Fighting Floods with Better Drainage in Kuching
Outdated drainage in Sarawak cities are intensifying flash floods and leaving communities vulnerable. Infrastructure must improve.
Co-existing with the Wild in the Valley
The Klang Valley’s rapid development threatens the delicate balance required for harmonious coexistence between humans and wildlife.
Where Sharks Swim
Explore this interactive map of Malaysia’s 10 Important Shark and Ray Areas and 1 Area of Interest: ISRAs are a new, innovative approach to tackling the extinction of sharks and rays.
Divers, Fishers and Scientists Map Sharks and Rays to Save Them
Knowing where sharks and rays feed, reproduce and rest is critical. Now, a new atlas of these areas is sparking hope for these threatened fishes.
The Climate-friendly Virgin in Terengganu
A private plantation company wants to convert forests in Terengganu into oil palm. Alarmingly, its site has 900 ha of virgin peat swamp forest. We look at the project’s catastrophic climate impact and ways to protect the forest.
Fixing Forest Plantations, Part 3: For Wood, Water, and Wildlife
Despite foresters and planters promising tight regulations in Perak, locals are protesting one of the biggest forest plantations in the state over fears of water security and wildlife attacks.