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WWF Malaysia News & Blogs
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Can Human And Nature Coexist In Harmony? Yes Or No..
2nd Dec 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Can human and nature coexist in harmony? Yes or no? Do you want to coexist in harmony with nature? Yes or no? Do you aspire our future leaders to be champions for nature as well? Yes or no? 🤔
Share with us your thoughts by joining this short survey 👉🏻 https://forms.gle/yC2TL5xzTk24T9HS6 or let’s exchange our aspirations here in the comment section. 😄
#SpeakUpForNature #VoiceForNature #PilihanRaya #Election #OurFuture #ShapeOurFuture #Undilah #Sarawak #Coexist
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Calling All Students Aged Between 12 To 15 Years F..
1st Dec 2021, by WWF Malaysia
📣 Calling all students aged between 12 to 15 years from all over Malaysia 📣
WWF-Malaysia is proud to introduce the Water Squad Challenge - an online education programme to raise awareness and build the capacity of youths in freshwater conservation and sustainable water consumption.
This programme will take place virtually via Zoom during the school holidays, from 13 to 22 December 2021.
Register now if you:
💧 Have a laptop and access to a stable internet connec...
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Bornean Orangutans Are Lowland Specialists. They A..
1st Dec 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Bornean 🦧 Orangutans are lowland specialists. They are rarely found in elevations higher than 500m above sea level. In 1950s, they’re found across Borneo, about ~255,000 km2 of 🗾 land.
The sharp decline of Bornean 🦧 population are due to clearing, degradation and fragmentation of their habitats, and hunting, although hunting is rare. Since the ‘50s, until 2010, Bornean 🦧 numbers decreased by more than 60% and projected to decline another 22% in the next 15 years.
Together, we c...
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Pre Election Survey For Conservation Agenda
1st Dec 2021, by WWF Malaysia
The Sarawak 12th State Election is just around the corner. Political parties and aspiring candidates will be speaking up for the people on their needs and issues affecting their lives. 🙌
But who will speak up for nature? What do you want your future leaders to do for nature? Share with us your thoughts by joining this short survey 👉🏻 https://forms.gle/yC2TL5xzTk24T9HS6 or leave your opinion here because we care to know. 🤗
#SpeakUpForNature #VoiceForNature #PilihanRaya #Election #Ou...
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Meet Absan Saman. Absan Is A Native Of Tigabu Isla..
30th Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Meet Absan Saman!
Absan is a native of Tigabu Island. Together with his fellow friends on Tigabu, they have been active in turtle conservation work on the Tigabu-Mantabuan-Kukuban-Tambulian Island Complex and turtle hatchery management within Tun Mustapha Park.
To date, Absan and his friends have released more than 2,000 turtle hatchlings. Please support Absan and the turtle guardians in their efforts to save our sea turtles. Learn more, visit: https://community.wwf.org.my/project/8/updates ...
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We Are At A Unique Moment In Human History. The Im..
27th Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
We are at a unique moment in human history. The impacts of our activities on our wildlife, climate, rivers, forests and oceans are profound, and have caused our natural habitat to decline drastically.
However, all is not lost. We are the first generation to fully comprehend our devastating impacts on the planet, and we are the last generation that can do something about it. Restoring our planet’s health requires all of our efforts. Together, we can prevent the coming disasters of climate chan...
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Humanitys Well-Being And The Declining State Of Pl..
26th Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Humanity’s well-being and the declining state of planet Earth can no longer be ignored. As the late conservationist John Muir aptly said, “When one tugs at a single thing in nature, one finds it attached to the rest of the world”. If we want to live in a future where we will all flourish, we need to act now, and act together, to protect our environment and reduce our carbon footprint.
Malaysia's transition towards net zero emissions is crucial to ensure that we do not get left behind. Fi...
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Fb Live: What's The Fuss About Sustainable Palm Oil?
24th Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
#DYK that we all consume palm oil on a daily basis? At least 50% of the consumer products sold in most supermarkets contain palm oil, and it is found in an incredible range of everyday household products. Because of its widespread use and demand, ensuring that palm oil is sustainably produced and consumed is important for the environment. So, what's all the fuss about sustainable palm oil? If you want to know the A-Z of SPO, come and join us on Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 8pm and listen to ex...
