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	» About MNS » MNS Closer to You » Interest Groups » Supporting MNS » Media Centre » Publications » Malaysian Naturalist » Malayan Nature Journal » Suara Enggang » Tapir » Conservation Publications » Goodiebag » Books & Merchandise » Home Support Us! » Become MNS member & Protect Our Future Our Partners in Nature		» Conservation Publications Conservation Publication 7: Wise Use of Community Forests – Experiences from Two Communities in Malaysia   01-10-2007 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Malaysia hosts a wide range of forest types including mixed dipterocarp forests, wetland forests, forests over limestone, heath forest, montane oak forest and montane » Read more... Conservation Publication 8: Directory of Important Bird Areas in Malaysia - Key Sites for Conservation 23-05-2007 This document provides a guide on how and where priority for conservation actions in Malaysia can be placed, and why. MNS has identified 55 IBAs for Malaysia » Read more...   Photo credit: MNS Conservation Publication 6: Penyertaan Awam Dalam Membuat Keputusan Berkaitan Isu Alam Sekitar Photo credit: MNS   22-05-2007 ISBN 983-9681-37-0 Buku ini bertujuan untuk: - meningkatkan tahap kesedaran awam dalam hak untuk penyertaan awam - menyediakan senarai ringkas untuk teknik penyemakan EIA dan Rancangan Struktur, Tempatan & Kawasan Khas - » Read more... Conservation Publication 5: Public Participation in Environmental Decision Making 22-05-2007 » Read more...   Photo credit: MNS Conservation Publication 4: A Handbook of Important Bird Areas in Malaysia Photo credit: MNS   22-05-2007 Designed with birdwatchers and laymen in mind, this Handbook is meanto to disseminate information on Malaysian IBAs and its associated threatened birds. » Read more... Conservation Publication 3: Report on the Milky Stork Captive Breeding & Reintroduction Programme, Kuala Selangor Nature Park 22-05-2007 Malaysia's population of the milky Stork is not only small, but alarmingly, continues to decline; making it one of Malaysia's most endangered species. » Read more...   Photo credit: MNS 8 document(s) found Displaying document 1 - 6 Page 1 of 2 [1] 2 »

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