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Dyk That Rain Or Shine, And Even During The Covid-.. 2nd Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
#DYK that rain or shine, and even during the COVID-19 pandemic, WWF-Malaysia’s dedicated field teams have collaborated with the villagers of Rumah Manggat to monitor gaharu (Aquilaria microcarpa) planted in Ulu Sungai Menyang, Sarawak? These trees need a lot of care to prevent them from being attacked by caterpillars which can damage and kill the trees.
Our engagement with the Rumah Manggat community is an example of WWF-Malaysia working with partners to improve communities’ livelihood and...
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Realistically, A Global Scenario Without Palm Oil .. 2nd Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Realistically, a global scenario without palm oil is illogical and detrimental. Simply removing palm oil from the value chain will neither protect nor restore rainforest, whereas a concerted action towards a sustainable palm oil industry can make a difference. Palm oil – when grown responsibly and to the best standards – is the highest yielding vegetable oil. So, substitution of palm oil with other oils, such as soybean, rapeseed and sunflower, can require significantly more land to produce ...
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As The Demand For Palm Oil Steadily Increases, It .. 2nd Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
As the demand for palm oil steadily increases, it is important for us to ensure that palm oil is sustainably produced, used and consumed. Palm oil is also the world’s most traded vegetable oil, but growing it unsustainably can lead to devastating deforestation and harm to wildlife, people and the climate. Sustainable palm oil is important because it fulfils increasing global food demand, supports affordable food prices and poverty reduction. It also safeguards communities and workers’ social...
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Palm Oil Cultivation And Production, If Done In An.. 2nd Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Palm oil cultivation and production, if done in an unsustainable manner, threaten the natural habitat of wildlife, and pose risks to fragile environments and biodiversity. However, when cultivated properly and planted in the right places, the production of palm oil would not negatively impact the environment. That is the difference between sustainable and unsustainable palm oil.
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Dyk That Every Part Of The Oil Palm Tree Can Be Us.. 1st Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
#DYK that every part of the oil palm tree can be used? Crude palm oil can be extracted from the flesh of the oil palm fruit, and palm kernel oil can be extracted from the fruits kernel. The trunk of the oil palm tree can be used as material for furniture, and the leaves can be used for fertiliser and mulch. Even the by-products of the oil palm fruit can be used! Palm oil also makes up almost 40% of all vegetable oil used globally and almost 70% of the oil traded each year – and it produces far...
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Dyk That Palm Oil Is The Worlds Most Traded Vegeta.. 1st Nov 2021, by WWF Malaysia
#DYK that palm oil is the world’s most traded vegetable oil, widely used as a cooking oil and in the manufacturing of many food and household products? Palm oil is a type of edible vegetable oil that is derived from the palm fruit, grown on the African oil palm tree. Oil palms are originally from Western Africa, but can flourish wherever heat and rainfall are abundant. Today, palm oil is grown throughout Africa, Asia, North America, and South America, with Malaysia being the second largest pro...
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Congratulations To The Six Champions And Ten Conso.. 29th Oct 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Congratulations to the six champions and ten consolation prize winners of the Photography and Poster Contests held in conjunction with the #CyberMangroveFestival2021 🎉
Also, a special shout out and note of appreciation to our partner, Kementerian Tenaga dan Sumber Asli for the funding support provided via the #TreasureTheMangroves programme. To all contest participants, a big thank you for your enthusiasm and meaningful support throughout this campaign.
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Malaysia Is One Of The 12 Countries In The World E.. 28th Oct 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Malaysia is one of the 12 countries in the world endowed with megabiodiversity. However, our home is under threat from unsustainable practices and climate change. We need to find win-win solutions that benefit both people and nature. Learn more by viewing our Climate Change and Biodiversity Video (screenshots below) here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0sPkmY68_M&t=13s
Please like our Facebook and check back for updates on our conservation and climate change mitigation efforts, thank you.
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Billions Of Plastic Bottles Go Into Landfills And .. 26th Oct 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Billions of plastic bottles go into landfills and are polluting our planet every year. But now, we’re doing something about it. We made our latest tiger jerseys using 100% recycled bottles. Each tiger jersey was made with 50 recycled plastic bottles. That’s how many bottles you’ll be clearing out of nature’s way.
Proceeds from your purchase will also be channelled to support vital tiger conservation efforts. It’s a double contribution with just one purchase.
Hurry over to pandash...
