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📣 PERTANDINGAN ZERO WASTE REELS CHALLENGE ANJURAN STELLA RAJENDRAN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FUND (SREEF)Hi Adik-adik! Jom...
30/04/2026

📣 PERTANDINGAN ZERO WASTE REELS CHALLENGE ANJURAN STELLA RAJENDRAN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FUND (SREEF)

Hi Adik-adik! Jom sertai sekarang dan serlahkan bakat anda!
KATEGORI SEKOLAH RENDAH
📝 DAFTAR DI SINI:
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🔰 SYARAT-SYARAT PENYERTAAN:
1. Pertandingan dibuka kepada warga sekolah Kelab Pencinta Alam (KPA) berumur 7 tahun hingga 12 tahun yang berdaftar dan yang telah memperbaharui keahlian tahunan.
2. Pertandingan akan berlangsung dari 4 Mei 2026 hingga 25 Mei 2026.
3. Penyertaan adalah percuma.
4. Penyertaan adalah secara individu dan hanya satu penyertaan sahaja dibenarkan bagi setiap peserta.
5. Video Reels yang dihantar mestilah asli dan hasil karya peserta sendiri.
6. Kandungan video tidak boleh mengandungi unsur atau elemen yang sensitif seperti keagamaan, perkauman, politik atau kecaman.
7. Kaedah pelaksanaan pertandingan adalah secara dalam talian.
8. Tema video: Zero Waste / Amalan Mengurangkan Sisa (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle).
9. Video hendaklah menunjukkan amalan atau idea kreatif untuk mengurangkan sisa (zero waste) di rumah, sekolah atau komuniti.
10. Video dalam Bahasa Melayu atau Bahasa Inggeris sahaja.
11. Tempoh video adalah antara 30 saat hingga 1 minit sahaja.
12. Orientasi video adalah secara Menegak (vertical)
13. Video boleh disunting secara kreatif dengan memasukkan muzik latar, teks dan sebagainya tetapi penggunaan AI untuk menjana video sepenuhnya tidak dibenarkan.
14. Setiap penyertaan mestilah dihantar melalui Borang Google (Google Form) yang disediakan oleh pihak penganjur dengan melengkapkan maklumat peserta seperti Nama penuh, No. MyKid/MyKad, Nama Sekolah dan lain-lain
15. Video perlu dimuat naik ke akaun Tiktok atau Instagram atau Youtube atau Facebook dan sertakan pautan dalam Borang Google. Sila pastikan video ditetapkan kepada umum (public).
16. Video perlu disertakan dengan caption KPA Zero Waste Reels Challenge dan hashtag dan dan
17. Keputusan juri adalah muktamad.
18. Juri terdiri daripada Ahli Jawatankuasa Program MNS International Day of Zero Waste.
19. Pihak penganjur berhak menolak penyertaan yang tidak mematuhi syarat-syarat pertandingan.
20. Setiap penyertaan akan menerima sijil penyertaan dan markah PAJSK.
🎁 HADIAH
Tempat Pertama: RM300
Tempat Kedua: RM200
Tempat Ketiga: RM100
Tempat Keempat: RM50
Tempat Kelima: RM50
📧 Sebarang pertanyaan, sila emel kepada [email protected]

KATEGORI SEKOLAH MENENGAH
📝 DAFTAR DI SINI:
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🔰 SYARAT-SYARAT PENYERTAAN:
1. Pertandingan dibuka kepada warga sekolah Kelab Pencinta Alam (KPA) berumur 13 tahun hingga 19 tahun yang berdaftar dan yang telah memperbaharui keahlian tahunan.
2. Pertandingan akan berlangsung dari 4 Mei 2026 hingga 25 Mei 2026.
3. Penyertaan adalah percuma.
4. Penyertaan adalah secara individu dan hanya satu penyertaan sahaja dibenarkan bagi setiap peserta.
5. Video Reels yang dihantar mestilah asli dan hasil karya peserta sendiri.
6. Kandungan video tidak boleh mengandungi unsur atau elemen yang sensitif seperti keagamaan, perkauman, politik atau kecaman.
7. Kaedah pelaksanaan pertandingan adalah secara dalam talian.
8. Tema video: Zero Waste / Amalan Mengurangkan Sisa (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle).
9. Video hendaklah menunjukkan amalan atau idea kreatif untuk mengurangkan sisa (zero waste) di rumah, sekolah atau komuniti.
10. Video dalam Bahasa Melayu atau Bahasa Inggeris sahaja.
11. Tempoh video antara 2 minit hingga 3 minit sahaja.
12. Orientasi video adalah secara Menegak (vertical)
13. Video boleh disunting secara kreatif dengan memasukkan muzik latar, teks dan sebagainya tetapi penggunaan AI untuk menjana video sepenuhnya tidak dibenarkan.
14. Setiap penyertaan mestilah dihantar melalui Borang Google (Google Form) yang disediakan oleh pihak penganjur dengan melengkapkan maklumat peserta seperti Nama penuh, No. MyKid/MyKad, Nama Sekolah dan lain-lain.
15. Video perlu dimuat naik ke akaun Tiktok atau Instagram atau Youtube atau Facebook dan sertakan pautan dalam Borang Google. Sila pastikan video ditetapkan kepada umum (public).
16. Video perlu disertakan dengan caption KPA Zero Waste Reels Challenge dan hashtag dan dan
17. Keputusan juri adalah muktamad.
18. Juri terdiri daripada Ahli Jawatankuasa Program MNS International Day of Zero Waste.
19. Pihak penganjur berhak menolak penyertaan yang tidak mematuhi syarat-syarat pertandingan.
20. Setiap penyertaan akan menerima sijil penyertaan dan markah PAJSK.
🎁 HADIAH
Tempat Pertama: RM500
Tempat Kedua: RM300
Tempat Ketiga: RM200
Tempat Keempat: RM100
Tempat Kelima: RM100
📧 Sebarang pertanyaan, sila emel kepada [email protected]

