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Never losing focus of task at hand
DR RUBENTHEREN Viyapuri believes in being a jack of many trades and believes that one must master every endeavour that he or she pursues.
Complaints about polluted rivers flow in from readers
PETALING JAYA: The Star’s special report on the state of the country’s rivers drew responses from readers who named polluted rivers located near them.
Travels on Pelni's Nggapulu
Six days at sea with Indonesia's national shipping company.
Standing the test of time
Valencia’s sustainable landscape boosts biodiversity.
Illegal wildlife farm in Sibu busted
MIRI: In yet another wildlife rescue, enforcement officers moved in on a farm located in the Sibu district and seized some two dozen mammals, birds and crocodiles.
Drones help Ghana's farmers ward off birds – and drought risks
Researchers are experimenting with drones that can help farmers protect their crops from the effects of climate change and ward off hungry birds at the same time.
Illegal wildlife farm near Sibu raided, over two dozen endangered animals rescued
MIRI: The Sarawak Forestry Corporation (SFC) raided an illegal wildlife farm near Sibu, Sarawak and rescued more than two dozen rare mammals, endangered birds and crocodiles.
U.S. concerned about some Hong Kong protest tactics, heavier China hand -Pentagon
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The senior U.S. defence official for Asia said on Tuesday that the United States has some concerns about some of the tactics used by demonstrators in Hong Kong but was also concerned about the heavier hand Beijing and Hong Kong authorities have used against protests in the territory.
H5N6 avian flu strain detected in north-west Laos
HANOI: The Department of Agriculture and Forestry in Oudomxay Province, in the northwest of Laos, said authorities have detected the H5N6 avian flu virus in ducks sold at a market in Xay District.
Better protection sought for helmeted hornbills
BANGKOK: Time is running out for Thailand’s dwindling population of helmeted hornbills, thanks to poaching of the exotic birds for the ivory-like casques atop their big red and yellow beaks.