Blending nature into township planning


(From left) Wetlands International Malaysia council chairman Datuk Paduka Dr Keizrul Abdullah, Khariza, Mohammed Rashdan, EnviroSolutions & Consulting Sdn Bhd country director Zai Abdul Rahman and United Nations Development Programme communications analyst Ahmad Hafiz Osman watering plants to mark the launch of Gamuda Parks at Menara Gamuda in Damansara Perdana, Petaling Jaya.

GAMUDA Land has pledged to uphold biodiversity and sustainability in its township developments with the launch of its Gamuda Parks initiative.

The momentous occasion, held at Menara Gamuda in Petaling Jaya, was made more meaningful as guests gathered to also commemorate International Day for Biological Diversity, as sanctioned by the United Nations.

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