Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) as the oldest environmental conservation and education NGO in the country, launches its very first online nature classes called the ‘Natural  Classroom’ for children of age 7-12, today. MNS is celebrating its 80th Anniversary this year and continues to promote to the public the understanding of Nature and the natural  environment […]

The degazettement of 2,432 ha of Belara Forest Reserve, Terengganu, in 2017, for the conversion into oil palm plantation, was recently discovered by MNS Terengganu Branch.  Wong Chee Ho, MNS Terengganu Branch Chair, was interviewed by BFM on 18 June 2020 to share about the recent discovery and potential impacts and repercussions of the degazettement […]

The Malaysian Nature Society is sad to announce that due to ongoing restrictions and risks over Covid-19, our MNS Hornbill Volunteer Programme involving the Orang Asli community in Belum-Temengor, which was due to run in August and September, has been cancelled for 2020. However, the plain-pouched hornbill count, which goes towards our long-term MNS Hornbill […]

This year’s theme is Hope Rising giving hope to humanity and fireflies during the Covid crisis. We will celebrate a virtual WffD 2020 with fun activities. This year we have a joint activity with Kasetsart University Thailand. For participation in the fun activities, please refer to the activities listed below. The MNS President will give a launch speech […]

KUALA LUMPUR, 18 June 2020: This global pandemic has caused a massive number of mass gathering events to be cancelled to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. But, let World Otter Day alleviate some of the uneasiness and racing thoughts. Not only does this small, furry carnivore have one of the top appearances for […]