In this illustrious week from the 21st - 23rd of April 2026, MNS together with IUCN Asia organised the Restoration Oppor...
24/04/2026

In this illustrious week from the 21st - 23rd of April 2026, MNS together with IUCN Asia organised the Restoration Opportunities Assessment Methodology (ROAM) Inception Workshop for the Mangrove Forest Landscape Restoration in the North-central Selangor Coast (NCSC) project.

This vital Workshop collated local knowledge and wisdom, pairing it with science-based tools to map stakeholders, identify drivers of mangrove degradation, prioritise Forest Landscape Restoration interventions, discuss sources of additional funding for long-term conservation of mangroves in the NCSC, which overall contributes to the long-term planning for mangrove restoration in the NCSC. We would like to humbly thank each of our honoured participants; comprising of various local stakeholders, including the Federal Government agencies (NRES, JPSM, and PERHILITAN), Selangor State Government Agencies (Menteri Besar Selangor Incorporated, Selangor Forestry Department and LUAS), District Municipal Councils and Agencies of Sabak Bernam, Kuala Selangor, and Klang, as well as representatives from local communities and fisherfolk associations, universities, NGOs, and the private sectors.

This ROAM workshop brought about renewing collective knowledge and understanding that enable us; MNS and IUCN to plan for greater ecological mangrove restoration in the NCSC over the coming months.

MNS together with IUCN as the co-organisers of the Workshop express our heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to everyone who participated in this Workshop, where some of us undertook the effort to travel afar from China, Sabak Bernam and even Malacca, to ensure the all pertinent voices are heard and represented in mangrove restoration of the NCSC.

We would like to thank our partner IUCN for their ardent support in organising this timely workshop at this juncture, and Chery International, in driving change for the long-term sustainability of the Mangrove Forest Landscape Restoration in the NCSC project.

A prime article feature of the three-day Symposia event held in November 2025, published in Nature Watch 2026! MNS is h...
12/04/2026

A prime article feature of the three-day Symposia event held in November 2025, published in Nature Watch 2026!

MNS is honoured to have Nature Society of Singapore presiding president Mr. Leong Kwok Peng amongst our keylist attendee who graced this momentous event. Stay tuned for the upcoming publication of The State of Nature Conservation in Malaysia 2025, taking place later this year. Read more about this major undertaken at: https://nss.org.sg/download/10453/?tmstv=1775808391

The very first issue of MNJ Vol 78(1) 2026 starts with an explosive discovery of revisiting a case of a Rhino may be sti...
09/04/2026

The very first issue of MNJ Vol 78(1) 2026 starts with an explosive discovery of revisiting a case of a Rhino may be still roaming wild in a lush Borneo forest, perhaps its existence may not actually be extinct!

Besides this epic Bornean Rhino find, other articles features include a comparison of lowland forest bird survey methods; an analysis of microbial diversity and resilience using next-generation sequencing; exploring the costs of insect conservation through entomotourism; students’ perception of university ecotrails as a platform for environment education; and the amazing discovery of a new Alpinia species (Zingiberaceae) from Lenggong, Perak.

For more insights and to explore the full range of articles, visit www.mnj.my

At the GEF Small Grants Programme Malaysia National Conference (1-2 April 2026), MNS (Peninsular Malaysia) is honoured t...
03/04/2026

At the GEF Small Grants Programme Malaysia National Conference (1-2 April 2026), MNS (Peninsular Malaysia) is honoured to share the stage with our fellow Strategic Grantees of Operational Phase 7 – WormingUp ( Sarawak) and PACOS Trust ( Sabah) to highlight the key lessons, the process of collaborating with partners and local actors, as well as long-term planning and resilience in landscape conservation. Since 2023, MNS spearheaded efforts on the Rantaian Urban Green Spaces (RUGS) project, with the ardent support from GEF SGP and UNDP. Through the shared traditional ecological knowledge and support from the Indigenous Communities of Bukit Lagong and Tasek Bera, the idea of creating biome amongst Klang Valley’s urban landscape for all was relentlessly pursued.

