Scout For Nature - Pengakap Kelana WPKL

Kempen Scout For Nature ini bertujuaan untuk mempertingkatkan tahap kesedaran dikalangan ahli Pengakap dan warga Malaysia . Khususnya golongan belia dalam kepentingan kita menjaga alam sekitar. Projek pertama dibawah Kempen ‘Scout For Nature’ adalah konservasi penyu iaitu Kempen ‘Egg=Life’ dengan kerjasama WWF Malaysia.

Kempen ini berpontensi untuk mengintegrasikan Pengakap bersama masyarakat. Ia juga memberi peluang untuk membina rangkaian komunikasi baru melalui kepengakapan.

Bersempena Hari Pengakap Sedunia 01-08-2009 dan 100 Tahun Kepengakapan di Malaysia, Majlis Pengakap Kelana Kuala Lumpur telah melancarkan Kempen “Scout For Nature : Egg=Life” dengan matlamat untuk mengumpul 10,000 tandatangan daripada orang ramai sebelum 12 September .

Setiap tandatangan yang dikumpulkan adalah bertujuan untuk konservasi penyu. Daging dan telur penyu mengandungi logam berat,toksid yang tinggi serta mempunyai parasit ,biotoksin termasuk bakteria berbahaya. Jadi , amalan pemakanan daging dan telur penyu ini akan memudaratkan manusia dan membawa maut.

Janganlah kita memakan daging/telur penyu , beli atau jual daging/telur penyu. Ia adalah barangan terkawal di bawah akta Perlindungan Hidupan Liar Bab 102, Seksyen 8(1) dan di bawah Perintah Kastam 2006, Bab 140 dan ia juga merupakan haiwan liar yang dilindungi sepenuhnya oleh Jabatan Perlindungan Hidupan Liar , dibawah Akta Perlindungan Hidupan Liar (1972).

Terima kasih atas setiap langkah yang akan diambil untuk menyelamatkan penyu kita dari terus pupus.

Maklumat lanjut Hubungi :

Pengarah Projek

Scout For Nature
D. Arvind
(Pengerusi Majlis Pengakap WPKL)
Tel : (012-6788805)

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World Scout Environment Programme

Engage in Climate Change ActionThe world is being threatened by climate change and Scouts have the opportunity to have their actions recognised and their voices heard amongst the world's leaders on this important issue. In December 2009, The United Nations will hold a Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark where world leaders will decide what future we would like to see for our shared planet. In light of the current international focus on climate change and environmental awareness, the World Organization of the Scout Movement reaffirms its commitment to the environment and tackling climate change by urging Scouts around the world to demonstrate their leadership capabilities and take action.Several co-operative partnerships have been established between WOSM and other organisations that have committed themselves to tackling the climate change challenge. Scouts have many opportunities to show their concern for the environment and to share what action they are taking on the climate change challenge, which can be seen by the local community and international community. We urge Scouts worldwide to engage in the following campaigns, visit the websites and participate in vocalising our pledge in our mission of “Creating a Better World”.Unite for ClimateUnite for Climate is your entry point into the world of youth action on Climate Change. Here you can join an online community working on Climate Change, find out how young people are responding to climate change, learn about their experiences, and join campaigns from around the world.Our mission is to support young people's action on climate change around the world by providing easy and efficient tools to organize their action. The online community is specifically focused on youth action from around the world.The official launch of Unite for Climate will take place at the United Nations Environment Programme's (UNEP) International Children's and Youth Conference in Daejeon, Republic of Korea on the 20th August. This is the portal for Scouts to join the participants of conference and to share their opinion in a statement on climate change that will be given to the world leaders in Copenhagen.Join in and register to the WOSM Group with the following link: http://my.uniteforclimate.org/Check out the official site of Unite for Climate at: http://www.uniteforclimate.org/Seal the DealThe UN-led Seal the Deal! Campaign aims to galvanise political will and public support for reaching a comprehensive global climate agreement in Copenhagen in December. Reaching a deal by the time the meeting ends on December 18 will depend not only on political negotiations but also on public pressure from around the globe. Public support must be galvanised.To do this, the United Nations has launched “Seal the Deal!”, a campaign that encourages users to sign an online, global petition which will be presented to world leaders. The petition will serve as a reminder that world leaders must negotiate a fair, balanced and effective agreement in Copenhagen, and that they must seal a deal to power green growth, protect our planet and build a more sustainable, prosperous global economy that will benefit all nations and all people.Use the following link to visit the web site, sign up and vote: http://www.sealthedeal2009.org/The Billion Tree CampaignThe United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has launched a major worldwide tree planting campaign. Under the Plant for the Planet: Billion Tree Campaign, people, communities, business and industry, civil society organisations and governments are encouraged to enter tree planting pledges online with the objective of planting at least one billion trees worldwide each year. In a call to further individual and collective action, UNEP has set a new goal of planting 7 billion trees by the end of 2009.The campaign strongly encourages the planting of indigenous trees and trees that are appropriate to the local environment. Scouts have already registered millions of trees they have planted and have several stories published on the website and are encouraged to continue to share their tree planting efforts at: http://www.unep.org/billiontreecampaign/Clean Up the WorldClean Up the World is a community based environmental program that inspires and empowers individuals and communities from every corner of the globe to clean up, fix up and conserve their environment.The campaign brings together businesses, community groups, schools, governments and individuals in a range of activities and programs that positively improve local environments.Since the first Clean Up the World campaign in 1993 the improvements achieved due to the efforts of millions of concerned volunteers around the world have been astounding. Scouts have been involved at a local level with this campaign from the beginning and in 2008 and 2009 WOSM have officially partnered as an Ally to the Clean Up the World Campaign.Learn more: http://www.cleanuptheworld.org/Register at: http://activities.cleanuptheworld.org/Earth Hour's Vote Earth!In March this year Scouts in at least 45 countries joined hundreds of millions of people around the world for Earth Hour and sent a message with their light switches that they vote for 'Earth' over 'Global Warming'. You can continue to 'Vote Earth' in the lead-up to the crucial UN Climate Summit in Copenhagen this December by doing something that helps reduce the impact of global warming and declaring that as your 'Vote for Earth'.You might be regenerating a local wetland, you might be changing the light bulbs in your house, you might be talking about climate change to your friends. Any positive action for the planet is a 'Vote for Earth' - it can be as easy or as complex as you choose. We're producing new stuff all the time to help you show your friends, family and the rest of the online community how you are 'Voting Earth'. Follow this link to find out more: http://www.earthhour.org/home/Time for Climate Justice “tck tck tck”The clock is ticking. In December of this year, the United Nations will meet to decide on the replacement of the Kyoto protocol, a defining agreement that will determine the future of our planet in the face of the climate crisis. People around the world are dying today as a result of climate change and without our collective action, this will continue. We have a collective opportunity to stop the clock.Become a Climate Ally, by recording and uploading yourself saying 'tck'. This will register you as someone who wants to see climate justice delivered. Our aim is to create the biggest online petition ever, that will be targeted at the world leaders attending the Copenhagen talks, demanding that they make fair and robust decisions that deliver a just climate deal.Every way you engage registers you as an ally, so get everyone you know involved, pass the message on to your friends and family to do the same. You can get even more involved by purchasing climate tags and other apparel, or simply spreading the message in your area (see the downloads section for more easy ideas). Together we can deliver justice. Tck tck tck. It's time for climate justice.Use the following links to sign up to the petition and upload your “tck”http://www.timeforclimatejustice.org/http://www.tcktcktck.org/Don't forget to share your experiences with the World Scout Bureau. Go to: www.scout.org and click on the 'Tell Us' button on the top right hand corner.

