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Hai Kawan-Kawan, Selamat Hari Hidupan Liar Sedunia..
3rd Mar 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Hai kawan-kawan, Selamat Hari Hidupan Liar Sedunia. 😍 Terdapat banyak spesis haiwan di Malaysia. Spesis manakah kegemaran anda? Bayangkan anda adalah haiwan tersebut, apakah yang anda inginkan dalam kehidupan anda? 🤔
Mari kongsikan dengan kami pandangan anda di bahagian komen, mulai hari ini sehingga 7 Mac 2022. ✍🏻 Ehermmm, komen yang paling menarik berpeluang untuk memenangi hadiah edisi terhad daripada kami. 😎
Jangan lupa untuk:
1. Ikuti Facebook dan Instagram WWF-Malaysia, Suk...
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#waterwednesday Live: Water Footprint
2nd Mar 2022, by WWF Malaysia
We often hear of carbon footprint – the amount of greenhouse gases generated from our actions and activities and how that is causing an impact on the environment. But, not many know about #waterfootprint.
Let’s find out more from our honoured speakers about what water footprint is and what it tells us about our water consumption patterns. Stay tuned for our first #WaterWednesday Talk Series streaming live on our Facebook page from 10:00 am to 11:30 am next Wednesday (2 March 2022).
Togethe...
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Apas Balung Plantation's Journey Towards Rspo
2nd Mar 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Join our video tour to Apas Balung Estate and Plantation in Tawau, Sabah and learn how oil palm plantations can be managed more sustainably.
WWF through the Sustainable Oil Palm Team (SPOT) under the Sabah Landscape Programme has been working with palm oil companies such as Sawit Kinabalu towards RSPO certification as we believe businesses also have a crucial role to play in supporting conservation efforts and being part of the solution.
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Turtletuesday Adzam's Face Says It All. He Lights ..
1st Mar 2022, by WWF Malaysia
#TurtleTuesday Adzam's face says it all. He lights up every time we manage to incubate a turtle nest in our hatchery at Kg Mangkok, Setiu 😍 Adzam is a community member and the marine team in Terengganu has worked closely with him since 2010. He has been with us through the thick and thin moments of our turtle egg work there. Marine turtles in Malaysia are endangered and two species are at the brink of extinction. Do your part for our turtles 🐢 Learn more, visit: https://community.wwf.org....
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Holding A Video Call Is Not A Big Deal These Days ..
25th Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Holding a video call is not a big deal these days but for rural dwellers in far-flung Ulu Katibas, Song, Sarawak, it is a big deal. With travel and work in the field severely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, we had to adapt and think outside the box on how we could continue to engage with our rural partners, specifically with two longhouses, called Rumah Peter and Rumah Dagum.
Our solution? In February 2022, WWF-Malaysia facilitated the installation of a prepaid satellite communication platf...
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On 22 February, Wwf-Malaysia Paid A Courtesy Visit..
25th Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
On 22 February, WWF-Malaysia paid a courtesy visit to the Malaysian Pepper Board (MPB) headquarters in Kuching, Sarawak. WWF-Malaysia, led by Senior Project Manager Cynthia Chin, together with Forest and Community Officer Diana Chendai, had a fruitful meet up with MPB Acting Director-General Jenny George and the board’s senior officers, on the general updates of the pepper project in Ulu Katibas, Song, and plans for this year.
After the meeting, the Director-General was presented with a copy...
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We Often Hear Of Carbon Footprint The Amount Of Gr..
25th Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
We often hear of carbon footprint – the amount of greenhouse gases generated from our actions and activities and how that is causing an impact on the environment. But, not many know about #waterfootprint.
Let’s find out more from our honoured speakers about what water footprint is and what it tells us about our water consumption patterns. Stay tuned for our first #WaterWednesday Talk Series streaming live on our Facebook page from 10:00 am to 11:30 am next Wednesday (2 March 2022).
Togethe...
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Fb Live: Can We Achieve Net Zero By 2050?
24th Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Join us on February 24th at 9:30 AM for another session in our Environmental Speaker Series, this time on the topic of "Can We Achieve Net Zero by 2050?" The Environmental Speaker Series is organized by WWF Malaysia and sponsored by the U.S. Embassy Kuala Lumpur.
Net-zero refers to a state in which greenhouse gases going into the atmosphere are balanced by removal out of the atmosphere. Achieving net-zero is regarded as the best way forward in our fight against climate change. As more and more ...
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Our Team In Sarawak Is Embarking On A New Conserva..
23rd Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Our team in Sarawak is embarking on a new conservation work - a corridor for orangutans in Gunung Lesung-Ulu Sebuyau. This work aims at linking protected areas for orangutans and helping to enhance community's livelihood, so that people and nature can thrive.
To kick start the work, our team held a project socialization session in Sri Aman today. About 20 participants from government agencies and community representatives attended the session. Among others, they discussed potential areas of col...
