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WWF Malaysia News & Blogs
Instantly update yourself on the latest animal welfare developments. Leading animal shelters and rescuers will share news and knowledge with you, consolidated through their blogs and social media pages.
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Updates On 29th Sep 2018
29th Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
“I'm a “Captain Planet” fan. I wanted to be one of the Planeeters because they have special powers to save the environment. 💪
I joined #JourneyofWater in April 2018 because it was a great opportunity to better understand how critical water is for life, and how limited fresh water really is.
The biggest lesson I learned from the journey is that water does not come from the tap! It was an eye-opener experience as the Water Heroes were exposed to the full circle of our water supply: from...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
28th Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
China’s elephant ivory trade ban has had significant positive effects since coming into force on 31 December 2017. This is according to new research released today by WWF and TRAFFIC - the largest and most comprehensive study of China’s market for #IvoryUnderTheBan.
The results show that claims of past purchase have reduced substantially and future intention to buy ivory products dropped by almost half (to 26 %) when compared to 2017 before the ban took effect. Support for the ban also rem...
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Berus Gigi Challenge : Makcik Bawang
28th Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
#FreshwaterFriday: This #WorldRiversDay, our #MakcikBawangs have a special #BerusGiGiChallenge for everyone:
Brush your teeth with only 100ml in just 10 seconds to emerge as a #WaterHero! Share your video using the hashtags #BerusGigiChallenge #JourneyOfWater #WorldRiversDay. At the end of your video, nominate your friends to take up this challenge.
#BerusGigiLikeABawse #TogetherPossible #RBCMalaysia
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
27th Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
#ThursdayThoughts: Scroll right to learn some OUTDOOR #watersavingtips that all of us should practice to reduce water consumption and lower our water bill.
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Which ones do you already practice? Let us know in the comments section below ☺
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#TogetherPossible #JourneyofWater #WorldRiversDay #RBCMalaysia
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27th Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
We are excited for our Marine Policy Manager, Ms. Shantini Guna Rajan to be able to share WWF-Malaysia's marine conservation works with respect to climate change, gaps and challenges in ocean governance during a "Youth's Policy Debate & Discussion" event.
Part of WWF-Malaysia's marine #conservation policy work is to advocate and make recommendations for legal and policy reform that will incorporate and deliver against good governance principles, accountability, access to information and #sustai...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
27th Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Revered for its prowess and beauty, the tiger is seen as the ‘King of the Forests’ - even the stripes on its forehead form the Chinese character Wang (王), or King.
In northeast China, these “kings” - commonly known as Amur tigers - are receiving support from another royalty. Since 2011, the Fondation Prince Albert II de Monaco has been supporting WWF in driving Tx2 - the global goal to double the number of tigers in the wild.
In early September, the Prince Albert II of Monaco visite...
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
26th Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
#WaterWednesday: Scroll down to learn some INDOOR #watersavingtips that all of us should practice to reduce water consumption and lower our water bill.
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Which ones do you already practice? Let us know in the comments section below ☺
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#TogetherPossible #JourneyofWater #WorldRiversDay
#RBCMalaysia
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Updates On 26th Sep 2018
26th Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia applauds the ban on plastic straws in the Federal Territories of Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Labuan from 1 January 2019. 👏👍
"Plastic in the ocean turns into microplastic. Marine life consuming microplastic means that when we consume fish products, we too are consuming microplastic," said our Conservation Director, Dr Henry Chan.
To know more about it, read this article by our Senior Communications and Campaigns Officer, Marine Programme, Kimberly Chung: http://bit.ly/2OcrPGl...
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25th Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
“As someone who has worked in freshwater conservation for more than two decades, I have come to learn that changing Malaysians’ attitude and behaviour is not that easy.
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Over the years, there have been many anti-plastic and anti-pollution campaigns aimed to inculcate a sense of responsibility and awareness amongst the public. However, plastic waste is still choking our rivers, and poisoning our wildlife. It is clear that we have to try a new approach.”
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- Daria Mathew, Freshwater ...
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24th Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Did you know that people in Malaysia consume 209 litres of water per person per day, compared to the recommended 50-100 litres by the United Nations?
This #WorldRiversDay, let’s do more to reduce our water consumption. Stay tuned this week and we’ll be sharing tips and tricks to help everyone become #WaterHeroes!
#TogetherPossible #JourneyofWater
#RBCMalaysia
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As Sand Mining Grows, Asia’s Deltas Are Sinking, Water Experts Warn
24th Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Sand mining is the biggest extractive industry in the world. It powers the global economy since sand is the key ingredient in construction. However, it is being mined unsustainably and often illegally.
Along with dams, sand mining drastically reduces the flow of sediment in many rivers so deltas are sinking and shrinking
Learn more about sand mining's impacts on the world's rivers and solutions from WWF's global expert on sand mining, Marc Goichot.
#ValuingRivers
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Photos From WWF-Malaysia's Post
23rd Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
International Coastal Cleanup Day 2018 showcased how technology meets conservation as data on trash collected is inserted in the Clean Swell app, created by Ocean Conservancy - used all over the world.
The collected data deliver a global snapshot of ocean trash, providing researchers and policy-makers insight to inform solutions.
Taking care of our coasts as well as protecting our habitats and biodiversity conservation from trash and plastic reminds us all to stop using single-use plastic fo...
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Updates On 23rd Sep 2018
23rd Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Rivers are often seen as simply sources of water and power. But healthy rivers benefit us in so many other ways. They support freshwater fisheries that feed tens of millions, help defend cities from floods, keep the world’s deltas above the rising seas, and more. But these hidden benefits are often undervalued - until they are lost.
This World Rivers Day, find out more about the diverse values of the healthy rivers and what must be done to protect and restore them: https://pand.as/ValuingRive...
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Timeline Photos
21st Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
Thank you to Associate Professor Dr Ramzah bin Dambul, the Deputy Secretary General for Science, Technology and Innovation (MESTECC), Mr Ashran Dato' Ghazi, CEO of MaGIC, Mr Daim Balingi, Deputy Head of Sustainable Forest Management, Sabah Forestry Department (SFD), Ms Suhana Dewi Selamat, our Legal Advisor and Trustee, and Dr Henry Chan, our Conservation director for launching phase 1 of the XFire Innovation Challenge. We hope the innovative young people worldwide will answer the call to help c...
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Timeline Photos
21st Sep 2018, by WWF Malaysia
WWF-Malaysia's Conservation Director, Dr Henry Chan delivers his opening remarks at the XFire Innovation Challenge launch. "The team that wins this challenge could be responsible for transforming firefighting methods in remote forests. You'll have to thank them for reducing the next haze," said Dr Henry Chan.
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