WE NEED YOUR HELP Small apes are charismatic megafauna and play a crucial role in maintaining Malaysian forests through their ecological role as keystone seed dispersers. The IUCN lists all five Malaysian species with pictures attached below (Peninsular Malaysia: siamang, lar gibbon and agile gibbon; Sabah and Sarawak: northern gray gibbon and Abbott’s gray gibbon) […]

The Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) is organizing the first Virtual Asian Waterbird Census (AWC) Malaysia Seminar on 21st November 2020 (Saturday) 2 – 5 pm. The main objectives of this seminar are to share the results of the census from each state; to discuss the challenges, opportunities, as well as the way forward for conducting […]

This year, MY Garden Birdwatch (MYGB) took place on 6th & 7th June 2020 and the results we have a total of 89 bird species recorded, 157 sites covered, and 3848 individual birds counted. Without surprise, this year it is still Eurasian Tree Sparrow that dominates among all the garden birds recorded, and the top […]

Science for Climate Action seminar series on Health Security, Water security and Climate Change will take place on 11 November 2020. In this session we will aim to discuss on the impact of Climate Change on water resources, and projected risk of water scarcity and reduction in surface water and groundwater resources, and discuss the […]

We’re pleased to announce the continuation of the Tapir Talks public forum series ONLINE, with Tapir Talks 6.0 happening on Wednesday 11 November 2020, 10am-12pm. You are cordially invited to join in this free session, themed “KL Structure Plan 2040 and the importance of green lungs”, moderated by MNS President Prof. Dr. Ahmad Ismail, with […]