Through the RUGS project, MNS along with our grantees and peers were able to showcase the importance of urban biodiversity and continue championing the idea for contiguous forests across the Klang Valley. The RUGS project would not have been possible without the support and assistance by the dedicated people at UNDP – Lee Shin Shin, Nurul Fitrah Mohd Ariffin Marican, Therese Tiu, Nosrat Ravichandran, Siti Salwa Samsudin, et al.

The Operational Phase 8 (OP8) of GEF Small Grants Programme was unveiled at this auspicious conference, illustrating the path forward for the next three years with focus on species and landscape conservation, as well as sustainable agriculture and fisheries production. As this new SGP OP8 migrates and shifts towards newer landscapes, Klang Valley shall still remain the landscape in focus for urban ecological connectivity, through building resilience with local communities and contributing towards global impact.

MNS shall continue to meaningfully build upon the RUGS project, and revitalising the ecological connectivity of Federal Hill, together with our partners Chee Hoe & Associates and Free Tree Society at Travers Trail, Pulai Trail, Heritage Trail, etc.

For more info of MNS led RUGS project please visit our website: https://www.rugs.my/

As the blessed month of Ramadan draws to a close, we welcome the arrival of Syawal and celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri. T...
19/03/2026

As the blessed month of Ramadan draws to a close, we welcome the arrival of Syawal and celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri. This special occasion reminds us of the values of gratitude, forgiveness, and togetherness. To all our Muslim members and friends, we extend our warmest wishes – Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

Spring tides occur during new and full moons, where the Sun and Moon align, producing the highest and lowest tides of the month. During these periods, marine fishes are known to be more active as the tidal activities stir up nutrients and baitfish, making food sources more accessible. Correspondingly, the fishing communities are most active during the weeks of new and full moon, where marine fishes are more abundant for harvest. Coastal fishing communities have long understood the inherent cycles of their surroundings, and mastered the natural environment for their livelihood.

19/03/2026

🌙✨ SALAM AIDILFITRI 1447H ✨🌙

Selamat menyambut Hari Raya Aidilfitri

Malaysian Nature Society mengucapkan Maaf Zahir & Batin kepada semua. Semoga Syawal ini membawa sinar kegembiraan, mengeratkan silaturahim dan melimpahkan keberkatan buat kita semua. 🤝💚

Raptor Watch 2026 - Day 1
15/03/2026

Raptor Watch 2026 - Day 1

MNS is proud to host a diversity of NGOs and CSOs from Southeast Asia at the Kuala Selangor Nature Park, on the 4th and ...
08/03/2026

MNS is proud to host a diversity of NGOs and CSOs from Southeast Asia at the Kuala Selangor Nature Park, on the 4th and 5th of March for the Community and CSO Storytelling Capacity Building Workshop.

Organised by Give to Nature, with the support by Global Environmental Institute and MNS.

The workshop event held for two days, brought about key environmental actors and trainers from China, Philippines, and Malaysia who illustrated how the civil societies can utilise their unique perspectives and experience to tell genuine and poignant stories of their communities and the work they do, through motion pictures, stills, and written media. By empowering one another, the workshop participants gained the confidence to tell their own stories, bringing to light the toil and struggles they endured, and their hopes for a brighter future through the conservation work they undertake.

We thank our partners and friends who participated in this recent workshop and shared their meaningful stories, namely Give to Nature, Global Environmental Institute, BlueSea Services, Huaqiao University, China Blue, TedTalk China, Oceanus Conservation, The NGO Forum on Cambodia, Chroy Svay Fishery Community, Chrolong Fishery Community, Tha-pru Community, Tha-Lane Community, Yagasu, Village Focus International, The Forest House at Perdana Botanical Gardens, Myanmar Forest Association MFA, and MCD Vietnam.

MNS looks forward to further collaboration and partnership with Give to Nature and Global Environmental Institute, contributing to regional environmental conservation with our growing network of peers.

Check Out Our Latest Raptor Watch Tentative Programme!We’re excited to share the updated tentative programme for Raptor ...
04/03/2026

Check Out Our Latest Raptor Watch Tentative Programme!

We’re excited to share the updated tentative programme for Raptor Watch 2026, now featuring our latest activities and highlights.

This year’s programme includes a dynamic lineup of experiences for nature lovers of all ages — from guided raptor watching sessions and expert sharing talks to interactive conservation activities and educational booths. Whether you’re a seasoned birder or a first-time visitor, there’s something for everyone.

Don’t miss the Flash Talk & Human Library at the RUGS Roots & Routes Knowledge Fair!Come hear inspiring stories and real...
27/02/2026

Don’t miss the Flash Talk & Human Library at the RUGS Roots & Routes Knowledge Fair!

Come hear inspiring stories and real experiences from distinguished experts on nature, biodiversity, and people.

📅 28 February 2026, Saturday
⏰ 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 Forest Learning Centre, Perdana Botanical Garden
(Google map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/yicePa3vJPg7TQQ29)
🎟️ FREE ENTRY

See you there! The Forest House at Perdana Botanical Gardens

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