About Malaysian Nature Society (MNS)
About Malaysian Nature Society (MNS)
MNS is Malaysia’s largest and oldest non-government environmental organisation. The genesis of our society predates our country’s independence- a group of British expatriates deeply interested in our country’s lush natural heritage decided that the abundant collection of field notes and natural history records which they had accumulated was vital to the country’s heritage and should be published.
Support Our Work. Please donate!
Support Our Work. Please donate!
Donate to MNS and help save endangered species and their habitats. Our goal is to protect and conserve our living planet's precious biodiversity. Donations to MNS are tax exempted. You can opt to donate to a single project MNS is running or to our general Nature Conservation and Education Fund. For a list of projects that needs funding please contact mns@mns.org.my
Featured Projects
Featured Projects
Be part of this project to be a voice to the world that hornbills are prized assets for future generations.
Join MNS
Join MNS
Would you like to be a green comrade? Make a difference today by signing up as a member of MNS and be part of a national and global movement! Add your voice to the thousands calling for conservation and environmental integrity in Malaysia.
Kuala Selangor Nature Park (KSNP) will function as a Wetlands Education, Resource and Training Centre for Communities to train MNS members and targeted local communities along the coast and interior wetlands of North Central Selangor.
Project ROOTS or “Revisiting our Original Trees” supported by Berjaya Cares Foundation is a land based project studying the high conservation value areas on Tioman island before meaningful management information and recommendations can be produced to safeguard these areas.
An intergrated coral rehabilitation project to help restore Tioman Island's coral reefs. This project is supported by Berjaya Cares Foundation.
Join us in Langkawi for the MNS 70th Annual General Meeting (AGM).
Dear nature lovers, Marine litter is one of the most pervasive issues currently facing our rivers, lakes, beaches, and the ocean, from the quality of our drinking water to the health of our communities, to the hazards imposed on our wildlife and even our economy. Therefore, MNSKB has taken on the challenging quest to make a change, and has established a project called Trash2Gather.
Pak Cipan would like to invite you to his amazing rainforest! Come and visit him on 8th - 14th of May 2017 at Mid Valley Megamall because he's preparing incredible activities for you! 
To further knowing rocks surrounding us, NEC is organizing Young Geologist 2.0. This program will teach and further enhance the historical knowledge and arts of rocks surrounding us. 
