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How much forest loss is too much? And are the drivers of this loss the same as in the past? Forest Files is a series that examines the dynamics and mechanics of forest-use changes in Malaysia. Our four-part In-Depth series focuses on Peninsular Malaysia, where more forests were lost in the last 30 years than in East Malaysia.
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Scientists make new findings, not necessarily all good, in the iconic Batu Caves, confirming its status as a natural treasure.
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Planners are drafting a new plan for Fraser’s Hill, an environmentally sensitive area. How should development proceed there?
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Malaysian conservationists share their concerns and what they wish to see in Budget 2021.
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In 2020, Malaysia's environmental sectors are being challenged by the Covid-19 crisis and a new government who has yet to set direction. Macaranga takes stock of impacts and solutions.
‘TAKING STOCK’ REPORTS
Climate Action: Youth-Led, Not Youth-Only
Of Strikes and Science
Saving zoos during Covid-19 crisis—should we? (Pt 1)
Saving zoos during Covid-19 crisis – should we? (Pt 2)
Back to the jungle? The myth of indigenous community resilience
When Covid Resets Ecotourism
Sustainable Islands in the Sun
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Covid-19 Woes Continue for Conservation
“The Pandemic Killed Everything We Had Planned”
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The bulldozing of millions of rainforest trees in a private plantation has raised the profile of the value of gene banks for conservation.
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Lynas Malaysia has located a site in Pahang to build a permanent disposal facility for its radioactive waste. But what is a permanent disposal facility?
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The first ever legal action taken by the Malaysian federal government on behalf of Orang Asli regarding land rights is crucial pursuit of environmental justice.
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Macaranga unpacks the three conditions attached to Lynas Malaysia's 6-month operating license renewal.
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From singing gibbons to plastic pollution and registration fees, Macaranga covered the major international meeting of conservationists in July 2019.
In the Murky Waters of Brunei Bay, Turtles Feed
Where Might Oil Palm Go Next?
Talk Less, Listen More
Marine Champion Honoured With Award
How Do Turtles Like Their Sand?
ICCB: All Things Conservation
Gibbons Still Sing In Merapoh
Plastic Solutions: It’s Complicated
When Plastic Hits You In the Gut
Opportunities Seized and Missed
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The dubious means by which tarantulas end up in scientists’ hands is cause for alarm.
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What is Malaysia's new government doing in terms of reform in conservation policy and laws?
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