KUCHING: Experts in forestry, research, technology and geospatial as well as forest engineering and legislation came together for a high-level technical meeting in Japan today.
BY SHARIFAH NONG-JASIMA AND AMYLY YONG KUCHING: The Kuching South City Council (MBKS) is stepping up its war on plastic pollution with plans to introduce
KUCHING: The Chinese Crested Tern (Thalasseus bernsteini), last recorded in Sarawak in 1913, was recently sighted off the Asajaya district coast. Dr Ng Jia Jie,
EVERY year, March 30 marks the International Day of Zero Waste, a global initiative urging individuals, businesses and governments to rethink waste management. The goal?
The words of his grandfather echoed to Dr Elexson Nillian in one of the minority ethnic tribes ‘Cebup’ language — “Tik Lan Lan, Bawak-bawak ta’ang
As climate change disrupts rainfall patterns and deforestation accelerates water loss, Sarawak faces an urgent question: Can we secure our water future before it’s too
KUCHING: The SmartGreen Committee of Mas Gading Community College has collaborated with the Kuching South City Council (MBKS) to learn and implement the Takakura composting
KUCHING: Sixty different Shorea tree species are among the 5,000 trees that were planted by Forest Department Sarawak (FDS) at the Sabal Forest Reserve in
As forests fall and rivers shrink, WWF-Malaysia is proving that Sarawak’s economy doesn’t have to come at nature’s expense. From eco-friendly farms to responsible forestry,
KUCHING: If passed in Parliament, the Plant Seeds Quality Bill which will be debated will have repercussions, particularly in the context of Sarawak farmers as
