Outreach Programmes Reports

Volunteers needed!

Malaysian Conservation Alliance for Tigers will be holding an outreach programme in Hulu Langat from 5 � 8 November 2012. The Hulu Langat area is a poaching and wildlife trade hotspot. Volunteers will be assisting in school programmes as well as awareness education to the public.

Meals and accommodation will be provided. For those who will be driving, MYCAT will cover the petrol and toll expenses. Certificate of participation will be given.

If you are interested to join the programme, please email mycat.so@malayantiger.net

You can read about past programmes at http://malayantiger.net/v4/mycat/reports/183-outreach-programmes There used to be nine tiger sub-species worldwide, but in the last 70 years, three have gone extinct – the Balinese, Caspian and Javan. Globally, the tiger has lost 93% of its habitat in the last 100 years. The Malayan tiger Panthera tigris jacksoni found only in the Malay Peninsula, was recogniz…

Source: http://malayantiger.net/v4/mycat/reports/183-outreach-programmes

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