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Wwf-Malaysia Is Proud To Collaborate With The Us E..   WWF Malaysia WWF-Malaysia is proud to collaborate with the US Embassy to host marine biologist and National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Dr. Sylvia Earle on a panel discussion with our very own esteemed...

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Tune In To Know More About Wwf-Malaysias Shark Con..   WWF Malaysia 📣🦈 Tune in to know more about WWF-Malaysia’s shark conservation work this Monday as we join BluHope in the Commonwealth Day’s Digital Celebration, hosted by The British...

Mar 7, 2021 0

Would You Like To Have An E-Certificate From Wwf-M..   WWF Malaysia Would you like to have an e-certificate from WWF-Malaysia with your name on it to show that you have helped to protect nature? If your answer is yes, then join the Earth Hour Virtual Run here:...

Mar 5, 2021 0

Have You Thought About The Importance Of Water For..   WWF Malaysia Have you thought about the importance of water for wildlife and why wildlife needs water? Water is essential to all living beings, including wildlife. All wildlife (i.e. wild animals and plants) need...

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Did You Know That 128 Mammal Species Have Been Det..   WWF Malaysia Did you know that 128 mammal species have been detected in Ulu Muda Forest Complex to date? Let’s continue celebrating World Wildlife Day by learning about our wildlife in the forest of Ulu...

Mar 4, 2021 0

Wwf-Malaysia Sincerely Thanks Anaya Layla Sethi, G..   WWF Malaysia WWF-Malaysia sincerely thanks Anaya Layla Sethi, Grade 5 student from Mont’Kiara International School, for demonstrating that you are never too young to be a Conservation Hero. Despite the...

Mar 4, 2021 0

Call For Participation Prizes Amounting To Rm 3,00..   WWF Malaysia Call for participation ✋ Prizes amounting to RM 3,000 are up for grabs! All you need to do is participate in our Poster Design Contest 🤗 Check out the contest’s guidelines and...

Mar 4, 2021 0

Our Food Footprint Team Is Seeking Two 2 Motivated..   WWF Malaysia Our Food Footprint team is seeking two (2) motivated, detail-oriented interns or volunteers who are keen to grow their knowledge on food footprint and enjoy digging through scientific...

Mar 4, 2021 0

In Order To Protect Ourselves From Future Pandemic..   WWF Malaysia 😷In order to protect ourselves from future pandemics, we must understand the link between habitat loss and diseases like COVID-19🚜🌳We must then call world leaders to take urgent...

Mar 3, 2021 0

How Many Are They?   WWF Malaysia Bearded pigs (Sus barbatus) are known as scavengers of the forest floors, looking for food and can be active day and night. They turn over soil to look for earthworms, and this helps...

Mar 3, 2021 0

Happy World Wildlife Day 2021   WWF Malaysia Happy World Wildlife Day! Malaysia is known for its diverse wildlife but some of them are threatened by poaching and loss of habitat. In WWF-Malaysia, we work to conserve the Malayan...

Mar 3, 2021 0

A Group Of 22 Participants Just Completed A Green ..   WWF Malaysia A group of 22 participants just completed a Green List Mentor Training – the first of its kind in Malaysia – jointly organised by WWF-Malaysia, Malaysia EAGL and the IUCN Green List. With...

Mar 1, 2021 0

Check Out Our Conservation Wins And Financial Repo..   WWF Malaysia Check out our conservation wins and financial report for FY20 (1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020) in our Annual Review 2020, please visit: https://annualreview2020.pandashop.my/ . Thank you very much for...

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In 2020, The Highest Hawksbill Nestings Was Record..   WWF Malaysia In 2020, WWF-Malaysia has recorded the highest number of hawksbill nests secured for incubation in Melaka – which is 807 nests. Our team has been working on the ground for 15 years...

Feb 25, 2021 0

I Remember Coming Home From School In My Scruffy U..   WWF Malaysia “I remember coming home from school in my scruffy uniform and messy hair, rushing to see the notes my mom used to leave before she left for work. I found her neat and clean cursive handwriting...

Feb 23, 2021 0

Pangolin Is Actually A Mammal Covered In Scales. T..   WWF Malaysia Pangolin is actually a mammal covered in scales. These scales are made from hard keratin which is the same material as human fingernails. When faced with adversity, pangolins make full use of their...

Feb 20, 2021 0

Meet Jim Wisco, A Programme Assistant In Wwf-Malay..   WWF Malaysia Meet Jim Wisco, a programme assistant in WWF-Malaysia’s Sarawak Conservation Programme. Working in the Wildlife Conservation team, Jim regularly tracks the forests to set up camera-traps. These...

Feb 20, 2021 0

We’re Releasing New Merchandise This Month Check O..   WWF Malaysia We’re releasing new merchandise this month! Check out our new foldable canvas tote bag, cool facemask with pouch and the beautiful artistic design of our Malayan tiger T-shirt by local artist...

Feb 19, 2021 0

Our Wildlife Conservation Team In Sarawak Found Th..   WWF Malaysia Our wildlife conservation team in Sarawak found these skeletal remains in the jungle during a field trip last year. Can you identify the animal from looking at its skeletal remains?Source:...

Feb 19, 2021 0

We Often Forget How Much Mother Nature Provides Us..   WWF Malaysia We often forget how much Mother Nature provides us with the food we eat, the air we breathe and the water we drink. Have you realised that human beings are also part of nature? 🤔 . Join us...

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