Turtle-y good news for wildlife: More of the reptiles seen on Malaysian beaches recently
This is a positive result for conservation efforts especially for the green turtle. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Minister tells MAHB to buck up amid wave of KLIA wildlife smuggling
He admitted it is a serious issue and wants immediate action by the airport operator. “Of course, these are the incidents ...
Proactive steps being taken to curb wildlife smuggling through M'sian airports, says minister
Several measures have been taken by the Wildlife and National Parks Department (Perhilitan) to prevent the smuggling of ...
Malay Mail on MSN2d
No-fly zone: KLIA2 passenger busted with RM65,000 worth of birds in check-in baggage bound for Surabaya
An Indonesian passenger was arrested at Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 (KLIA2) on Monday for allegedly attempting to smuggle five Asian koel birds in his check-in luggage. The arrest follows ...
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NRES STEPS UP ENFORCEMENT AGAINST WILDLIFE SMUGGLING AT KLIA
“Routine inspections of consignments and wildlife enforcement operations are also carried out at the KLIA Free Trade Zone to ...
Same crocodile spotted for third time in Malaysia’s Klang River
PETALING JAYA - A crocodile has been sighted in the Klang River, near the Malayan Mansion building in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Ministry to enhance enforcement against wildlife trade in KLIA
PUTRAJAYA: The Natural Res­our­ces and Environmental Sustai­nability Ministry (NRES), through the Wildlife and National Parks ...
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Special Permit Needed To Bring In Wildlife-Based Products From Abroad
Since he still had some of the medicine left, he put it in his backpack to bring it back home. Unfortunately, upon scanning ...
How your choices at the checkout can affect wildlife at home and abroad
The surprising connections between wildlife and our household goods (and tips for making more informed choices) ...
Evening Standard on MSN19d
Wildlife returns to Hackney Marshes after community-led rewilding project
Environmental groups are celebrating after bringing local wildlife back to Hackney Marshes following the erosion of habitats in recent years. Kestrels, weasels, shrews, wood mice and other small ...