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Who Are The Turtle Guardians?. In Melaka, The Turt..
23rd Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Who are the turtle guardians?
In Melaka, the turtle guardians are ex-licensed egg collectors, ex-egg poachers, and local villagers employed by Department of Fisheries (DoF) during the nesting season to monitor turtle nestings, turtle tagging, and secure eggs for incubation. WWF-Malaysia funds the wages of the turtle guardians and collaborates with the Department in liaison with the head of villages to select suitable turtle guardians, in training and monitoring their output.
WWF-Malaysia’s ...
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Dyk That We All Consume Palm Oil On A Daily Basis?..
22nd Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
#DYK that we all consume palm oil on a daily basis? At least 50% of the consumer products sold in most supermarkets contain palm oil, and it is found in an incredible range of everyday household products. Because of its widespread use and demand, ensuring that palm oil is sustainably produced and consumed is important for the environment. So, what's all the fuss about sustainable palm oil? If you want to know the A-Z of SPO, come and join us on Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 8pm and listen to ex...
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Small-Scale Fishers Are Most Vulnerable To Impacts..
21st Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Small-scale fishers are most vulnerable to impacts such as dwindling fish stocks, pollution, environmental degradation, and climate change.
That is why sustainable fisheries and aquaculture are important in minimising impacts to the environment and strengthening communities’ resilience.
Support responsibly produced seafood for a better tomorrow. #WorldFisheriesDay
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In An Effort To Eliminate Single-Use Plastic Bags ..
21st Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
In an effort to eliminate single-use plastic bags from its fresh fruits and vegetables and introducing the use of reusable mesh bags, Ben's Independent Grocer and Village Grocer have embarked on an initiative which is estimated to eliminate 30 million single-use plastics that customers frequently use for weighted products.
In conjunction with World Fisheries Day, this would be the last chance to redeem your BITES points to support WWF-Malaysia. We sincerely thank everyone who supported our mari...
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Tomorrow Is World Fisheries Day, So We Are Shining..
20th Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Tomorrow is World Fisheries Day, so we are shining a spotlight on the people behind the seafood we eat.
They have to face extreme sea and weather conditions in their fishing areas just to put food on their table. Our fisheries are also under threats of overfishing - which will put their livelihood at risk.
Let’s choose responsibly produced seafood to support the small-scale fishers in our country.
#WorldFisheriesDay
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We Have Entered The Metaverse We Have Partnered Wi..
20th Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
We have entered the metaverse! We have partnered with a Malaysian artist, Katun, who will be releasing his NFT avatar collection this coming December 2021 called ‘Apes R Us’. Over the years, Katun has given an artistic life to his work that surrounds his signature characters, the Apes. Apes R Us will be including WWF themed avatars and 100% of the proceeds plus secondary sales will be donated to support WWF-Malaysia’s orang-utan conservation efforts.
We are excited to jump into the NFT wo...
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The Pandas At Wwf-Malaysia Celebrate The Unanimous..
19th Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
🎉🐢The pandas at WWF-Malaysia celebrate the unanimous passing of amendments to the Terengganu Turtle Enactment 1951 - which includes the long-awaited ban on sale of all species of marine turtle eggs in Terengganu!
We would like to applaud the Terengganu State Government, the Department of Fisheries, the State Assembly, and all other key stakeholders for this remarkable progress ✨
WWF-Malaysia hopes this paves the way for all states to review and strengthen its turtle legislations holist...
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Eyes On Setiu Wetlands
18th Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia dan Pusat Sains & Kreativiti Terengganu telah menjayakan satu program atas talian bertajuk Engaging Youth in Environmental Sustainability (EYES) on Setiu Wetlands. Program tajaan Cimb Islamic Bank ini yang berlangsung pada Oktober sehingga awal November 2021 telah mencatat penyertaan seramai 382 peserta dalam ketiga-tiga sub-program yang dianjurkan di bawah EYES on Setiu Wetlands.
Berikut merupakan sorotan aktiviti-aktiviti menarik sepanjang program berkenaan dijalankan:
🌺 Para...
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