Welcome to WWF-Malaysia, environmental conservation organisation
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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Latest News
03 Sep 2008
Letter to the Editor: Need to reconsider the move to issue new fishing licenses
We refer to the statement by the Minister of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry (MoA) to look into unfreezing some 16,000 fishing vessel licenses. (‘Govt to look into frozen fishing vessel licenses’ – New Straits Times 29 August). WWF-Malaysia requests the Ministry to reconsider looking into unfreezing those 16,000 fishing licenses. » Read more
Letter to the Editor: Need to reconsider the move to issue new fishing licenses
We refer to the statement by the Minister of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry (MoA) to look into unfreezing some 16,000 fishing vessel licenses. (‘Govt to look into frozen fishing vessel licenses’ – New Straits Times 29 August). WWF-Malaysia requests the Ministry to reconsider looking into unfreezing those 16,000 fishing licenses. » Read more
29 Aug 2008
Rehabilitation works between WWF-Malaysia and Sawit Kinabalu continues for another 10 years
Realising the importance of rehabilitation efforts for the Lower Kinabatangan, Sawit Kinabalu Group, a state-owned oil palm company has further agreed to set aside their land for another 10 years for reforestation and conservation works. » Read more
Rehabilitation works between WWF-Malaysia and Sawit Kinabalu continues for another 10 years
Realising the importance of rehabilitation efforts for the Lower Kinabatangan, Sawit Kinabalu Group, a state-owned oil palm company has further agreed to set aside their land for another 10 years for reforestation and conservation works. » Read more
