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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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Updates On 30th Mar 2015
30th Mar 2015, by WWF Malaysia
The environmental movement would not be the same without a woman’s touch. Recognising the importance of women in conserving the unique marine resources of the Coral Triangle, the Coral Triangle Initiative on Coral Reefs, Fisheries and Food Security (CTI-CFF) Women Leaders Forum (WLF) Earth Hour Awareness Talk in Kudat, Sabah was held last Saturday.
Organised by WWF-Malaysia and funded by USAID and the Coral Triangle Center, the aims of the awareness talk include to highlight the roles of wome...
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Earth Hour 2015 Highlights 2
30th Mar 2015, by WWF Malaysia
From icy Antarctica to the International Space Station, WWF's Earth Hour swept around the globe on Saturday 28 March 2015 (8:30 p.m. local time). Millions of Earth Hour supporters worldwide joined forces to highlight the need for climate action.
Thank you once more to everyone who has joined us this year, together we have the power to change climate change!
Revisit the highlights and energy the movement generated across the world in this video.
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Updates On 30th Mar 2015
30th Mar 2015, by WWF Malaysia
Ever wondered where the water you drink is coming from?
Come and learn more about freshwater conservation by joining our event "Water Quest"!
There will be fun and educational games for you and your family and big hampers to win! The event will be held at the Sabah Adventist Secondary School, Tamparuli on 5th April.
For more information, please contact Ms. Darsinah at dpedro@wwf.org.my.
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Updates On 28th Mar 2015
28th Mar 2015, by WWF Malaysia
Here are some of the photos of Earth Hour celebrations in 1st Avenue Mall Penang, Sunway Pyramid Selangor, Shah Alam and Petaling Jaya. We will be uploading more photos next week so do check back and see if you've been spotted! :D Good night everyone and thank you so much for joining us!
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Updates On 28th Mar 2015
28th Mar 2015, by WWF Malaysia
Earth Hour is finally here! We will be sharing loads of photos on Instagram throughout the day today, so follow us at http://instagram.com/wwfmy for live reports!
Don't forget to tag us or hashtag #EH2015MY in your photos too :) See you guys at our events in Penang, Selangor and Kudat soon!
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Updates On 27th Mar 2015
27th Mar 2015, by WWF Malaysia
We've managed to crowdfund RM850 on Simply Giving so far! Thank you to our fundraisers as well as to everyone who donated in support of our forest restoration work in North Ulu Segama, currently known as Bukit Piton Forest Reserve.
With Earth Hour just a day away, help us change climate change by donating at http://goo.gl/m0fB5U. Every ringgit counts!
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Updates On 27th Mar 2015
27th Mar 2015, by WWF Malaysia
Countdown to Earth Hour 2015: 1 day.
Are you ready? #EH2015MY
Remember to bring your own water bottles to the Earth Hour Night Walk in Sunway Pyramid. Water dispensers will be provided so you can refill your bottles before and after the walk.
For those of you who are concerned about the weather, it would also be advisable to bring a foldable umbrella in the event of rain :)
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Updates On 22nd Mar 2015
22nd Mar 2015, by WWF Malaysia
#Didyouknow: The United Nation states that the right of every human being to have access to sufficient water for personal and domestic uses is between 50 - 100 litres of water per person per day.
An average Malaysian uses about of 200 litres/day which is among the highest in the region. Changing the way we think and learning how to manage our water, as well as having the knowledge and skills to take the necessary actions are critical steps in helping to ensure the country’s water security.
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Updates On 22nd Mar 2015
22nd Mar 2015, by WWF Malaysia
It's World Water Day! Water is a resource that is
crucial for the survival of all life on earth, for both societies and ecosystems. We need clean water for health, agriculture, recreation, manufacturing and so much more, but these uses put pressure on water resources.
Unfortunately, climate change increases water demand while shrinking water supplies, bringing about water shortages while increasing sea levels and causing floods.
This Earth Hour let us begin using water wisely while keeping o...
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Updates On 21st Mar 2015
21st Mar 2015, by WWF Malaysia
Happy World Forestry Day! Today is a day to commemorate the contribution and value of forests and forestry to the community.
Forests have significant economic and ecological value from supporting biodiversity, providing clean water supply, food security and soil stability, as well as supporting local livelihoods. Moreover, it is important to conserve our forests because they are vital carbon sinks which help regulate the climate.
Help us plant more trees by supporting our forest restoration wo...
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19th Mar 2015, by WWF Malaysia
On 13 March 2015, we organised a World Wildlife Day event at Lok Kawi Wildlife Park, Penampang. It was a collaboration with Sabah Wildlife Department. Seven secondary schools from Kota Kinabalu took part in three World Wildlife Day contests which were held for an entire month before the event. At the event we announced the winners of essay, poster, and photography contests.
The event was also graced by Sabah's Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Environment Datuk Seri Panglima Masidi Manjun who ...
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World Wildlife Day At Lok Kawi Wildlife Park, Penampang.
19th Mar 2015, by WWF Malaysia
On 13 March 2015, we organised a World Wildlife Day event at Lok Kawi Wildlife Park, Penampang. It was a collaboration with Sabah Wildlife Department. Seven secondary schools (SMK SANZAC, SMK La Salle, SMK Taman Tun Fuad, SMK All Saints, SMK Inanam, SMK Bandaraya, and SM Stella Maris) from Kota Kinabalu took part in three World Wildlife Day contests which were held for an entire month before the event. At the event we announced the winners of essay, poster, and photography contests.
The event ...
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