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WWF-Malaysia
The goal of our team is to raise community awareness about the importance of preserving habitats for Malayan and Bornean wildlife. The focus is on educating communities about the significance of conservation, with a specific emphasis on protecting animal habitats, particularly wetlands and water resources. The objective is to put an end to the destruction of their living spaces caused by illegal activities such as deforestation and pollution discharge.Therefore we wish to raise funds for WWF- Malaysia to care and love for our wildlife.
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Trees are the planet's lungs, taking up carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen that is necessary for life. They contribute to the delicate balance of ecosystems by giving several species home and food. Beyond their influence on the environment, trees provide an immense range of advantages; they are essential to maintaining human welfare. Trees are essential to the wellbeing of our planet and its people because they provide us with renewable resources, filter air pollution, stop soil erosion, and clean the air we breathe.The horrible reality is that the amount of trees on Earth is quickly declining due to widespread deforestation. There are terrible repercussions when large areas of woods are cleared for logging, urban growth, and agricultural expansion. As trees absorb and store carbon dioxide, a main greenhouse gas that causes global warming, their numbers are diminishing, and with them, so too is our defence against climate change. This loss has far-reaching consequences, including altered weather patterns, a decline in biodiversity, and heightened susceptibility to natural calamities.Trees are active players in the symphony of life on Earth, not only quiet spectators to our presence. We can guarantee a healthier and more green earth for future generations by acknowledging the seriousness of the problem and lending our support to campaigns aiming at conservation. As stewards of the natural world, let us collaborate to conserve and safeguard the quiet giants who have stood watch over our globe for ages.
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In a concerted effort to bolster awareness regarding the imperative need for forest conservation and the protection of endangered species like the Malayan tiger, Bornean elephant, and Bornean orangutan, an online presentation titled "Guardians of the Forest" was organized. Hosted on 25th February 2024 via google meet, the event aimed to illuminate the urgency of safeguarding these vital ecosystems for future generations.The presentation delved into the critical biodiversity hotspots where these endangered species inhabit, shedding light on the escalating threats posed by habitat destruction, poaching, and human-wildlife conflicts. Distinguished speakers, including renowned conservationists and wildlife experts, articulated the pivotal role of forests in climate regulation and sustaining essential ecosystem services.Attendees were encouraged to explore effective conservation initiatives and actionable strategies, emphasizing individual contributions through sustainable practices and advocacy. The event fostered a deeper understanding of the challenges confronting global biodiversity and underscored the collective responsibility to preserve our planet's natural heritage."Guardians of the Forest" served as a rallying call for participants to unite as stewards of the Earth, catalyzing a movement towards tangible action for forest conservation and species protection.
Fundraising for:
WWF-Malaysia
The goal of our team is to raise community awareness about the importance of preserving habitats for Malayan and Bornean wildlife. The focus is on educating communities about the significance of conservation, with a specific emphasis on protecting animal habitats, particularly wetlands and water resources. The objective is to put an end to the destruction of their living spaces caused by illegal activities such as deforestation and pollution discharge.Therefore we wish to raise funds for WWF- Malaysia to care and love for our wildlife.
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Greetings All,We are students from INTI International College Subang Jaya and are generously raising funds and building support for WWF-Malaysia’s Climate Change Mitigation Efforts for their community project. Please support them and donate to help us protect and preserve habitats of endangered species, thank you.
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We are diploma students from DFT1S3G1 Tunku Abdul Rahman University College Penang (TARUC). We have chosen World Wide Fund for Nature specifically for Malaysia (WWF) as our beneficiary in this project. Established in 1972, WWF-Malaysia is part of WWF, the international conservation organization. Working to sustain the natural world for the benefit of people and wildlife, WWF-Malaysia’s efforts to conserve nature focus on six major goals - forests, oceans, wildlife, food, climate and energy, as well as freshwater – and three key drivers of environmental problems – markets, finance and governance. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Go-Green-or-Go-Home-TARUC-1DFT1-101415745806729Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogreenorgohome2022/
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Hi, I'm Miza from WWF-Malaysia. Are you aware our sea turtles are endangered/critically endangered? Why do we need to save them? This is because sea turtles are ancient and majestic creatures that have swum in our seas for about a million years, and they are also a source of national pride! Imagine how heart breaking it would be to have to remove turtles from our RM20 note. Ensuring their existence on this planet is our duty. WWF-Malaysia and our partners, including government agencies, communities and NGOs, are working to save our sea turtles. We need support from everyone. You can help save our sea turtles by donating to us today. Thank you.
