Malaysia

NPBD TARGET 11: BY 2030, TARGETED MANAGEMENT ACTIONS ARE IN PLACE TO ENABLE THE RECOVERY OF...

Many of our native species on both land and sea, continue to face multiple pressures. This includes habitat loss and degradation, over-fishing, poaching, illegal harvesting, IAS and human-wildlife conflict. As a result, many populations have long...

Malaysia

NPBD TARGET 12: BY 2030, POACHING, ILLEGAL HARVESTING, AND ILLEGAL TRADE OF FLORA AND FAUNA ARE...

Wildlife crime is a serious global issue, and Malaysia is not spared from it, being both a source and transit country for trafficked wildlife products. Regional demand exerts poaching pressure on our highly-prized native species such as tigers,...

Malaysia

NPBD TARGET 13: BY 2030, MEASURES ARE IN PLACE FOR THE PREVENTION, ERADICATION, CONTAINMENT AND...

IAS are non-native plants, animals, pathogens, and other organisms that cause severe damage to the ecosystems that they are introduced into. As they may lack natural predators in their new environments, IAS are typically able to multiply and colonise...