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Turtletuesday Regarded By Many As The Most Beautif..
22nd Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
#TurtleTuesday Regarded by many as the most beautiful of all marine turtles due to the striking pattern of their shell, hawksbill turtles have been visiting Melaka’s beaches every year to nest. One of WWF-Malaysia’s objectives is to protect the critically endangered hawksbill turtle population of Melaka by conducting nightly nesting monitoring during the turtle nesting season (April to September) in partnership with Department of Fisheries Malaysia.
Please help save our sea turtles. Learn m...
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What Is Freshwater?. Some Say Its Our Drinking Wat..
22nd Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
What is Freshwater?
Some say it’s our drinking water and basic need. Some say it’s the holy water for religious rituals. Some even say that water is liquid gold and a good investment for investors.
No matter what it is, we can’t deny the fact that we all need water for survival and we have shared responsibility in managing the resource together in a sustainable manner.
In conjunction with World Water Day 2022 in March, celebrate the month by joining us to delve into the topic of freshwa...
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Did You Know That There Needs To Be A Shift Toward..
22nd Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Did you know that there needs to be a shift towards green economy activities to maximise reduction of anthropogenic emissions at their source? Find out more this Thursday at 9.30 am on our FB Live session as we discuss our goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2050.
Click "Get Reminder" on our pinned post above so you don't miss this exciting session!
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To Ensure The Survival Of The Bornean Elephant Pop..
17th Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
To ensure the survival of the 🐘Bornean elephant population in Sabah, several measures should be taken including:
🔸Ensuring the continued protection of elephant habitat
🔸Effectively address retaliatory killings of elephants due to conflict
🔸Ensuring that the construction of new roads and expansion of existing ones will not disrupt elephant movement
#SabahLandscapesProgramme #BorneanElephant
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A Recent Wwf Study Has Found That The Bornean Elep..
17th Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
A recent WWF study has found that the Bornean elephant population in Central Sabah is actually less than its previous estimate due to methodological limitations in its previous study. Though this does not drastically change the overall Sabah population estimate for the Bornean elephants, prudent measures should be put in place to safeguard the Central Sabah elephant population.
Link to paper: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/wlb3.0 1024
#SabahLandscapesProgramme #BorneanElephant
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Join Us On February 24th At 930 Am For Another Ses..
17th Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Join us on February 24th at 9:30 AM for another session in our Environmental Speaker Series, this time on the topic of "Can We Achieve Net Zero by 2050?" The Environmental Speaker Series is organized by WWF Malaysia and sponsored by the U.S. Embassy Kuala Lumpur.
Net-zero refers to a state in which greenhouse gases going into the atmosphere are balanced by removal out of the atmosphere. Achieving net-zero is regarded as the best way forward in our fight against climate change. As more and more ...
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Untangled: Planet Plastic
16th Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Did you know? We could be consuming microplastics equivalent to one credit card every week.
Plastic is everywhere. In your home, in your food, and yes - even in your body. If we keep going at this rate, plastic pollution could triple by 2040!
Join over two million people calling world leaders to start negotiations of a global #PlasticsTreaty to #StopPlasticPollution at #UNEA: go.panda.org/plastics
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Let's Count Orangutan Nests
15th Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
#DYK that every evening, orang-utans make a sleeping platform or nest from tree branches to sleep? Each individual orang-utan has its personal preference in positioning the nest on a tree. Counting orang-utan nests is the most popular way to estimate their population size. Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1JmioVBoew&t=28s to see how it's done!
Please help save our Bornean orang-utans. Learn more, visit: https://community.wwf.org.my/project/3/updates Thank you.
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Wwf-Malaysia Paid A Courtesy Call To The Economic ..
14th Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia paid a courtesy call to the Economic Planning Unit (EPU) office at Wisma Bapa Malaysia, Kuching on 11 February 2022. The delegation, led by Head of Conservation Sarawak Dr Jason Hon, together with Programme Leader Ms Belinda Lip and Senior Project Manager Ms Cynthia Chin, had a fruitful meeting with the Director of EPU, Datu Dr Muhammad Abdullah.
Datu Dr Muhammad also received a copy of the book "The Value of Nature" from WWF-Malaysia, which was recently published in November 2021 ...
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Hurry, Register For The Earth Hour Virtual Run For..
14th Feb 2022, by WWF Malaysia
Hurry, register for the Earth Hour Virtual Run For Nature 2022 before 17 February 2022 to get your name engraved on the medal with only RM10!
Take action now for people and planet by joining the Earth Hour Virtual Run for Nature 2022 - 50th Anniversary Edition, register here: https://www.jomrun.com/event/WWF-Malaysia-Earth-Ho ur-Virtual-Run-for-Nature-2022
The virtual run is organised by JomRun in partnership with WWF-Malaysia. Proceeds will be channelled to WWF-Malaysia’s efforts to protect...
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