A series of recycling activities was conducted with volunteers from Camps Borneo International, during which these volunteers took the opportunity to learn how to make virgin coconut oil (VCO) soap from the local Mantanani villagers.
Beginning the month of July, TeamRakyat began a collaboration with the islanders, and have agreed to help promote local Mantanani products on their website. These products can now be found at http://www.teamrakyat.com/store/reefcheck-malaysia/
Imagine standing on the shoreline of one of Malaysia’s pristine islands and realising that an area the size of 47,250 football fields has simply vanished beneath the waves since 2022. This isn’t a scene from a dystopian movie; it is the calculated reality of what...
Policy and Advocacy Progress: January - March 2026 Plastics Policy and ActionFrom January to March 2026, Reef Check Malaysia worked with the Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (Eawag) and the University of Bern to better understand how plastic...
Looks Like Coral Bleaching's Happening Again Remember 2024? I know, it seems like such a long time ago…but it’s only 2 years ago, and a lot has happened since then...(no, I’m not referring to Trump…!!) 2024 was declared by marine scientists as the fourth global...