World Scout Environment Programme 2009 on 6 June 2009

The above programme is succesful carried out in Pahang with more than 400 scouts from all over Malaysia. There were more than 80 Scouts from WPKL attended this event as well. The boys and girls were excited with then tree planting and there were thousand of trees been planted on the same day.

AMP Tree Party - Plant a Tree for the Planet

Plant-a-Tree for the Planet- AMP Tree Party

In conjunction with World Environment Day, Wild Asia, AMP Radio Networks and FOKD are joining hands to safeguard our community forest for a greener future. It will be a day dedicated to support environmental efforts, engage urban communities and plant trees pledged by loyal listeners and corporate partners. Details on the event are as follow:

Venue: Kota Damansara Community Forest, Kota Damansara
Date: 21st June 2009 (Sunday)
Time: 8:00am - 5:00pm

Wild Asia, FOKD and AMP Radio's: Plant a Tree for the Planet!
"Plant a Tree for the Planet" is a green event organized by Wild Asia, AMP Radio Networks and Friends of Kota Damansara (FOKD). Come join us on June 21st and plant a tree with your favourite radio Deejays! 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!

Details : http://www.wildasia.net/main.cfm?page=article&articleID=477SPREAD THE WORD AROUND!! COME JOIN THE FUN!!

Tree Planting on World Environment Day 6/6/2009 at Kuantan

For all those who are interested, please contact Kenneth at 0123290663 or Chai at 0163830363. transport will be provided to get to Kuantan on 6 June 2009 at 5.30am at Rumah BP, Jalan Hang Jebat.

Dengan hormat dan sukacitanya dimaklumkan bahawa World Organization of Scout Movement (WOSM) dengan kerjasama United Nation Enviroment Programme (UNEP) dan Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia (PPM) akan menjalankan satu program menanam pokok sempena Hari Alam Sekitar Sedunia pada butiran berikut:-

Masa / Hari : 10.00pg – 4.00ptg / Sabtu
Tarikh : 06/06/2009
Lokasi : Pejabat LLM, Kuantan, Pahang

Pengangkutan dari BP House ke Kuantan & Makanan akan disediakan oleh pihak penganjur
Sehubungan dengan itu adalah diharapkan agar pihak tuan dapat memberi kerjasama bagi menjayakan program ini. Besarlah harapan kami agar pihak tuan dapat mengadakan penyertaan seramai 100 orang ahli pengakap untuk memastikan program ini dapat dilaksanakan dengan lancar dan jayanya.

