Tiger: Their Survival in Our Hands
The smallest tiger subspecies, the Malayan tiger is found only in Peninsular Malaysia and Southern parts of Thailand. In fact, it was only recognized as
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For Malaysia’s natural heritage and rich biological diversity to be effectively protected, managed and conserved for the benefit and appreciation of all Malaysians.
Who We Are
The genesis of our society predates the independence of Malaysia. A group of British expatriates deeply interested in our country’s lush natural heritage decided that the abundant collection of field notes and natural history records, which they had accumulated, was vital to the country’s heritage and should be published. In 1940, with the publication of the Malayan Nature Journal Volume 1, the Malaysian Nature Society was born.
Evolving from a core of society volunteers, MNS’ Kuala Lumpur-based headquarters now has a team of 24 dedicated staff members who see to the day-to-day running of the society’s administration and activities including those based at centres.
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Corrigenda and Addenda for The Butterflies of the Malay Peninsula, 5th edition
Click here to download the pdf. Email us at shopmns@mns.org.my if you find any additional errors. Thank you in advance!
World Otter Day 2021 recording
We would like to thank you for spending your World Otter Day with us. We are pleased that the webinar was able to draw so
Pertandingan Water Vision 2021
Program Water Vision adalah satu program kesedaran dan pendidikan alam sekitar yang telah dianjurkan bersama oleh Persatuan Pencinta Alam Malaysia (MNS) dan Coca-Cola Malaysia sejak
The Butterflies of the Malay Peninsula (5th edition): Book Launch during World Firefly Day celebration on 3rd July 7.30 – 10.30 PM MYT
The first edition of The Butterflies of the Malay Peninsula was written by A. S. Corbet & H. M. Pendlebury (1934) dealt only with the more common
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Donate to MNS and help us save endangered species and their habitats. Our goal is to protect and conserve our living planet's precious biodiversity. Donations to MNS are tax exempted. You can opt to donate to a single project MNS is running or to our general Nature Conservation and Education Fund.
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