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Hello, I'm Noorul from WWF-Malaysia. Did you know that Malaysia is on the brink of losing two of four species of marine turtles: the leatherback and olive ridley turtles? We cannot let the remaining two species, hawksbill and green turtles become extinct. Sea turtles are important for maintaining the health of marine ecosystems which are needed for seafood and climate change mitigation as well as to sustain coastal communities and ecotourism. In addition, sea turtles are a part of Malaysia's rich history and culture. We need to take immediate action. You have the power to save our sea turtles by donating to us today! Thank you
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Hi, I’m Rohgini from WWF-Malaysia. Sea turtles are one of the oldest reptiles on our planet. They are unique species which lay eggs on land but live in water. Sea turtles are threatened by poaching of their eggs, the adults and also loss of nesting and feeding habitats. The decreasing turtle population will affect our marine ecosystems, which will become unhealthy and impact our food resources. WWF-Malaysia works with government agencies, local communities and resort operators to monitor and patrol the beaches to protect our turtle’s eggs from poachers. We need your help to support our sea turtle conservation projects. So, help us save our turtles by donating today. Thank you.
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Hi, I’m Iman from WWF-Malaysia.Did you know that our marine turtles are on the brink of extinction? Malaysian beaches act as great habitat for female turtles to lay eggs. However, it is estimated only 1 out of 1000 hatchlings make it to adulthood. Some major threats to our sea turtles include habitat loss as well as the poaching of eggs and turtles. If we do not take effective action now, we might lose our beautiful national heritage forever! Please join us in saving our marine turtles by donating to support our WWF-Malaysia marine turtle conservation projects all around Malaysia. Thank you.
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Hi everyone, I am Murni from WWF-Malaysia. Are you aware that our sea turtles are endangered / critically endangered? Why do we have to save them? This is because turtles play a crucial role as marine bio-engineers who keep the seagrass beds healthy and maintain beautiful coral reefs. This helps to provide key habitat for other marine life. Imagine if there is no engineer, what would happen to our precious marine species and beautiful coral reefs?Today, we urgently need your support to help save our sea turtles by donating to WWF-Malaysia. Thank you for your support!
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We are a ragtag team of first-year IB students from Nexus International School Malaysia passionate about the conservation efforts of Malaysian wildlife. Working in collaboration with WWF, we aim to spread awareness and raise funds for our beloved Bornean elephants.Bornean elephants are the smallest subspecies of elephants, of which only 1,500 are left in the wild. Our personal goal is to raise at least RM1,000 to work towards WWF’s final goal of RM10,000. These funds will all be used to help work towards the conservation of the elephants.WWF urgently needs your support and we greatly appreciate every donation given, no matter how big or small. Anything counts!
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Hi there, beautiful souls! We are Foundation in Law students from Brickfields Asia College (BAC) , on a mission to help WWF- Malaysia to raise funds for our precious Bornean elephants in Sabah, the smallest Asian elephant subspecies.Bornean elephants play a crucial role as forest gardeners as they carry and disperse seeds far. However, these loved ones risked being forever gone thus making them endangered species. The population is estimated to be fewer than 1,500 due to the threats such as improper land use, fragmentation of forests and poaching activity of human!The numbers decline continuously thus allowing them to face extinction if this goes on. Hence, urgent act are needed in order to conserve and protect them!Therefore, let’s together support this act by donating! Even a small amount would be highly appreciated. Grab this opportunity to help save these majestic creatures today! Thank you.
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Hello! We are a group of Sunway College Students from the A-Level Community volunteering with WWF-Malaysia to raise funds for the Bornean elephants that are found mostly in the Malaysian State of Sabah. They're the world's smallest known elephant sub-species.Alongside the great advancements in the modern era, there are also exploitation of land, which leads to the diminishing natural habitats of these unfortunate elephants. Moreover, there is also the constant logging of the forest and poaching of this species for their tusks. It is heartbreaking to see them put under these circumstances, paying for the price of human activities. There are only an estimated 1,500 of these precious elephants left in Borneo, and their population may be dwindling as we speak. Please do join us in this meaningful fund raising project to protect these elephants from being extinct. Any contribution will be valued by us and the elephants. We sincerely thank you for your offerings!
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Hello everyone,I’m Haziq from WWF-Malaysia.Have you heard of Bornean elephants? These elephants are known as the gentle and majestic icons in the land of Borneo. They are smaller than the Asian elephants. Unfortunately, the number of these majestic icons have declined over the years. One of the major threats faced by these Bornean elephants is conversion of their habitat. Their habitats are destroyed as well as their food sources. Imagine if someone destroys your beloved home, you would feel heartbroken, right?WWF-Malaysia is working to save our Bornean elephants. You can help us by donating to show your support in saving the Bornean elephants! Thank you.
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Hi there, kind hearts! We are 2nd Year Medical Students from University Putra Malaysia (UPM) helping out WWF-Malaysia to fund raise for our precious Bornean elephants in Sabah, the smallest Asian elephant subspecies.Bornean elephants play a crucial role as forest gardeners as they carry and disperse seeds far. Sadly, do you know that these gentle giants are one of the endangered species? The population is estimated to be fewer than 1,500 due to the threats such as improper land use, fragmentation of forests and poaching activity of human! These are worrying signs that the remaining endangered population is severely threatened and could face extinction in our lifetime if this trend continues. Urgent and continuous actions need to be taken in order to conserve and protect them!Therefore, let's together support this act by donating! Even a small amount would be highly appreciated. Grab this opportunity to help save these majestic creatures today! Thank you.
