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09/05/2026

Alicia Tien Weei is the founder of Asia Discovery, a firm with a goal to advance Southeast Asia's energy transition through social development and renewable energies.

A young Malaysian Gen-Z, she has been working hard to bring in EV technology to her country, and believes that the time is now for the transition away from fossil fuels to clean, green energy.

Alicia is part of the campaign in conjunction with the European Union in ASEAN, a movement that celebrates the spirit of Southeast Asia, by giving tribute to everyday heroes whose hands move the world forward.

If you'd like to know more about Alicia's journey and get inspired by , head on over to the EU website at handsthatmove.eu and check out their social media!

08/05/2026

Alicia Tien Weei is a Malaysian EV advocate, and a firm believer in the energy transition away from fossil fuels to clean, green energy.

She's part of the campaign, a movement that celebrates the spirit of Southeast Asia, by giving tribute to everyday heroes whose hands move the world forward.

More info: handsthatmove.eu

Find out more about Alicia and the campaign in our upcoming video!

Happy birthday, David! Thank you for all the stories you've given us over the years, and please do make more!
08/05/2026

Happy birthday, David! Thank you for all the stories you've given us over the years, and please do make more!

05/05/2026

How are these two men protecting a forest?

By planting rare, endangered trees!

David Lok and Moo F**k Yow from "Reforesting Sungai Buaya" are restoring the degraded Rantau Panjang forest near Rawang, Malaysia.

One of the trees they're planting is merawan kanching, a species with only 400 left in Malaysia.

They planted about 100 more on this 50-acre land, along with hundreds of other endangered trees, and thousands of other saplings.

Restoring your own forest is an action in line with the UN's Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 15: Life on Land.

The two men say that by planting endangered trees, people would be reluctant to cut the forest down.

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With support from Free Tree Society



What do you think of the plan to save this forest?

Patrick Lee

02/05/2026

Congrats to Friends Of Bukit Kiara! This is great news!

28/04/2026

This farm is growing fish and veggies from the food you throw away!

Malaysia's QuinTerra takes food waste from restaurants and supermarkets — and turn it back into food.

Here’s how it works:
Food waste → black soldier fly larvae → fish feed → fresh vegetables

No waste. No landfill. Food back into food again.

Since 2024:
2.5 tonnes of fish, vegetables grown
10.1 tonnes of food waste diverted
20 tonnes of methane avoided
500 tonnes of carbon emissions reduced

Malaysia generates 17 million kg of food waste every day.

It doesn't have to be like this.

If you’re a restaurant, retailer or you want to know more, check out QuinTerra today.

Turning food waste into food is an action in line with the UN's Sustainable Development Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production.



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20/04/2026

Want to start your green career? Ten organisations in Malaysia are looking for interns for a six-month paid internship under the YELL Conservocation Programme right now!

You'll get the chance to work on important conservation projects, meet experts in the field, and start an exciting journey in the environmental scene.

LIMITED spots, so apply now!

INFO: https://yell.my/article/9/conservocation-participants

APPLICATION: https://bit.ly/YELLWithUs



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16/04/2026

Fuel is getting expensive and I'm really sick of traffic jams.

That's why I ran to KL.

Will you run to KL with me? Or will you at least call for our government to build a better city?

Cities should be built for people. Not vehicles.

They should be safe and sustainable for everyone. This would be in line with the UN's SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities.



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08/04/2026

Some of Malaysia's first roads were built first by elephants.

Humans couldn't cross forests easily. But elephants could, and made (and maintained) trails which humans shared for thousands of years.

When humans modernized, they turned some of these trails into the roads we use today.

There are less than 1,700 elephants in Peninsular Malaysia, and their numbers are declining, so the relationship between forests and elephants is slowly disappearing.

So what happens to our forests if elephants disappear?



The preservation of elephants is a step in line with the UN's Sustainable Development Goal 15: Life on Land.

Many thanks to Lim Teck Wyn for his expert understanding and explanation of Malaysia's elephants, and how they relate to roads and forests.

A huge thank you to Year of the Durian for their amazing clips of elephants.

If you want to know more about everything there is to know about durians or traveling for durians, check them out on social media!

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05/04/2026

The Asian monitor lizard is a familiar sight across Malaysia (and Southeast Asia), often moving through city drains, rivers, and parks.

It's a reminder that wildlife continues to thrive in urban environments.

Their presence reflects SDG 15 (Life on Land), urging us to recognise, respect, and coexist with the wildlife that remains closer to us than we often realise.

Something I saw while jogging today. Also the cat is okay, as far as I know.



Patrick Lee

27/03/2026

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Pledge now at wwf.org.my/earthhour

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