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'We would like to encourage everyone to change how we view and treat other species, take measures to reduce the suffering of other species...'


A National Landscape Department employee lodged the report after receiving a video on abuses to a monkey and a monitor lizard.

This is the biggest such event globally in recent years and signals the island nation's fight against illegal trade in wildlife, authorities say.

Troops of monkeys gather around the walking pathway, looking for food after a person had provided food to the monkeys.

World Wide Fund for Nature-Malaysia calls for the establishment of a Wildlife Crime Unit under the police force.

Disease Ecologist Dr. Peter Daszak Featured on 1st Episode of new Biodiversity Podcast


'We cannot pretend to be a caring society when we let these murders continue in the name of development and progress.'

Zoos have been kept afloat, partly with public donations, after losing their incomes from Covid-19, but is it worth M'sians giving them millions?

Perhilitan director-general Abdul Kadir Abu Hassan says the department will continue to search for the animal.

Let us all work together to do our part for the environment and spend our time protecting Nature as well.


CORONAVIRUS | The US secretary of state cited links between those markets and zoonotic diseases.

It appeals to the gov't to enable private zoos to continue surviving to look after the welfare of their wildlife.

CORONAVIRUS | Nadia tested positive for coronavirus while six other bigs developed dry cough at the Bronx Zoo.

CORONAVIRUS | The tiger is believed to have been infected by an unidentified asymptomatic zoo employee.


LETTER | This is needed to prevent another repeat of outbreaks like Covid-19 and Sars, not only in China but globally.

Primary Industries Minister Teresa Kok lauds the development which addresses conflict between villagers, plantation workers and elephants.

Five elephant deaths reported in Sabah so far this year, with the latest involving the adult female elephant in Bagahak yesterday.