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WWF Malaysia News & Blogs
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Photo 4 Of Tales By Lens Takeover Education For Su..
20th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Photo 4 of Tales by Lens takeover Education for Sustainable Development Malaysia by @stanley1121
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This green paddy frog was found sitting on a leaf during a random afternoon. This medium-sized frog has smooth skin and can grow up to eight cm long. It has a green and brown body, and also a yellow stripe behind the eyes. The frog lives near marshes, lakes, rivers, and also ponds.
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The frog plays a central role in a myriad of ecosystems, besides controlling the population of insects, they are als...
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Tea For Orang-Utans. Since 2017, 11 000 Gaharu Or ..
19th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Tea for orang-utans!
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Since 2017, 11 000 gaharu or agarwood saplings have been planted on degraded land near Rumah Manggat, Batang Ai, Sarawak. WWF-Malaysia worked with Forest Department Sarawak (FDS) and Rumah Manggat community to restore their degraded land in the area which forms part of a larger landscape called Ulu Sungai Menyang. The gaharu forest acts as a buffer zone as the landscape is often referred to as the gateway to ‘orang-utan country’ in the state. Traditionally, gaharu is h...
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Photo 3 Of Tales By Lens Takeover Education For Su..
19th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Photo 3 of Tales by Lens takeover Education for Sustainable Development Malaysia by @stanley1121
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I found these busy bees collecting pollen from yellow water lilies. Bees live in colonies that contain the queen bee, worker bees and drones, but only the queen bee can reproduce. The bees store venom in a sac which is attached to their sting and only female bees sting.
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Honey bees collect pollen as food for the entire colony; in return, they also pollinate plants. In their role as pollinators, be...
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Photo 2 Of Tales By Lens Takeover Education For Su..
18th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Photo 2 of Tales by Lens takeover Education for Sustainable Development Malaysia by @stanley1121
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I found this clouded monitor lizard at the riverside eating a dead fish. This lizard is commonly found at lakes, forests, mangrove swamps, and even in urban areas. This medium-sized monitor lizard can reach up to 1.5 metres in total length.
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Monitor lizards feed on a wide variety of food types, such as small animals, fish, insects or snakes. They control the population of their prey, they also pla...
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Photo 1 Of Tales By Lens Takeover Education For Su..
17th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Photo 1 of Tales by Lens takeover Education for Sustainable Development Malaysia by @stanley1121 My first visual is this juvenile praying mantis. Shy and playful, it kept hiding behind the grass and took me a while to take this shot. These carnivorous insects can grow up to six inches, and they usually prey on other insects or their own kind. They can turn their head 180 degrees to observe the surroundings with their two large compound eyes.
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Praying mantises are also known to exhibit sexual ca...
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This Week's Tales By Lens Takeover Will Be By Stan..
17th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
This week's Tales by Lens takeover will be by Stanley Kok from Kuala Lumpur. He will be sharing some amazing photos of his backyard biodiversity.
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"Hi, everyone. I have pets, enjoy gardening and photography. I use my skills to create digital content of flora and fauna. I usually carry my camera when I walk around my housing area or at the park during my free time to explore the amazing nature through my lens. As a child, I was obsessed with the magnificent pictures and shots of animals taken by...
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We Invited The Winners Of The Explorebiodiversitye..
17th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
We invited the winners of the #ExploreBiodiversityESD to join our Tale by Lens takeover @wwfmyesd for the next couple of days with their amazing photos and stories. We aim to empower our youths in digital storytelling through nature photography. We want to bring you the amazing backyard biodiversity through the lenses of these shutterbugs.
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Follow their incredible journey in the coming days. #ExploreBiodiversityESD #TalesbyLensESD #Shutterbugs #UrbanBiodiversity #BackyardBiodiversity
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Adzam's Face Says It All. He Lights Up Every Time ..
16th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
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. A great moment to celebrate with Adzam is this year alone - we managed to incubate more than 70,000 turtles eggs in Terengganu and release more than 75% of turtle hatchlings back to sea. Ma...
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In This One-Hour Webinar Session, Ms. Tahirah Moha..
12th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
In this one-hour webinar session, Ms. Tahirah Mohamed will provide insights into the global plastic crisis, challenges in plastic waste management, and the implications of plastic pollution on nature, society, and the economy.
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The talk will also touch on the viability of existing programs such as the plastics ban and usage of biodegradables and bioplastics. The session will also include introductions to the Circular Economy model and Extended Producer Responsibility schemes, as potential solut...
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Back To Wild
9th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
As we build back our lives after the pandemic, we need to remember our relationship and strong ties with the animals, forests, mountains and seas.
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We need a #NewDealforNature by building back better and greener so that nature can go back to being healthy, free and wild! Only nature can protect us.
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🛑 Learn what you can do by visiting Protect Nature: Prevent Pandemics https://explore.panda.org/for-nature-for-us
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#4Na ture4Us
#COVID19
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The Management Of Wwf-Malaysia Recently Had A Prod..
7th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
The management of WWF-Malaysia recently had a productive lunch meeting with the British High Commission Kuala Lumpur. As the host of the upcoming Climate Summit in Glasgow next year, the UK Government has a strong interest in the climate mitigation and adaptation benefits of Nature Based Solutions to protect biodiversity and people, and the meeting was used as an avenue to explore potential collaborations with WWF-Malaysia in the area.
Among those who joined the lunch were His Excellency, Mr C...
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Wwf-Malaysia Is Pleased To Note That The Recently ..
6th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia is pleased to note that the Malaysian Budget 2021, themed “Resilient as One, Together We Triumph”, has for the first time announced a budget that is aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to revitalise the economy and achieve a more resilient future for all Malaysians. We are encouraged to see that environmental considerations have been embedded in the Three Integral Goals , and we hope that they will be accounted for in all future development initiatives. We are ...
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Even Though Harialamsekitarnegara Has Passed, We S..
6th Nov 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Even though #HariAlamSekitarNegara has passed, we should not forget to conserve nature. We need nature to survive and thrive. #DYK that the Ulu Muda Forest in Kedah provides more than 90% of water to our nation’s ‘rice bowl’ – the state of Kedah? Learn more about Ulu Muda here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fknub2QAFxw and pledge to conserve nature here wwf.org.my/pledge Thank you
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