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

GLOBAL TIGER DAY:
ROAR FOR LIFE

Together we save our Malayan tigers from extinction.

INTRODUCING WWF SHARKULATOR

Converting bowls of sharks fin soup into live shark equivalents.

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.

TOP NEWS

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Earth Hour 2023 to Rally More People Than Ever to Join the Biggest Hour for Earth

WWF-Malaysia celebrates International Day of Forest, Plants Fig Trees for Habitat Restoration

The Climate Communication Challenge

‘Transforming from Brown to Green’: Stepping up Your Game to Attract Investors

Partnerships in Conservation Vital at All Levels - Special Days Reminding People on Their Dependence on Nature

Budget 2023: Continue Investing In Nature For A Safe, Resilient, And Sustainable Malaysia

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.