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Tomorrow Is Earth Day And As You Do Your Part To F..
21st Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Tomorrow is Earth Day and as you do your part to fight-off Covid-19 pandemic by #stayathome, let’s take a moment to reflect what you have done/are doing to make your home – our Earth - a better place. See if you can say, “Bingo!” this Earth Day 2020. Download the image and share your results in the comment section below. If no, don’t fret. It’s never too late to start some of these simple actions at home, and when it’s safe for all to be outdoors again! Stay safe, stay healthy.
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Amazing News The Our Planet Series Is Now Availabl..
20th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Amazing news! The @Our Planet series is now available on YouTube 👏 [link: https://bit.ly/OurPlanetEDU]
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We’re thrilled that Netflix has made Our Planet available on YouTube as an educational resource for parents and teachers while schools are closed.
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This bird of paradise showing off his impressive dance moves has got to be one of our favourite moments! Tell us yours in the comments below…
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#ShareOurPlanet
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Wwf-Malaysias Forest Restoration Team Has Been Har..
20th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia’s Forest Restoration Team has been hard at work at Bukit Piton for over 10 years, replanting trees at what was once a degraded area in order to ensure that the orangutans there won’t die out – a fate that would have been inevitable had they been left alone.
Today, with 2,400 hectares restored, and more than 300,000 trees planted, the future is looking bright for the orangutans at Bukit Piton.
Please continue to support our ongoing forest restoration and orangutan conservati...
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"Impact Of Climate Change Globally" In Sembang@2020
18th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Ms Soh Zoe Lyn from SMK Damansara Jaya is set to speak about "Impact of Climate Change Globally" in Sembang@2020 this year. However, due to the unforeseen circumstances that have affected the entire world, we are hopeful to hold the event in June 2020 in conjunction with World Environment Day.
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We are deeply saddened by the loss of lives from the COVID-19 outbreak and our thoughts are with the families who have lost loved ones or who are sick. Stay in, stay safe everyone.
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Keep Your Distance
17th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
We hope this post finds you safe and well. During this extended movement control order period, we can continue to flatten the curve by maintaining our distance and staying safe.
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Don’t forget to keep in touch with your family, friends and neighbours. While we adapt to self-isolation, we can always call, text or join online groups to keep each other close.
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Remember to keep your distance so we can be together again. Share with us what you have planned to stay connected in the comments below ...
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Venturing Into The Deep Forest To Set Up Camera Tr..
16th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Venturing into the deep forest to set up camera traps in the jungle may sound like a fun camping holiday. On the contrary, the rainforest can be a harsh environment. Our wildlife warriors hack through thick undergrowth, wade through rivers and climb obstacles covered in mud, sweat, leeches, surrounded by mosquitoes and sometimes attacked by bees, all while carrying 25kg backpacks all day, every day for several days.
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Farhan, one of our field biologists, relates one of his scariest experiences:
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Heres A Glimpse Into The Unseen World Captured By ..
15th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Here’s a glimpse into the unseen world captured by our camera traps: A beautiful black leopard comes into sight; two sun bears rendezvous by a tree under the cover of night; and a curious elephant hugs a tree - where one of our camera traps is placed.
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Camera traps are used to monitor the presence and population of tigers and other wildlife, but setting up camera traps is no easy feat; it requires certain skills. The most important factor in a camera trap's success is its location.
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All Hail Our Wildlife Warriors, Who Battle Dauntin..
14th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
All hail our Wildlife Warriors, who battle daunting challenges in their quest to save tigers and other wildlife in Belum-Temengor Forest Complex.
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Their work takes them deep into dense forests where they face long, grueling hours of trekking, carrying backpacks weighing up to 25kg. At times they navigate in the dark, through storms and raging rivers, all to provide critical data for the enhancement of conservation efforts. Despite these difficulties, they carry out their tasks with an indomitab...
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Only A Few Days Left To Grab Your Opportunity To K..
14th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Only a few days left to grab your opportunity to keep fit in the safety of your home while supporting nature conservation! Sign up for the virtual race 'Run Wild With WWF' at https://web.42race.com/race-bundle/runwildwithwwf
50% of registration proceeds will be channelled to WWF's conservation efforts. Thank you for your support.
#RunWildwithWWF #StayHomeStaySafe
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Following The Government's Announcement On 10 Apri..
