Number of adult females microchipped (2012 - 2023)
Number of terrapin eggs saved from human consumption (2011 - 2023)
Number of terrapin hatchlings produced (2011 - 2023)
Number of terrapins released into the Kemaman River (2011 - 2023)
Our outreach programmes are designed to communicate the “science” of our research and conservation project to the public. Our educational trips will not only appeal to college/ university students and their lecturers, but also to parents who are keen to provide their children an opportunity to explore nature. By participating in our hands-on activities, you could make an impact to the local communities through your CSR programmes.
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INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
If you are a graduate or undergraduate looking to gain hands-on experience doing conservation-related work in a non-profit in Malaysia, we offer internships that allow you to get a feel of what it is like working in conservation. As an intern, you will get exposure to real projects (managing wildlife and people) and gain real world experience. You will have the opportunity to learn new skills (writing, public speaking, fundraising, marketing, etc.), to see your projects go from start to finish, and yes, you are allowed to make mistakes!
ARTICLES
Introduction to Southern River Terrapin in Malaysia
The Southern River Terrapin is found only in Cambodia and Malaysia. They are threatened by a numerous anthropogenic threats and the DWNP and TCS are working tirelessly to restore the depleted wild populations of terrapins in our rivers.
Replacing fear with curiosity
A former intern recalls her fear for animals and how despite that, she joined TCS for a month, and found that she thoroughly enjoyed the experience!
‘Stop consuming turtle eggs’
While the current peak nesting season is seeing a rise in turtle eggs, conservation groups are urging Malaysians to take a pledge to stop putting turtle eggs on their plates.