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We Would Like To Sincerely Thank All Our Supporter.. 13th Jan 2021, by WWF Malaysia
We would like to sincerely thank all our supporters for enabling WWF-Malaysia's work to sustain the natural world for the benefit of people and wildlife for the past 49 years since 13 January 1972. We will strive to continue to be worthy of your meaningful and important support. We have exciting plans for our 50th anniversary in 2022, so please look out for updates on our social media. Thank you very much again for helping to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.
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We Would Like To Invite Your Educational Instituti.. 11th Jan 2021, by WWF Malaysia
We would like to invite your educational institution to join the inaugural ‘Earth Hour #Connect2Earth Pledge for Nature’ nationwide contest, where lecturers and students will undertake activities, for example promoting the pledge on their educational institution and personal social media channels, encouraging friends and family to pledge, etc. to get as many people as possible to sign the pledge for nature from 1 February 2021 to Earth Day 22 April 2021.
Learn more about the contest and how...
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Earth Hour 2021 Video 11th Jan 2021, by WWF Malaysia
As we countdown to #EarthHour at 8:30pm on Saturday, 27 March 2021, Speak Up for Nature by:
• Pledging to switch off this Earth Hour to show you want a healthy natural world we can all rely on
• Writing a Letter to Leaders in support of conservation action
• Donating to support efforts to save our wildlife, save our forests and save ourselves
Take action to protect nature at wwf.org.my/earthhour as it is one of our greatest allies against climate change and is vital for our survival and pr...
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Did You Know That Mangrove Forests Are Some Of The.. 8th Jan 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Did you know that mangrove forests are some of the most important ecosystems to protect? It protects coastlines, mitigates climate change, as well as provide resources for both humans and wildlife.
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Sabah has the most extensive coverage of mangroves in Malaysia, with over 364,000 hectares of mangrove forests mainly along its east and southeast coast. While most are protected, some remain unprotected.
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You can do your part to protect our mangroves by supporting sustainable businesses that do no...
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Working With Highland Communities In Hob On Sustainable Solutions 8th Jan 2021, by WWF Malaysia
The highlands of Long Semadoh in northern Sarawak are filled with an abundance of cultural and natural wonders. It is home to the Lun Bawang community, with Adan rice being their main produce. Adan rice is a local variety that is cultivated through traditional practices. It is globally renowned for its fine grains, fragrance and taste, and part of that is because it is grown in high elevations with clear, unpolluted river water. Lets join McKenzie Martin as he tells us his story of how WWF works...
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Write To Our Leaders For Change. Click Here And Be.. 6th Jan 2021, by WWF Malaysia
Write to our leaders for change. Click here https://www.wwfmy-esd.com/citizenaction2021 and be part of the #CitizenActionForNature movement!
WWF-Malaysia is calling upon individuals to examine your neighbourhood and look for environmental issues that can be tackled by your state leaders. Please write and tell them what is important to you. This information helps them as they make decisions that affect your community and the people who live there. For details, visit: https://www.wwfmy-esd.com/c...
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Working With Highland Communities In Hob On Sustainable Solutions 6th Jan 2021, by WWF Malaysia
The highlands of Long Semadoh in northern Sarawak are filled with an abundance of cultural and natural wonders. It is home to the Lun Bawang community, with Adan rice being their main produce. Adan rice is a local variety that is cultivated through traditional practices. It is globally renowned for its fine grains, fragrance and taste, and part of that is because it is grown in high elevations with clear, unpolluted river water. Lets join McKenzie Martin as he tells us his story of how WWF works...
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New Year New Resolutions And 80 Days To Earthhour .. 6th Jan 2021, by WWF Malaysia
New Year 🎉 New Resolutions 📋 and 80 days to #EarthHour 2021!
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Millions of people across the globe will come together on 27 March at 8:30pm, to speak up for nature and our planet. Will you join them? Show your support today and be a #VoiceForNature by pledging to save nature at wwf.org.my/earthhour and adding this profile frame to your Facebook profile.
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Let’s spread the word and speak up for change.🙋...
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Were Looking For Champions To Protect Our Rivers. .. 5th Jan 2021, by WWF Malaysia
We’re looking for champions to protect our rivers. Water pollution is becoming a severe problem in our country, with 80% of mismanaged waste on land ending up in our rivers and oceans. Together with H&M, we’re calling on you to nominate yourself or someone passionate about protecting rivers to receive a seed grant of up to RM3000 to conserve and maintain a healthy river basin.
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Closing date is 10 January 2021. For more information, visit bit.ly/ECA2021
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A Big Shout Out To Our Donors And Partners For The.. 30th Dec 2020, by WWF Malaysia
A big shout out to our donors and partners for their continued support to the Sarawak Conservation Programme. Between August and December, we managed to carry out several activities when inter-district travel and small group gatherings were allowed while adhering to strict to Covid-19 SOPs set out by the government. Working closely with government agencies, forest management units, like-minded NGOS and communities, our team among others:
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🔸Carried out sustainable pepper and tagang project ...
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Installing Camera-Traps In The Heart Of Borneo 30th Dec 2020, by WWF Malaysia
As the monsoon season sets in, torrential rains and rough rivers did not deter the Sarawak’s wildlife conservation team from going to Ulu Baleh, deep in the Heart of Borneo, to set up camera-traps in October. Thanks to the experienced boatmen and village guides, the team managed to go against all odds and install 21 camera traps.
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#ThrowbackWednesday #NewDealForNatureAndPeople
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It Surely Has Been An Intense 10-Days Of Learning,.. 28th Dec 2020, by WWF Malaysia
It surely has been an intense 10-days of learning, rich interactions, active teamwork and fun for all participants of the Water Vanguards Challenge 2020. The participants’ enthusiasm, insightful views and well researched submissions of the assigned mini challenges were absolutely amazing!
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With the close of this virtual challenge on 23 December 2020, we are delighted to announce the winners. The Semenyih Salvators from the University of Nottingham Malaysia emerged the top team followed by Aqu...
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Wwf-Malaysia’s First Virtual Water Vanguards Challenge 2020 25th Dec 2020, by WWF Malaysia
We are proud to have 40 enthusiastic university students onboard WWF-Malaysia’s first virtual Water Vanguards Challenge 2020, powered by H&M, our corporate partner and supported by our communication partner, Illuminairre.
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Over the 10-day challenge that commenced on 14 December 2020, the students explored and deliberated various water-related topics besides diligently executing daily assignments. Starting with a deep dive into where water comes from, water footprint and virtual water, they we...
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Eco Champions Award | Wwf-Malaysia 24th Dec 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Eco Champion Awards 2021 is back with a twist!
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This year, the ECA is embarking on this journey with WWF-Malaysia’s corporate partner, H&M, and the Freshwater team of WWF-Malaysia. With a focus on safeguarding freshwater resources by reducing waste footprint, we are seeking nominees with a strong passion to initiate, drive, and be involved significantly in efforts towards river conservation and solid waste management at Klang Valley river basins.
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Instead of individual nominations for studen...
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The Covid-19 Pandemic Has Changed Our Lives In Man.. 23rd Dec 2020, by WWF Malaysia
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed our lives in many ways and for us in WWF-Malaysia, we too are not spared. For a few months, planned field work to project sites in the hinterlands of Sarawak could not be carried out.
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Thankfully in August when inter-district travel was allowed in Sarawak, the wildlife conservation team sprang back into action to retrieve camera traps set in a forest management unit (FMU) in the central region. To the team’s dismay, we lost a few camera-traps to thefts and va...
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