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Member
Overview |
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WWF-M’s
mission is
to achieve
conservation
of nature
and
ecological
processes
by:
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Preserving
genetic,
species
and
ecosystem
diversity;
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Ensuring
that the
use of
renewable
natural
resources
is
sustainable
both now
and in
the
longer
term,
for the
benefit
for all
life on
earth;
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Promoting
actions
to
reduce,
to a
minimum,
pollution
and the
wasteful
exploitation
and
consumption
of
resources
and
energy;
WWF-M’s
ultimate
goal is to
stop, and
eventually
reverse, the
accelerating
degradation
of our
planet’s
natural
environment,
and to help
build a
future in
which humans
live in
harmony with
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Scientific
field
research
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Policy
advocacy
with
government
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Environmental
education
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Communications
and
awareness
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Capacity
building
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Institutional
support
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Conservation
issues
related to
biomes such
as forest,
marine,
freshwater,
species and
cross
cutting
aspects
including
environmental
education
and policy
interventions. |
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World Wide
Fund for
Nature (WWF)
Malaysia
49, Jalan
SS23/15, Taman SEA,
47400 Petaling
Jaya,
Selangor,
Malaysia.
Tel:
(603) 7803
3772
Fax:
(603) 7803
5157
Email:
contactus@wwf.org.my
Web:
www.wwf.org.my |
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