One Of The Best Components About Drt Show In Klcc ..

One of the best components about DRT Show in KLCC Convention Centre are the VIP speakers in Malaysia. Some familiar faces in the field of environmental and wildlife conservation will be speaking at the expo.

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Mr. Jeethvendra,

A Marine Biologist from Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) who is currently working as a Science Officer at Tropical Research and Conservation Centre (TRACC). He does research on reef restoration, Crown-of-Thorns starfish and sea turtles.

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Mr. Alvin Chelliah,

Studied Marine Science at Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS). He has been working with Reef Check Malaysia for the past 8 years where he manages and leads annual surveys all over Malaysia. Based in Tioman, he is currently leading a 7 year program (Cintai Tioman) to increase social & ecological resilience of the island.

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Mr. Mohd Faisal Abdur Rani,

Founder of Malaysia EcoBrickers Community and a Volunteer Leader of Trash Hero KL. He has dedicated 3 years of executing and implementing green business development, community empowerment and development, sustainable waste management training and awareness programmes in companies, communities and schools. He is moving towards optimization and sustainable development.

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To listen to these amazing speakers, be sure to join DRT Show Malaysia expo at KLCC Convention Centre from 14th-16th February 2020.

Walk-in registration: RM10

FOC registration: Children (below 130cm), senior citizen & disabled citizen.

*For 50% discount of registration fee:

1. Register online at www.drtexpo.com/signup and get your QR code.

2. Scan your QR code at the registration centre at the expo to be eligible for the cut off price.

Mark your calendars! For more information, visit official website: www.malaysiadiveexpo.com

or https://www.facebook.com/events/420778172143024/?event_time_id=420778182143023

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See you there!

Source: https://www.facebook.com/TurtleConservationSocietyofMalaysia..

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Turtle Conservation Society

The Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia was established in October 2011. The aim of the society is to bring about the recovery of depleted wild populations of turtles, with particular reference to freshwater turtles, in Malaysia through partnerships with like-minded organizations, individuals and local communities as well as through its own programs.

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