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Kuala Lumpur's Kalpana Dance Theatre marks three decades with a 90-minute bharatanatyam production exploring sacred Indian rivers as metaphors for environmental responsibility, engaging 54 dancers aged six to 62 in both performance and river conservation work.
Bangladesh forest authorities conducted a full-day raid in the Sundarbans, destroying three illegal shrimp processing camps that used poisonous chemicals. The discovery has sparked concerns about contaminated seafood reaching local markets and accelerating environmental damage.
Authorities in Kelantan have dismantled an illegal mining operation near Kuala Nal, apprehending six individuals and confiscating equipment and ore valued at RM2.98 million during the enforcement drive.
Brunei's police have detained two foreign nationals accused of trespassing and stealing agarwood from a Tutong District forest following a public tip-off. Offenders face heavy penalties under the Forestry Act.
Perak's Department of Environment has ordered a palm oil mill to immediately cease discharge of contaminated sludge into Sungai Sepetang following a retention pond collapse. The spillage has killed fish stocks and disrupted livelihoods across the region.
Former Natural Resources minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad has categorically rejected claims of impropriety in the contentious transfer of three elephants to a Japanese wildlife facility, which involved payments totalling RM53 million.