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Turtle Welfare Lacking 7th Jun 2012, by Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia
The following article is written by Jaclyn Low, who participated in our Turtle Discovery Trip with her family on 19th May 2012. This article was published in The Star on 1st June 2012.
LATELY there have been much attention on exotic pets such as sugar gliders, selected dog breeds, geckos and etc, especially if these are imported.
As we busy ourselves with imposing regulations on imported exotic pets, we fail to impose bans and restrictions on Malaysian wildlife.
Look at the reports of “rescued...
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200 Hatchlings Released To Mark World Turtle Day 22nd May 2012, by Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia
Date: 22 May 2012
By: Farik Zolkepli
Source: The Star
KEMAMAN: Some 200 river terrapin hatchlings were released into the Kemaman River here to mark World Turtle Day, which falls tomorrow.
The hatchlings were released yesterday in a programme which was a collaboration between the Turtle Conservation Society (TCS) and the Wildlife and National Parks Department.
TCS co-founder Chen Pelf Nyok said the hatchling programme received good support from villagers of Kampung Pasir Gajah here.
“Their ...
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Celebrating World Turtle Day In Kemaman, Terengganu 21st May 2012, by Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia
On Saturday, 19th May 2012, we celebrated World Turtle Day in a village in Kemaman, Terengganu, Malaysia. It wasn’t just another event, and it certainly wasn’t just another village.
In fact, a total of 200 one-month-old river terrapin hatchlings (Batagur affinis) were released into the river an inaugural World Turtle Day celebration in Kemaman, which was attended by about 100 villagers and visitors. These hatchlings were hatched from the River Terrapin Conservation Project carried ou...
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How Did The Turtle Discovery Trips Go? 13th May 2012, by Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia
Two Turtle Discovery Trips had been successfully carried out in the past two weekends, and I am glad to report that the participants had had an enjoyable time here in Cherating/Kemaman. They visited the Turtle Sanctuary in Cherating, which is managed by the Department of Fisheries, Pahang and learned a great deal about the sea turtles and critically endangered terrapins in Malaysia.
They were brought to one of the project sites of the River Terrapin Conservation Project carried out by TCS along ...
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