What We Do
The setting up of the Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) ecoCare Environmental Education Centre (EEC). The EEC was launched on 20th November 2013 as a base of this project. The first of its kind in the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, EEC features displays, exhibits and information relating to the Kertih’s unique coastal terrain, Kertih River ecosystem and its biodiversity. It also serves as a resource centre equipped with facilities, which seeks to promote awareness and understanding of environmental conservation among school children, teachers and community.
Project ecoCare is an initiative undertaken by Malaysian Nature Society (MNS). It started as the project called ecoCare before we had a centre.
Phase One
The Kertih River Mangrove Rehabilitation Project, which kicked off in October 2005, will see reforestation and rehabilitation of ecologically sensitive mangrove habitat and coastal vegetation along the Kertih River. This phase will also include ecosystem management and activities promoting community participation.
The Kertih River Mangrove Rehabilitation Project, which kicked off in October 2005, will see reforestation and rehabilitation of ecologically sensitive mangrove habitat and coastal vegetation along the Kertih River. This phase will also include ecosystem management and activities promoting community participation.
Phase Two
The setting up of the MNS ecoCare Environmental Education Centre (EEC). The EEC was launched on 20th November 2013 as a base of this project. The first of its kind in the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, the EEC will feature displays, exhibits and information relating to the Kertih River ecosystem and Kertih’s unique coastal terrain and biodiversity. It will also serve as resource centre with facilities to promote awareness and understanding of environmental conservation among school children, teachers and community.
The setting up of the MNS ecoCare Environmental Education Centre (EEC). The EEC was launched on 20th November 2013 as a base of this project. The first of its kind in the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, the EEC will feature displays, exhibits and information relating to the Kertih River ecosystem and Kertih’s unique coastal terrain and biodiversity. It will also serve as resource centre with facilities to promote awareness and understanding of environmental conservation among school children, teachers and community.
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