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Sarawak deploys 1,200 artificial reef balls to conserve marine life
KUCHING: Sarawak is stepping up its marine conservation efforts with the deployment of artificial reef balls along the Muara Tebas-Sebuyau coastal waters.
Sabah Parks restores reefs
KOTA KINABALU: An initiative by Sabah Parks to restore coral reefs destroyed by Typhoon Greg in 1996 has yielded positive results more than a decade since its implementation.
Reef ball initiative pays off in Mid Reef damaged by Tropical Storm Greg
KOTA KINABALU: An initiative by Sabah Parks to restore coral reefs that were destroyed by the Tropical Storm Greg in 1996 has yielded positive results, more than a decade since its implementation.
Training for local fishermen
MIRI: Wildlife rangers are being trained from among the local fishermen in the coastal areas to help protect the environment and marine life along the Miri-Sibuti coral reefs in northern Sarawak.
Wildlife rangers trained to protect northern Sarawak's coral reefs
MIRI: Wildlife rangers are being trained from among local fishermen communities in the coastal villages to play key roles in protecting the fragile coastal and marine life along the Miri-Sibuti coral reefs in northern Sarawak.
Regenerating Miri coral reefs
MARINE conservation efforts at Miri-Sibuti Coral Reefs National Park received a boost with the addition of 600 artificial reef balls at the Batu Belais and Seafan areas.
Regenerating coral reefs
MIRI: Marine conservation efforts at Miri-Sibuti Coral Reefs National Park received a boost with the addition of 600 artificial reef balls at the Batu Belais and Seafan areas.
150kg of rubbish cleared from Similajau waters
KUCHING: More than 150kg of marine debris, including buoys, nets and anchor lines, were removed from the waters of Similajau National Park and Patricia Reef off Bintulu by volunteer divers.
Ministry upbeat on Friends of Nature Programme
KUCHING: “Friends of Nature Programme” organised by Petronas’ Malaysia LNG Group of Companies (MLNG) and Sarawak Forestry Corporation (SFC) is instrumental in the push for sustainable development.
Use of dredging nets can destroy breeding ground for fish and coral reefs in Sarawak
MIRI: Trawlers armed with dredging nets are ripping apart the sea-bed along Sarawak coastal waters at an alarming rate, said Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem.