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Dyk That The Production Of Gaharu Tea Can Help Sav.. 26th Oct 2021, by WWF Malaysia
#DYK that the production of gaharu tea can help save orang-utans and improve the livelihoods of communities? Traditionally, in the production of most gaharu-based medicines, perfumes and incense, the main component used is the tree's resin. This resin is produced when the tree is damaged and infected by a parasitic fungus (Phaeoacremonium parasitica). In order to harvest this resin, the tree would need to be cut down. Rumah Manggat took a different approach altogether and are now producing gahar...
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10 Orang Komuniti Tempatan Dari Taman Tun Mustapha.. 25th Oct 2021, by WWF Malaysia
✨ 10 orang komuniti tempatan dari Taman Tun Mustapha telah dilatih untuk mengumpul dan memantau data perikanan berskala kecil yang penting dan diperlukan di bawah projek Kawasan Pemuliharaan Komuniti Tempatan atau Orang Asal (ICCA) yang disokong oleh Kesatuan Eropah 🐟📊
Penglibatan dalam inisiatif sains masyarakat ini tidak terhad kepada jantina; lelaki dan perempuan memainkan peranan yang penting dalam kelestarian pengurusan sumber di TMP 💪
Tahniah kepada penyelidik komuniti dari Pu...
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Igem Panel Discussion Sketch Summary 22nd Oct 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Thank you to our partners UK in Malaysia - British High Commission Kuala Lumpur and Capital Markets Malaysia for the fantastic screening of Our Planet: Our Business and discussion with Lotus's and Next Generation Oil at Virtual IGEM 2021 last Friday. We would also like to extend our gratitude to WWF-Malaysia Chairman HH Tunku Ali Redhauddin, British High Commissioner to Malaysia HE Charles Hay and HRH The Regent of Pahang, Crown Prince Tengku Hassanal Ibrahim Alam Shah for taking the time to sp...
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Dyk That Endangered Species Also Include Trees? Aq.. 19th Oct 2021, by WWF Malaysia
#DYK that endangered species also include trees? Aquilaria microcarpa, an agarwood or gaharu tree species, is native to Borneo and protected under the Sarawak Wild Life Protection Ordinance 1998. As a species highly desired for its high economic value for medicine, perfume and incense, it has been facing the threat of extinction and is currently listed as endangered under the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. WWF-Malaysia is working with a few partners to improve communities’ livelihood and...
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Berminat Untuk Mengetahui Lebih Lanjut Tentang Keu.. 18th Oct 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Berminat untuk mengetahui lebih lanjut tentang keunikan dan kepentingan Setiu Wetlands di Terengganu?
Sertai kami dalam program Eksplorasi Setiu Wetlands: Permata Alam Semulajadi. Pelbagai slot menarik disediakan di dalam program ini seperti sembang santai ilmiah, eksplorasi maya, dan kuiz berkaitan Setiu Wetlands. Bersama-sama penceramah terkemuka jemputan, saksikan program ini secara langsung di laman Facebook WWF-Malaysia.
Penceramah Jemputan:
🌳 Prof. Dato’ Dr. Mohd Tajuddin Abdullah
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Part5 Most Of Us Living In Cities Either Work From.. 15th Oct 2021, by WWF Malaysia
#Part5 👉 Most of us living in cities either work from home or the office. We work using our laptops and other gadgets like smartphones throughout working hours. 💻
Guess what, this is the sunset view from our SRI farmers’ office (a.k.a farm) in Ba’ Kelalan, Sarawak. It’s pretty right? Imagine yourself enjoying a cuppa with this amazing view after a hard day’s work. ☕
SRI stands for System of Rice Intensification, and it is an environment-friendly and chemical-free farming method...
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Meet The Local Champion Of Sustainable Rice Farming In Ba’ Kelalan 15th Oct 2021, by WWF Malaysia
#Part4 👉 Meet Harrison Thadem Sakai, a pioneer and local champion and trainer for SRI in Ba’ Kelalan, Sarawak. 💪 He is weeding his SRI plot.
Weed control is an important element in SRI to prevent losses in paddy yield and production costs and to preserve good grain quality. Specifically, weeds:
👉 decrease yields as crops have direct competition for sunlight, nutrients, and water;
👉 increase production costs e.g. higher labour or input costs;
👉 reduce grain quality and price.
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Jeffrey Sachs Center 15th Oct 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Come and watch the live stream of our Road to Glasgow-Kunming: Combating Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss in Malaysia Conference happening today, from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.
The international community will converge at two important events at the end of this year, for the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) and the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15). In anticipation of this year’s two largest environmental negotiation forums, the European Union Delegation to Malaysia and WWF are hosting the ...
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