PETALING JAYA: Two environmentalists have called for better habitat protection following a recent increase in crocodile sightings, which have been shared on social media. Last Friday, a crocodile was spotted at the Tanjung Lipat beach, prompting the Sabah wildlife department to urge caution among visitors. On Tuesday, another crocodile was spotted on a road at Kampung Seri Damai in Kuantan, Pahang. A 30-second video of the reptile was recorded by a resident and uploaded by Pu

PETALING JAYA: Speak about climate change and one immediately thinks of the unpredictable weather with heavy rains and floods. But little do people realise that climate change is so far-reaching that it even affects the Orang Asli’s way of life. The World Bank Group 2021 report “Climate Risk Country Profile” projected that temperatures in Malaysia will rise an additional 0.8°C and 3.11°C. Hence, environmentalists have stepped up efforts to assist the Orang Asli community and

It’s that time of year again.. when monsoon comes, our friends of the Bateq tribe and their children will be adversely affected.. PAY IT FORWARD this season by donating to the orang asli villages (Kampung Kuala Atok, Kampung Teresik, Kampung Tabung, Kampung Beruang, Kampung Dedari, Kampung Aur and Kampung Yong) of the Tembeling River, Pahang, Malaysia. For more info about our work with the other villages at: https://www.ecomy.org/empowering-orang-asli-communities Click on the