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Talking Points is a new forum for our readers to discuss critical issues on the environment, society and development. This month, we tackle palm oil: destructive villain or vital cash crop. What do you think?
Two years ago, Sarawak-based Keresa Plantations kick-started their mission to obtain certification in sustainable palm oil (RSPO). From workers to management, everyone at the Keresa Plantations has had to deal with new or stricter guidelines and changes. This is their journey so far.
Wild Asia nominates the villagers of Bukit Koman as our first Wild Asia Hero. The 300-odd families have been fighting an uphill battle to protect their community and the environment from potential contamination by a gold mining facility in their village. JULES ONG reports.
With so much expectations leading up to the 15th Copenhagen Climate Summit which ended last December, the outcome was a disappointment to many. Amidst finger pointing at who was to be blamed for the failure, what do our youths think? Wild Asia's SHARYN SHUFIYAN speaks to Adrian Yeo.
Wild Asia will be twelve in 2010! Thanks to our passionate team and committed partners, we've grown from a small organization to one running several successful projects. To continue our work in conservation, we need your help. Find out what we have planned for next year.
Located idyllically on Kunfunadhoo Island,, Soneva Fushi offers all the charm one expects of the Maldives in utter sophistication and luxurious comfort. SHAFINAZ SUHAIMI learns of their responsible tourism practices through the philosophies of "S.L.O.W. L.I.F.E.".
From chic resorts and homestays to wildlife lodges across Asia, these 'green' operators not only offer a great vacation, they give back to the people and the planet. By LEONG SIOK HUI.
Home to the rare Bengal tigers, India's Sunderbans unveils a community tourism venture that protects the endangered man-eaters whilst giving locals an alternative livelihood. Story by LEONG SIOK HUI.
The AMP Tree Party organized by Wild Asia, AMP Radio Networks and Friends of Kota Damansara (FOKD) has reached its 100th day mark! Wild Asia deployed a team of researchers to scout the forest to bring you the findings of how well the trees are thriving...insofar.
Follow DAVE BAKEWELL and his team on a conservation effort to uncover the truth and dispel the myths surrounding our whistling thrushes.