
为马来西亚美丽但濒危的珊瑚建造方舟
Now or Never for Malaysian Coral Reefs
Lack of action and funding ring the death knell for coral reefs in the face of warming seas, warns marine ecologist Sebastian Szereday.
CORAL REEFS are the ocean’s most biodiverse ecosystems and provide food, coastal protection and income for many Malaysians.
However, the current threats to coral reefs are acute, and as a coral reef ecologist, I am deeply concerned about the lack of action, management and funding for their conservation. Besides local damage, climate change has become the grim reaper of coral reefs.
(Photo: Mass coral bleaching can result in nothing but dead coral rubble. | Pic by Atkinson Tan for Coralku)
Mampankah ladang hutan di Semenanjung Malaysia?
马来半岛的人工林属于永续发展吗?
Bila Kawanan Burung Berkunjung ke Teluk Borneo
When Birds Flock to a Bornean Bay
当鸟儿都飞往一个婆罗洲海湾
砍伐、切割及清除:当大森林消失之时
Tebang, Tarah, Tebas: Perginya Hutan Besar
Macaranga Environmental Reporting Workshop 2022
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