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For years Polish scientist and entomologist Marta Skowron-Volponi has ventured into the jungles of Peninsular Malaysia to study moths, making remarkable discoveries along the way. But her journey took a different turn when she learned about the rapid decline of the Malayan Tiger, and together with her Italian filmmaker husband, Paolo Volponi, joined the fight against poaching and habitat destruction. On this episode of #ConisderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Marta Skowron-Volponi and Paolo Volponi about protecting the few remaining Malayan Tigers in the wild.

Five Malayan Tigers have been reported dead, including victims in road incidents (roadkill) in less than two years from 2023 to date.

The Malayan tiger population, once 3,000 strong, now stands at less than 150 as of 2022. Haziq Harith from WWF-Malaysia and Muna Noor of MYCAT delve into intensifying conservation efforts to reverse this trend and secure a future for our apex predator.

This is part of the state govt's initiatives through the Forestry Department to increase the population of Malayan tigers.

Tengku Hassanal said affirmative steps need to be taken to save the critically endangered animal from extinction.

Conservation efforts should not be in the hands of the government alone, said the Tiger Protection Society of Malaysia.

Mohamad Hafid said a tiger would not attack humans because it is not its nature to do so.

KeTSA has proposed installing tracker collars on about 150 Malayan tigers nationwide to facilitate the tracking of the endangered animals.

Abdul said the move was taken to protect the animal as the number currently recorded has dwindled to less than 200 tigers left in the wild.

Malaysia is expected to lose the species within five to 10 years if no drastic action is taken, the government is going all out to prevent this.

The Dewan Rakyat sitting, which enters its 11th day today, will also continue with the debate on the Supply Bill 2022 (Budget 2022).

Malaysia may lose its tigers in their natural habitats within the next five to 10 years if no extraordinary measures are taken now to prevent this.

The recent win by the Operasi Bersepadu Khazanah taskforce at the 5th Asia Environmental Enforcement Awards presented by the United Nations Environment Programme has put Malaysias tiger conservation.

Konsert yang bakal diadakan pada 30 Ogos ini menandakan kemuncak kempen selama sebulan bertema 'Save the Malayan Tiger'.

Zoo Negara authorities have taken measures to ensure more than 300 animal species do not contract the COVID-19.