Untuk pengetahuan, pihak penganjur akan menyediakan sijil penghargaan dan lencana program sebagai tanda penghargaan bagi penyertaan ahli PPMWPKL.

Maklum balas daripada pihak tuan sebelum hari Khamis, 4/06/2009 adalah amat dihargai.
Sebarang pertanyaan boleh dirujuk kepada PIP Khidmat Masyarakat, Mohammad Faisal Hashim di talian 019-333 8279 atau di alamat pocai_is@yahoo.com.

Harap maklum dan terima kasih.MOHAMMAD FAISAL HASHIMPesuruhjaya Ibu Pejabat KebangsaanRumah BP,Kuala Lumpur

Star's Green Day Celebration ar FRIM 7 June 2009

Join The Star’s Green Day celebration at FRIM this Saturday
By YIP YOKE TENG
YOU may use shopping bags all the time or you have been separating domestic waste but all of us are obliged to do more for our ailing planet.
It is that time of the year to reinforce the message again. The Star will do so in a fun way at its Green Day Celebration 2009 slated for June 7 from 8am to 3pm at the Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM), Kepong, in conjunction with World Environment Day.
A host of activities have been lined up to envelop the forest reserve with a carnival-like atmosphere while spreading the message of “Go Green, Live Green”, which has also been made the theme of this year’s celebration.
First of all, it is an opportunity to appreciate the beauty of nature. Join the Malaysian Nature Society for nature walks on FRIM’s Keruing Trail, from 11am to noon and 2pm to 3pm. Each session is limited to a maximum of 20 people on a first-come-first-served basis. Also, learn some recycling tips the fun way via its 3R and water conservation board games.
FRIM will be conducting guided nature trail and canopy walks at 9am, 10.30am and noon. Registration is free but the programme is limited to 35 participants per session, so be sure you put your name down at the Star Pavilion early!
Alternatively, check out FRIM’s unique tree climbing demonstration at 10am, 11am or 12.30pm to explore nature the more adventurous way.
BonusLink will run a variety of activities with sand art for children being among the highlights while Philips energy-saving bulbs will be given away at the Star Pavilion.
Wondering what to do with your old mobile phones? Bring your old phones of any brand, complete with batteries and related accessories, for recycling at the Nokia booth. For every phone recycled, consumers get to adopt a tree planted in their name in Lombok, Indonesia and viewable via Google Earth. You will also stand a chance to win a Nokia phone on the spot.
Justlife will demonstrate how to make your own garbage enzyme and conduct an “Earth-Saving Diet” presentation from 10am to 11am. The Permanis Recycling Stop will give away a bottle of Revive to the first 200 people who bring items for recycling.
WWF Malaysia will collect signatures in support of its ongoing turtle campaign and the public can also buy WWF merchandise there or take photos with animal standees for a donation of RM5.
The celebration will also sizzle with colours and rhythms. The Drum Circle allows people to experience the musical wonders of everyday implements amid lush greenery, Kuntum will hold a colouring session at 11am in a lively atmosphere created by the ever-energetic BRATS with face painting and balloon sculpture.
Those who want to try out in-line skating can also catch Skateline there.
The green fest will also give folk the chance to do some shopping. There will be a Car Boot Sale whereby FRIM has taken up six cars while the others have been made available to the public. Interested parties can contact 03-6279 7591/ 7577 (Hazlin/ Salmah) to register.
For further details on The Star’s Green Day Celebration 2009, call 03-7967 1388 ext 1456/1432 (Nelsen/Leong).

World Environment Day 21st June 2009

The Scouts of Zon Bangsar will participate with a tree planting programme on 21st June 2009 . The details of which will be published at a later stage. we encourage all Rovers to participate with this progarmme. For those who are interested, please e mail bangsarscouts@gmail.com or contact Mr Chai Jiun Huar at 0163830363.

Earth Day Celebration at KDCF 26 April 2009

The Earth day was celebrated at KDCF on 26 April 2009. There were more than 1000 attended the event and there were trail walking, hash run, mountain biking and kayaking etc. The Menteri Besar of Seleangor , YAB Tan Sri Abdul Khalid also attended the event and have officially opened the new 2 KM trail build by FOKD, Traks and the Bangsar Zone Scouts, the trail is named " The Scout Trail". The Scouts from SMK Kota Damansara SEK 10 had agreed to continuing their service to help maintaining and opening more trails in the KDCF. The event was successfully held with the assistance from Bangsar Zone Scouts, Scouts from SMK Kota Damansara Sek 10 and Giril Guides of Selangor.

For details of the celebration , please check:-

http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2009/4/27/central/3777495&sec=central

http://www.mmail.com.my/content/fruitful-earth-day-kota-damansara

http://www.sun2surf.com/article.cfm?id=32759