wwf.panda.org by 21 Sept 2015. Only selected candidates will be contacted. Thank you!
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Updates On 1st Sep 2015
1st Sep 2015, by WWF Malaysia
In January 2014, a rotting Sun Bear carcass was found with a limb still caught in a snare, where it would have died a slow and agonising death.
Help us prevent such incidents: http://bit.ly/malayansunbear
Full story and more photos: http://www.wwf.org.my/media_and_information/front_ line_stories/?16806/sun-bear-saved
WARNING: Disturbing images are in the article.
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Updates On 28th Aug 2015
28th Aug 2015, by WWF Malaysia
The Selangor Menteri Besar's (MB) recent announcement indicates that the proposed East Klang Valley Expressway (EKVE) will proceed (we can provide this link to the newspaper article here or below after the post). Based on the known alignment, the EKVE will cut through Selangor State Park and precious water catchment forests.
Do you agree to this highway at the expense of your precious water resources? Voice your objections or concerns directly to the MB by sending him a message via email (azmi...
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Updates On 28th Aug 2015
28th Aug 2015, by WWF Malaysia
The snared Sun Bear that was discovered in December 2013 was taken to the Sungkai Wildlife Conservation Centre for further treatment, where it recovered from its injuries before it was released back to the wild in Amanjaya Permanent Reserved Forest in early January.
Help save our Malayan Sun Bear at http://bit.ly/malayansunbear
Read more about this at http://www.wwf.org.my/media_and_information/front_ line_stories/?16806/sun-bear-saved
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Updates On 28th Aug 2015
28th Aug 2015, by WWF Malaysia
The snared Sun Bear that was discovered in December 2013 was taken to the Sungkai Wildlife Conservation Centre for further treatment, where it recovered from its injuries before it was released back to the wild in Amanjaya Permanent Reserved Forest in early January.
Help save our Malayan Sun Bear at http://bit.ly/malayansunbear
Read more about this at http://www.wwf.org.my/media_and_information/front_ line_stories/?16806/sun-bear-saved
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Updates On 24th Aug 2015
24th Aug 2015, by WWF Malaysia
This Sun Bear was discovered caught in a snare in December 2013 in Belum-Temengor. This is the second case in which WWF-Malaysia was involved in rescuing a snared animal near the Gerik-Jeli highway, after a tiger was rescued back in 2010. This shows that poaching is still a threat in the area, which is aided by easy access to the forest via the highway.
Find out how you can help us save the Sun Bear at http://bit.ly/malayansunbear
Read more about this at http://www.wwf.org.my/media_and_informat...
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Sumatran Rhino Vanishes From Malaysian Jungles - Nation | The Star Online
21st Aug 2015, by WWF Malaysia
The Sumatran rhino is on the verge of extinction in all of Malaysia. It has gone extinct in Sarawak several decades back; most probably has gone totally extinct in peninsular Malaysia in the past decade; and is more or less extinct in the wild in Sabah.
The three rhinos being kept in captivity in Sabah were captured from the wild between 2007 and 2014, to prevent their total extinction and to breed them in captivity. These are the last three rhinos in captivity in all of Malaysia.
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Updates On 21st Aug 2015
21st Aug 2015, by WWF Malaysia
What's wrong with this picture?
Back in 2011, one of WWF-Malaysia's camera-traps set in the Belum-Temengor Forest Complex photographed this three-legged Sun Bear, which was believed to have lost its foot to a snare.
Help us secure emergency funds for monitoring and anti-poaching efforts to prevent this from happening: http://bit.ly/malayansunbear
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Updates On 20th Aug 2015
20th Aug 2015, by WWF Malaysia
WWF Malaysia and Terengganu Science & Creativity Centre (TSCC) jointly organised a turtle camp from 16 – 18 August at Ma’Daerah Turtle Sanctuary, Kerteh. 44 secondary schools students from eight districts in Terengganu attended the three day camp.
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Updates On 20th Aug 2015
20th Aug 2015, by WWF Malaysia
Have you submit your entries for the ‘Love & Protect’ contest?
Two more weeks to go! Closing date 31st August 2015. So hurry! Few GRAND PRIZES to be won! Outdoor gears, book vouchers and exclusive WWF merchandises worth over RM400 to be won!
All you need to do is:
1. Watch ‘The Bandaris’ video on WWFMY Youtube
2. Choose one out of the three categories to participate
- Drawing contest (Standard 4 - 6 only)
- Photography contest (Standard 4 - 6 AND Form 1 – 3 only)
- Writing contest ...
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Updates On 19th Aug 2015
19th Aug 2015, by WWF Malaysia
Orang-utans give birth to single young, or on occasion twins. After weaning at about 3.5 years of age, these youngsters become gradually independent of their mother.
They share a preference with humans for fertile alluvial plains and lowland valleys - a habitat once rich in tropical forests but is now being replaced with logging and agricultural concessions.
To help save Malaysia's only great ape:
https://www.pandashop.my/adoptanorangutan/
To learn more about them: http://wwf.panda.org/what_we...
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Updates On 19th Aug 2015
19th Aug 2015, by WWF Malaysia
The Sumatran orang-utan is the most endangered of the two orang-utan species. Now found only in the northern part of the island of Sumatra, Indonesia, the species is fast losing its remaining natural habitat to agriculture and human settlements.
We've got one last #orangutan post for today, hang in there! #OrangutanDay
To help save Malaysia's only great ape:
https://www.pandashop.my/adoptanorangutan/
To learn more about them: http://wwf.panda.org/what_we_do/endangered_species /great_apes/orang...
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