13th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Following the government's announcement on 10 April 2020, WWF-Malaysia will continue to be temporarily closing our offices until 28 April 2020. We are deeply saddened by the loss of lives from the COVID-19 outbreak and our thoughts are with the families who have lost loved ones or who are sick.
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At WWF, we are committed to do our utmost for our staff, the communities we work with and our partners as we learn to adapt and deliver in this unprecedented situation, as individuals and as an organiza...
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Deep In Malaysias Forest Of Belum-Temengor, Deadly..
10th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Deep in Malaysia’s forest of Belum-Temengor, deadly snares set by poachers lie in wait for its victim, the Malayan tiger. Merapi, a senior member of our indigenous patrol team, patrols the forest on foot for hours, up to ten kilometres a day, to seek out and deactivate snares set by poachers.
Thanks to the patrols led by Merapi, active snare encounters have been reduced by 89%. But this is a stop-gap measure. Without major, imminent intervention, Malaysia’s national icon could be extinct w...
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The Guardians Of The Forest : Episode 3 (bm)
10th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
It is the Orang Asli culture and tradition to respect and depend on the forest as the source of all their needs. For generations, the Orang Asli and wildlife have existed in harmony in the Belum-Temengor Forest Complex. However, encroachment by outsiders threatens the safety and livelihood of the Orang Asli as they encroach onto village areas.
As village head, Kawah’s mission is to safeguard the forest from the threats of encroachment, so that his community can continue to thrive in harmony w...
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The Guardians Of The Forest : Episode 2 (bm)
8th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
In the Belum-Temengor Forest Complex, the indigenous Temiar and Jahai communities have coexisted harmoniously with wildlife for generations. Just as wildlife depend on the forest for survival, the Orang Asli depend on the forest's resources to maintain their traditional way of life.
Meet Mak Ahan as she reflects on the way of life in the forest and how the decrease in tiger numbers has created an imbalance in the ecosystem in the second episode of The Guardians of the Forest.
The presence of t...
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The Guardians Of The Forest : Episode 1 (bm)
7th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
The Belum-Temengor Forest Complex in Perak is home to the indigenous people of the Jahai and Temiar ethnic groups, our conservation allies and often our eyes and ears in the forest. We rely on their deep connection with nature to complement and guide the work we do.
Meet Zainudin from the Jahai community. In this first episode of The Guardians of the Forest, he shares his thoughts on working in conservation, and his hopes for the tigers of Belum-Temengor.
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Wwf-Malaysia Sincerely Thanks Pavilion Kl For Thei..
7th Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia sincerely thanks Pavilion KL for their meaningful support of #EarthHour on 28 March, themed #Connect2Earth: Raise your voice for nature by pledging to save our Malayan tigers. Even though Earth Hour is over, you can still pledge to help save Malayan tigers from the safety of your home at wwf.org.my/TigerPledge #MalayanTigerPledge #StayHomeStaySafe
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The Presence Of Tigers Is Crucial For A Healthy Fo..
3rd Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
The presence of tigers is crucial for a healthy forest ecosystem, one that provides us with critical ecological services such as clean air, fresh water, climate regulation, flood mitigation, natural resources and more.
If tigers were to go extinct, the entire ecosystem would collapse. The absence of an apex predator will start a chain reaction - overpopulation of prey, which feeds on vegetation, and eventually strips the forest of cover. In time, a once healthy forest will turn into an empty on...
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Wwf-Malaysia Thanks Following Organisations For Su..
3rd Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia thanks following organisations for supporting Earth Hour, themed #Connect2Earth and raise your voice for nature by pledging to save our Malayan tigers, last Saturday:
The Bank of East Asia, Limited
Kelab Rakan PIPK, Institut Pendidikan Guru Kampus Raja Melewar
Knight Frank, Kuala Lumpur
Le Méridien Kuala Lumpur
Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya
Pullman Hotel Kuching
Pusat Pendidikan Inovatif
Then Sze Khoon Temple, Seremban
The Scouts Association of Malaysia
Westin KL
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Today We Have Less Than 200 Wild Malayan Tigers In..
2nd Apr 2020, by WWF Malaysia
Today we have less than 200 wild Malayan tigers in Malaysia. This is a wake up call for all of us Malaysians.
Just about half a decade ago, we had 3,000 Malayan tigers roaming in our jungles. The numbers have drastically declined within the past 10 years due to poaching activities.
If we do not act now, we may see our tiger facing the same fate as the Sumatran rhino. Make our tigers a national priority and sign the Malayan tiger pledge at wwf.org.my/TigerPledge
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