KUALA LUMPUR – Warna warni serta kepelbagaian keindahan flora dan fauna di Taman Rekreasi 99 Wonderland Park dengan keluasan lebih 23 ekar yang terletak di Selayang telah berjaya mencuri hati Menteri Wilayah Persekutuan, Dr Zaliha Mustafa. Dr Zaliha kelihatan begitu teruja dengan taman rekreasi itu yang diasaskan oleh Datuk Seri BK Jeff Lee sehingga telah … Read more
PERTH, March 1 — Researchers in Australia have suggested an inexpensive and practical method for helping to keep track of wildlife. Their idea is to analyse the DNA fragments captured in spider webs to identify the presence of animals in specific natural sites. Wildlife is under threat all over the world. According to the WWF’s … Read more
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 9 — Uncontrolled land clearing for development projects in Kelantan are the reason for increased human-wildlife conflict in the state and putting the lives of man and beast at stake in the state, Utusan Malaysia reported today. Kelantan Orang Asli Villages Network (JKOAK) chairman Mustafa Along told the Malay daily that logging … Read more
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 5 — Apple’s latest commissioned ‘Shot on iPhone’ project is in our own backyard — specifically the rainforests of Borneo, shot by Chien C. Lee. Biologist, environmental educator and now wildlife photographer, Lee has come a long way from his native California to now making Sarawak his home for most of the … Read more
SINGAPORE: Four lions at a Singapore wildlife park have tested positive for the coronavirus after coming into contact with infected zookeepers, and have symptoms including coughing and sneezing, officials said Wednesday. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
SINGAPURA: Seorang bekas kakitangan Wildlife Reserves Singapore (WRS) didakwa di mahkamah hari ini atas 107 tuduhan rasuah melibatkan lebih S$2.4 juta. Chong Peng Wee Barry, yang juga dikenali sebagai Danial Chong, dipercayai menerima rasuah daripada beberapa individu sepanjang tempoh 11 tahun, dari 2005 hingga 2016. Ini sebagai pertukaran untuk ‘memajukan kepentingan perniagaan beberapa syarikat bersama … Read more
SCIENTISTS tracing the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic believe they’ve identified a possible transmission source: China’s thriving wildlife trade. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
