Welcome to WWF-Malaysia, environmental conservation organisation
Vote for the winner of The Star/ WWF-Malaysia Manga Drawing Competition!
The Star/ WWF-Malaysia Manga Drawing Competition was launched in June to raise awareness about marine conservation in a fun and exciting way. Artists aged 18 - 25 years were invited to submit characters inspired by the beauty of the seas, home of the endangered marine turtle. Check out the five selected winning entries & vote for your favourite character NOW!Announcement - DEIAs for review
Are you aware of the industrial developments currently ongoing near your homes & how it'll affect your lives? Do you know that you can actually make a difference by commenting on the Detailed Environmental Impact Assessment or DEIA before it's too late? If you're living in Kuala Langat or Cameron Highlands, please do make your comments now...
- Proposed Sanitary Landfill at Mukim Tanjung Duabelas Kuala Langat, Selangor Darul Ehsan » Read more
- Proposed High Technology Agriculture in Mukim Ulu Telom, Pinggiran Bertam, Cameron Highlands » Read more
We need your help more than ever!
With rising fuel prices and living costs, we truly need your help to continue our crucial conservation work. It is easy to donate, you can sign up via:- Our website, via our donate form
- Phone: +603 7803 3772 (ask for Ms Ruby ext 6313)
- WWF representatives at shopping malls, offices or in your neighbourhood. Please note that WWF representatives DO NOT ACCEPT CASH DONATIONS. If you have concerns about anyone collecting cash for WWF, please get their details and call or e-mail us at kawan@wwf.org.my
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Camera traps, hidden in some of the world’s most inaccessible locations, are activated by a sensor when an animal is detected. Day and night they provide a glimpse into a previously unseen world. Find out more
Latest News
25 Jul 2008
Mabul Marine Week: Dive operators come closer together for good of the environment
The strong competitive nature that exists amongst resort owners and dive operators on Mabul Island is being put aside during Mabul Marine Week, a week focused on protecting the marine environment. This week, which started on 19 July 2008, is an up-scaled version of Mabul Marine Day, an event celebrated over the past 10 years which is the brain-child of Sipadan Water Village Resort.
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25 Jul 2008
Jeli community establishes Wildlife Protection Unit
Villagers of Kampung Lubok Bongor, Jeli, has formed Malaysia’s first community-based Wildlife Protection Unit (WPU) to reduce conflict incidences between local villagers and wildlife within their area.
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