The UN Environment Programmme,  show that the annual economic impact of biodiversity loss poses greater business risk than climate change.

A healthy biodiversity provides a number of natural services for everyone such as food, medicinal resources, research & education and even recreation and tourism however rapid technological growth, urbanization and industrialization has taken it’s toll on our environment.

Since 1972 WWF-Malaysia (World Wide Fund for Nature-Malaysia) has worked on countless important conservation projects in a mission to stop the degradation of our planet’s natural environment. Currently WWF-Malaysia runs more than 90 projects covering a diverse range of environmental protection work. 

Today we speak to the folks from WWF-Malaysia’s and take a look at their 2013 conservation outlook for Malaysia.

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