Wild Asia is a social enterprise working to support the conservation of natural areas and the communities dependent upon their resources. We work primarily by forging partnerships with individuals and businesses that are socially and environmentally responsible. Our ultimate goal is to promote sustainable practices that will minimise adverse impacts on the environment, ensure that local communities are engaged and that local cultures are respected.
"Plant-a-Tree for the Planet" is a green event organized by Wild Asia, AMP Radio Networks and its eight radio stations (ERA, MY FM, hitz.fm, MIX fm, LiteFM, SINAR, XFM, THR Raaga) and Friends of Kota Damansara (FOKD). Come join us on June 21st and plant a tree with your favourite radio announcers! Spend a Sunday outdoors with family or friends and support the protection of our green spaces. What's more, the event will be buzzing with fun-filled activities that you just cannot miss!
Wild Asia's Responsible Tourism Awards aims to support the creation of sustainable destinations in Asia. We believe that we need to reward, share and inspire change from within the travel industry. Why are sustainable destinations important?
In line with the recent announcement of Seed Grants 2009, WILD ASIA would like to extend our reach beyond project-based initiatives to include the creative industry. Since our merchandise goes hand-in-hand with Seed Grants, we thought it would be best to combine both these competitions and highlight some of the best creative minds in Asia. Find out more.
In conjunction with Earth Day on April 22, 2009, Wild Asia, together with Keresa Plantations and their stakeholders, planted 100 trees to commemorate the day. SHAFINAZ SUHAIMI reports on this significant milestone and the company’s journey towards a heightened sense of environmental and social responsibility via the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil.
Long before the word 'sustainable' became a catchphrase, Sri Lanka's most famous architect, Geoffrey Bawa, designed a green hotel that embraced sustainable tourism practices. LEONG SIOK HUI brings us the eighth installment in our series of 'Rethink Travel' articles in collaboration with The Star newspaper.
Plans to cut global emissions by paying tropical nations cash in exchange for saving trees could backfire without localized protections, cautions a ne ...
Moscow, Russia, 4 June 2009–Customs officers from the Russian Far East and Eastern Siberia are being taught how to identify wildlife products such as ...
Appropriately titled, this year’s World Environment Day theme addresses the chronic issue that assails countries all around the world. It is one that ...
Selective logging, understory fires, fuelwood harvesting, and other forms of forest degradation are a substantial source of greenhouse has emissions, ...
MEXICO CITY -- September 11, 2008 -- Landowners from the Custepec Estate within the El Triunfo Biophere Reserve inChiapas signed conservation easement ...
Watch any nature documentary and it’s sure to include pulse-pounding footage of large herbivores migrating across African plains, Asian steppe, or the ...
Located at Rawai Beach on the south eastern side of Phuket Island. It is set amongst 64 acres of beautifully landscaped tropical parklands and gardens ...
Borneo Adventure was established to offer a travelers alternative to mass tourism. Placing the emphasis on the natural environment, culture and histor ...
Buffalo Tours are the travel adventure specialists of Vietnam, going to both popular destinations and unique and uncommon spots. They offer a wide ran ...
Offering travellers the bigger picture of the world around them, 'Lifestyle + Travel', an award-winning and trendsetting regional publication, is not ...
Come and Plant-a-Tree with your favourite radio announcers on June 21st! Pledge one tree or more and choose which radio announcer you want to plant with. The great thing about this is that you will be helping to conserve our environment f ...
Show your support! We are taking orders for our Wild Asia T-Shirts. Proceeds from the sale of the T-Shirts will go towards printing awareness materials on Responsible Tourism - part of an ongoing initiative of Wild Asia, and also our Seed Grant Trust that ...
Responsible Tourism in Action - ideas to inspire. The DVD features interviews with leading practitioners of Responsible Tourism, and acts as an educational guide to understanding the principles and importance of Responsible Tourism, and offers insights on ...
Wear MYCAT T-shirts… and spread the message that the tiger is a totally protected species that cannot be consumed. The tiger is poached for its meat which is considered a delicacy, and for its other parts that are made into traditional medicines or magic ...
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