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Hello, I'm Noorul from WWF-Malaysia. Do you know that Bornean elephants are known as gentle giants? Every parent is protective of their little ones, including Bornean elephants. They are fascinating as they form tightly knit social groups which teaches us the importance of family bonds, as well as having empathy for others and supporting each other through rough situations. Unfortunately, they are losing their habitats due to land conversion and are hunted down for their tusks. WWF-Malaysia and our partners are working to save these gentle giants by conserving their natural habitats and protect them from poachers. We need support from everyone, so please donate to us today! Thank you.
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Hi, I'm Miza from WWF-Malaysia. Bornean elephants are gentle giants who care for their family and always protect their young ones just like we humans do. Although these elephants are a totally protected species in Sabah, however, these gentle giants are still threatened by poaching. Their tusks are being traded to fuel market demand for ivory, which is why poachers continue to kill them. Imagine if such cruel things happened to humans, we would never tolerate it. But what about these elephants? Ensuring their safety is our duty. WWF-Malaysia and our partners, including government agencies and NGOs, are working to save our Bornean elephants. We need support from everyone. You can help save these gentle giants by donating to us today! Thank you.
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Hi everyone, I am Murni from WWF-Malaysia. Are you aware that our Bornean elephants are an endangered species? Why do we have to save them? This is because Bornean elephants play a crucial role as forest gardeners. As the largest land mammals, they carry and disperse seeds far and wide as they travel from one area to another. This process helps spread new plants and regenerates trees in the forest. Imagine if there is no gardener, what would happen to our beautiful garden? Today, we urgently need your support to help save our Bornean elephants by donating to WWF-Malaysia. Thank you for your support!
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Hi, my name is Rohgini from WWF-Malaysia. Elephants are the world's largest land animal and Malaysia is the home for the world’s smallest subspecies, the Bornean elephant. They are mostly found in Sabah with a small population in north Kalimantan. Our Bornean elephants are endangered. Due to previous land conversion and insufficient land use planning, their habitats are fragmented. While searching for food, they sometimes pass through populated areas and plantations, which causes human-elephant conflict. Sadly, they also lose their lives to poachers who hunt them for their ivory. Your donation will help WWF-Malaysia conserve our Bornean elephants by studying their movement and behavior so we can take steps to reduce human-elephant conflicts. Please donate today to save our Bornean elephants and their forest home. Thank you.
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Hello everyone, I’m Dalila from WWF-Malaysia. Have you heard of Bornean elephants? These elephants are known as the gentle and majestic icons in the land of Borneo. They are smaller than the Asian elephants. Unfortunately, the number of these majestic icons have declined over the years. One of the major threats faced by these Bornean elephants is conversion of their habitat. Their habitats are destroyed as well as their food sources. Imagine if someone destroys your beloved home, you would feel heartbroken, right? WWF-Malaysia is working to save our Bornean elephants. You can help us by donating to show your support in saving the Bornean elephants! Thank you.
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Hi, I am Shafiqah from WWF-Malaysia,Bornean elephants are pretty amazing creatures to grace our rainforest. Do you know what are the major threats to our Bornean elephants? These majestic creatures are facing threats such as retaliatory killing due to human-elephant conflict.Why does this conflict take place between elephants and people? The main reason is fragmentation of their habitat due to land conversion and insufficient land use planning. Some landowners resort to retaliatory killing of elephants when their crops which are their source of livelihood, are destroyed.In order to mitigate human-elephant conflict, we need support from everyone. You can help save these majestic creatures by donating to us today! Thank you.
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Hello there, kind hearts! We are thrilled to announce that we’ll be climbing the highest mountain in Malaysia, Mount Kinabalu in September. In conjunction with this hiking trip, we would like to take this opportunity to help fund WWF Malaysia, which focuses its conservation work on large-scale priority areas that encompass a broad range of wildlife and ecological systems. Therefore, it would be greatly appreciated if you guys can support our effort by donating a minimum amount of RM10. It would take less than 5 mins to do so.Funds raised will go directly to the organization and WILL NOT be used to fund our trip (would be a separate personal bank account for that😉). We’ve training for this hike, so hopefully we will make it to the top. Thank you very, very much in advanced for your kind support and cheers to a greener world ❤️
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Hello everyone, my name is Miza and I'm from WWF-Malaysia. I am here to create awareness about illegal wildlife trade. Do you know that wild animals such as tigers, sun bears and more are being hunted for their body parts to be traded as skins, leather products and even sold as pets? We need these wild animals to keep forest ecosystems healthy. Healthy ecosystems provide us with clean air, fresh water, soil stability and help mitigate climate change. So if we do not stop illegal wildlife trade, we are also putting our own lives and health at risk as well as the lives of endangered species. Please help us fight illegal wildlife trade by donating to WWF-Malaysia today to save nature and ourselves! Thank you for your meaningful support.