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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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Know Your Seafood
1st Dec 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Did you know that 21 November was World Fisheries Day? And in line with that, we launched a new interactive SOS Guide at saveourseafood.my
Find out which seafood are in the (avoid), (recommended), and (reduce) lists; learn more about our seafood-related work, and much more!
Together, we can make informed decisions by being a responsible seafood consumer (or share the message with someone you know )
We thank you for your continuous support.
#theMomentisNow #SaveOurSeafood
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How Can Malaysian Youth Help The Country Achieve N..
25th Nov 2022, by WWF Malaysia
How can Malaysian youth help the country achieve net zero? WWF-Malaysia has collaborated with AMEU to raise climate awareness.
Register for the AMEU Malaysian Youth Climate Conference (MYCC): Exploring Economics and Climate Change to learn ways to reduce your carbon footprint as a consumer and in industry and government.
Event details:
🔸December 3-4, 2022 (Saturday and Sunday)
🔸8am-1:30pm UKT / 4pm-9pm Zoom for MYT
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe02ld2X0 Gvtogd...
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Have Yu Submitted Any Photos/videos Of Sharks And ..
25th Nov 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Have YU submitted any photos/videos of sharks and rays to 👉🏽 #ProjekElasmoWatch yet? We're eagerly waiting 🙂 (you can find out more on how you can do so here 👉🏽https://bit.ly/projekelasmowatch)
A round of applause to our Fintastic contributors of #ProjekElasmoWatch in the past months:
🦈K.L. Chew,
🦈Sharifah Ruqaiyah,
🦈Alunan Coral Project and
🦈Alvin Chelliah
Thanks to YU, we now know a little more about our sharks and rays in Marine Protected Areas 🤓
Projek Elas...
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Nature Has Delayed Global Warming, Preventing Even..
24th Nov 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Nature has delayed global warming, preventing even worse #ClimateCrisis impacts.
Our oceans, forests, grasslands, animals, soils, and more absorb man-made CO2 and protect us from storm surges and floods.
We may lose nature as an ally. As pollution rises, nature's ability to absorb carbon weakens.
Protect and Restore is crucial if we want to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius, save lives, adapt to climate change, and slow it down.
Read more here: https://bit.ly/SecretAlley
#Secret...
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Your Vote Can Pave The Way For A Better Nation And..
17th Nov 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Your vote can pave the way for a better nation and planet. Let your voices, actions and vote send a clear message to our leaders that you want a healthier environment and less climate disasters - not just in the next 5 years, but in the next 50 years and beyond.
Please spread the important message by sharing this post to your stories, and with family and friends.
Together possible!
Together, we can #ShapeOurFuture.
Thank you for voting to Shape Our Future to ensure people and nature thrive...
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Wwf-Malaysia Extends Our Heartfelt Thanks To Flex ..
17th Nov 2022, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia extends our heartfelt thanks to Flex Foundation for awarding us the grant this year. The Turtle Nesting Monitoring project in Melaka covered under this grant will enable WWF-Malaysia to carry out collaborative turtle egg protection including egg trade monitoring, towards conserving the critically endangered hawksbill turtles.
Together Possible!
#wwfmy #FlexMalaysia
Photo (c) WWF-Malaysia
Photo caption: Staff engagement activity at Padang Kemunting, Melaka with Flex Technologies (...
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Nature-Based Solutions Nbs Are Conservation Approa..
16th Nov 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Nature-based solutions (NbS) are conservation approaches that address societal challenges such as climate change and biodiversity loss while strengthening sustainable livelihoods for local communities. The local benefits of NbS can be diverse, including both monetary and non-monetary outcomes and incentives to partners and communities who participate in these approaches.
Join us at the Malaysia Pavillion #COP27 to learn more about Nature-Based Solutions, a panel discussion on "Bringing Equity ...
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Lets Explore Nature-Related Financial Risks In Mal..
16th Nov 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Let’s explore nature-related financial risks in Malaysia at #COP27! Malaysia’s experience as a “megadiverse” emerging nation provides an opportunity to see how nature-related risks can be assessed and opportunities considered to improve economic and nature-related outcomes.
Watch the panel discussion on “Financing Opportunities for Nature” happening today, featuring Ms Lakshmi Lavanya, WWF-Malaysia’s Head of Policy and Climate Change:
📆 16 November 2022 (Wednesday)
🕰️ 9...
