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Sabah Updates: January – March 2024
kota kinabalu “wanis” at sabah (sustainable development goals) SDG ConferenceIn January, the ‘Pertubuhan Wanita Kampung Song-Song’ (WANIS) attended the Sabah Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Summit, where they presented their successful initiatives in empowering...
Cintai Mersing: January – March 2024
Mooring buoys to protect reefsWe have successfully installed an additional eight mooring buoys at various snorkeling sites in Mersing islands’ which includes Pulau Harimau, Pulau Tengah and Pulau Besar. This activity was conducted in collaboration with Mersing...
Cintai Tioman: January – March 2024
The battle against ghost netsGhost nets are a serious threat to marine life such as turtles, fish, crabs and even dolphins, as it can cause death due to entanglement. Tioman Island has seen a fair share of these nets in the last few years. In the first quarter of...
Community Engagement for Plastic-Free Kuala Lumpur and Beyond
Author: Chook Jia Wei and Arockia E J Ferdin Plastic waste mismanagement at Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. 📸 credit: Chook Jia Wei Plastics and usPlastic is not just around us; it's in our bodies, the food we eat, and the water we drink. Managing plastic waste...
Cintai Redang: October – December 2023
Our colleagues on Redang recently signed an MoU with SK Redang in October 2023. This marks the start of a collaboration between us and the school. We also had the opportunity to meet some of the students, who were eager to find out about our activities. The school...
East Malaysia Happenings: October – December 2023
CINTAI MANTANANIOur “Homestays Improvement Program” that we began in Mantanani has been progressing rather well. After several training sessions with the local homestay owners, they were equipped with better skills to run their business. The two-year project called...
Julian’s Thoughts
How do we “do” conservation and support resilience for our marine ecosystems?
Reef Check Malaysia is currently operating long-term marine resource conservation programmes in three locations: Tioman Island, Mantanani Island and the Johor Islands. We also have on-going programmes – such as our annual coral reef monitoring...
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