Malaysian Palm Oil Green Conservation Foundation

Encourage and support conservation initiatives and sustainable practices within the palm oil industry

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Peluang untuk penyertaan seminar atas talian (webinar) Biodiversity Forum 2026! Jangan lepaskan peluang untuk bersama pakar, akademik dan pemain industri dalam membincangkan isu biodiversiti dan kelestarian alam. Sila imbas Kod QR pada poster

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Join us at the Biodiversity Forum 2026 and gain valuable insights from leading experts in:

Webinar registration is still open for those who would like to join the forum virtually.

Register now:
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Happy World Biodiversity Day!

Sustainability continues to be at the core of MPOGCF’s vision and commitment.

Join us at the online #BioDForum webinar a gathering of NGOs, researchers and stakeholders from the palm oil industry to exchange ideas & raise awareness.

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Join us on the second day of #BiodiversityForum2026 as we welcome Mohamad Al-Shafieq bin Mustapah, Adviser of Dagangan Group as our keynote speaker.

Don’t miss this inspiring session. Register now: https://t.co/UHtQ2K849K

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We are honoured to welcome Professor Emeritus Dato’ Dr. Abdul Latiff Mohamad as our keynote speaker on the first day of #BiodiversityForum2026.

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On 3-4 June, more than 500 participants will come together to explore coexistence as a long-term management approach one that fosters a harmonious and sustainable balance between plantation operations and biodiversity conservation. https://t.co/UHtQ2K849K

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The prey species include sambar deer (Rusa unicolor), mouse deer (Tragulus javanicus), and Malayan porcupine (Hystrix brachyura), all essential to the Malayan tiger’s ecological food chain.

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SITE ASSESSMENT VISITS FOR PROPOSED MALAYAN TIGER PREY SPECIES BREEDING PROJECT

MPOGCF, in collaboration with PERHILITAN and FELDA, conducted site assessment visits from 7–10 April across six potential locations in Johor, Pahang and Negeri Sembilan.

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Animals successfully bred will undergo further assessment, with their offspring handed over to PERHILITAN for reintroduction into the wild within the Malayan tiger’s distribution range, strengthening prey populations in natural habitats.

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Spesies terlibat termasuk rusa sambar, pelanduk dan landak raya yang merupakan komponen penting dalam rantaian makanan harimau Malaya.

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LAWATAN PENILAIAN LOKASI CADANGAN PROJEK PEMBIAKBAKAAN SPESIES MANGSA HARIMAU MALAYA

MPOGCF bersama PERHILITAN dan FELDA telah menjalankan lawatan penilaian tapak dari 7–10 April di enam lokasi berpotensi di Johor, Pahang dan Negeri Sembilan.

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Peranan FELDA sebagai landskap komuniti sawit strategik turut membuka peluang penglibatan komuniti peneroka dalam usaha konservasi Harimau Malaya.