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WWD 2022: Keep Forests Intact, Preserve Biodiversity

Dr. Lim Teck Wyn, Adjunct Professor of Ecology, University of Nottingham Malaysia | Dr. Wong Siew Te, CEO, Bornean Sunbear Conservation Centre

03-Mar-22 08:00

WWD 2022: Keep Forests Intact, Preserve Biodiversity

Malaysia is home to one of the most biodiverse ecological environments, widely recognized for the richness of flora and fauna species with whom we share the land. In recognition of the value of our natural heritage, the government has reaffirmed a pledge to maintain 50% forest cover as part of efforts to conserve the environment - but how genuine is our commitment to preserve the forest? On World Wildlife Day, we discuss with our expert panel on what we stand to lose by unchecked development and policy measures that should be considered to preserve biodiversity. Image Credit: Sabrina Hermann/Shutterstock.com 

Produced by: Shazana Mokhtar

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar


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Categories:  environmenteducation

Tags:  world wildlife daybiodiversity lossbiodiversity protectionlael brainard





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