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Youth Hold The Key To A More Sustainable Future. T..
14th Nov 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Youth hold the key to a more sustainable future!
The children and youth of today will be standing on the frontline in the coming decades, dealing with the challenges posed by climate change more frequently than previous generations.
Environmental emergencies such as floods, rising temperatures and biodiversity loss are increasingly becoming the norm. These challenges mean that children and youth face an uncertain future.
With the implementation of UNDI18, Malaysian youth now hold the key to ...
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Wwf-Malaysia Is Looking For Suitable Candidates To..
8th Nov 2022, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia is looking for suitable candidates to join our Marine team. The available position:
🔴 Sustainable Fisheries Assistant
Employment Status: Short Term Contract
Duration: November 2022 to March 2023 (subject to renewal)
Working Location: WWF-Malaysia HQ Office in Petaling Jaya Commercial Centre (PJCC)
More details on the job scope and requirements can be found here
👉 https://forms.gle/qmyNkhfSAYdsDePK8
Only shortlisted candidates will be notified. Thank you.
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And We're Done Our Main Event For Wwf-Malaysia's 5..
7th Nov 2022, by WWF Malaysia
And we're done! Our main event for WWF-Malaysia's 50-year conservation journey was a resounding success, and we were honoured to have you on this journey with us. Your support further embodies the call of ‘Together for Nature’, and our work would not have been possible without you. Indeed, this will be another memorable milestone in our journey towards achieving WWF-Malaysia's mission of people living in harmony with nature, as we carry out our conservation efforts based on our four values ...
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Wwf-Malaysia Turned 50 This Year, And We Are Celeb..
31st Oct 2022, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia turned 50 this year, and we are celebrating our milestones and achievements 🙌
In conjunction with our 50th Anniversary, we are organising a Conservation and Community Conference on 2 and 3 November 2022 at the Shangri-La Tanjung Aru Resort, Kota Kinabalu. 💪
The public is invited to check out the exhibition at the Pavilion, Ground Floor of Shangri-La Tanjung Aru Resort from 9 am to 5 pm. Admission is free. 🤗 Come and join us 😉
Find out more at wwf.org.my/50
#wwfmy #50...
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Bornean Elephants - A Journey Through A Living Lan..
28th Oct 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Bornean Elephants - A Journey Through A Living Landscape is a story of co-existence and what good conservation can look like. The documentary takes the perspective of Bornean elephants in Sabah, of which only 1,500 remain in the wild, as they traverse through the landscape and show how these gentle giants can coexist with humans amidst different challenges that both they and their human counterpart face.
We will be unveiling the preview of the documentary at our 50th Anniversary celebration n...
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Komuniti Setempat Di Setiu Wetlands Sangat Bergant..
21st Oct 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Komuniti setempat di Setiu Wetlands sangat bergantung kepada sungai dan beberapa ekosistem lain di kawasan tanah lembap tersebut untuk pelbagai manfaat ekonomi dan kesejahteraan hidup.
Pada 20 Oktober 2022, mereka telah bersama-sama memainkan peranan dalam memerangi pencemaran sungai dan e-waste, serta melestarikan daerah Setiu dengan amalan kitar semula.
Melalui program Setiu Cakna Alam Sekitar anjuran bersama WWF-Malaysia dan Majlis Daerah Setiu, lebih 220 peserta yang terdiri daripada pel...
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A New Paper Co-Authored By A Team Of International..
19th Oct 2022, by WWF Malaysia
A new paper co-authored by a team of international researchers including WWF-Malaysia has found that the majority of Asian elephants prefer slightly disturbed forests and areas of regrowth. This preference is thought to be related to food habits as elephants favour grasses, bamboo, palms and fast-growing trees, which are found in disturbed environments.
This does not diminish the importance of protected areas, but rather highlights the need for the promotion of human-elephant coexistence around...
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Happy International E-Waste Day Our Freshwater Con..
14th Oct 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Happy International E-Waste Day! Our Freshwater conservation team in Setiu, Terengganu will be holding a community event dubbed ‘Setiu Cakna Alam Sekitar’ on 20 October 2022, in conjunction with three environmental days – World Rivers Day (25 September), International E-Waste Day (14 October) and National Recycling Day (5 November).
Supported by CIMB Islamic Bank, exciting activities have been lined up for the half-day event such as beach plogging, recycle-race, insightful sharing session...
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