The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices...

SAVE OUR SEA TURTLES

Sea turtles are key to healthy marine ecosystems, which we need for seafood and climate change mitigation, as well as to sustain coastal communities and ecotourism. Act now to save our sea turtles.

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SAVE OUR MALAYAN TIGERS

Lend your voice to the call to make Malayan tiger conservation a national priority

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SAVE OUR BORNEAN ORANG-UTANS

Donate to help cultivate 1,000 native trees to restore degraded orang-utan habitat

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From forests to seas, WWF-Malaysia works to help protect our country's natural environment through various conservation programmes.

OUR PROGRAMMES

WWF-Malaysia focuses its conservation work on large-scale priority areas that encompass a broad range of wildlife and ecological systems.

GOVERNANCE

How those decisions are made, who makes them, how they’re applied and who’s accountable.

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MARKETS

Our economies are geared towards continuous growth, but we’re consuming more than the Earth can provide.

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PARTNERSHIPS

Many companies have a crucial role to play in supporting conservation efforts and being part of the solution.

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EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Using participatory teaching and learning methods, youths and children are encouraged to imagine an ecologically excellent future.

Opinion Piece: Integrated Approach is Key to Saving Our Malayan Tigers

WWF-Malaysia’s Conservation Partnership Scheme 2021 Call for Applications

A community platform to unite Greenies in Malaysia

Opinion Piece: States need to look beyond land-based activities for alternative sources of income

Opinion Piece: To Use or Not To Use? Our Complicated Relationship with Plastic

Mabul Island: Barge Brings Misery to Paradise

HELP PROTECT PEOPLE AND OUR PLANET

Everyone, animals and humans alike, need healthy forests, rivers and seas to survive. By protecting Malaysia’s natural ecosystems and conserving our priceless biodiversity, WWF- Malaysia is helping to protect our livelihoods, food security and freshwater supply, thus securing our good quality of life and our children’s future.