The Malaysian Nature Society headquarters in Jalan Kelantan, Bukit Persekutuan, Kuala Lumpur. (Right) Bacon, seen here taking part in a beach clean-up project, enjoys wildlife and forest activities.
ONE vivid memory Stephanie Bacon has as a member of the Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) is of a trip to the Belum Temenggor forest reserve in Perak.
“We (MNS members) had all got off the boat to go into the jungle and after three days of walking, the guide said we needed to turn around because a tiger had just given birth to her cubs, ” she said.
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The Malaysian Nature Society headquarters in Jalan Kelantan, Bukit Persekutuan, Kuala Lumpur. (Right) Bacon, seen here taking part in a beach clean-up project, enjoys wildlife and forest activities.
A mangrove planting activity at Pantai Cherating organised by MNS and supported by an insurance company.
Volunteers manning MNS booths at the Festival of Wings registration counters last year.
(From left) Prof Ahmad, App Lab Sdn Bhd managing director Tan Kok Pin and CTC Global Sdn Bhd managing director Dennis Koh at the MNS mobile app launch.
Participants at the Asian Waterbird Census 2020 which took place in January where MNS brought those living in sensitive biodiversity areas to Pantai Morib to do bird counting.
During his presentation of the roadmap, Balu revealed that the society hopes to realise the dream of 10 expeditions and the conservation of five terrestrial and five marine sites.
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