Ecological education exhibition "Go and discover the beautiful coastal nature of Malaysia"
Ecological education exhibition "Go and discover the beautiful coastal nature of Malaysia"
The most well-known holy places along the coast of West Malaysia are the beautiful seaside beaches. In fact, there are three major marine ecosystems in the shallow sea area of Peninsular Malaysia, namely mangroves, seagrass beds and coral reefs - Taiping Sepetang
There are resource-rich Matang Mangroves Reserves, Perak Pangkor Island has endless beaches and coral reefs up to Penang Island
The narrow channel between the island and the North Sea is home to colorful seagrass beds.
According to scholars' comments, the greatest commonality among the three ecological environments of mangroves, seagrass beds, and coral reefs is that they are biological.
Diversity, inhabited by various types of marine plants and animals, and they are "rocking rocks" that breed various fish, crabs and shellfish.
These are important sources of protein for humans. Losing these ecological environments will indirectly reduce the amount of seafood.
Thus, we need to preserve these treasures so that we can avoid the food crisis.
Seeing Sepetang Working Committee felt the importance and significance of the coexistence and symbiosis of these three ecosystems, so it specially invited
Huang Yunyun, the founder of Nature Classroom
Fu Cegang and Dr. Lin Jiahui to cooperate with the Pangkor Island Festival to create the "Reappearance of Sea Flowers" coral reef conservation exhibition, and then combined
with Hong Wanlu's "Sepetang's Sketching Notes" exhibition and others present the ecological education of "walking and discovering the beautiful nature of the coast of Malaysia".
Education Exhibition.
It is very rare to have the opportunity to hold a two-day open ecological education exhibition in combination with the three bodies, and more importantly, it was opened to the public.
Watch the works that have been inspected, drawn, designed and presented with care, and there are a series of activities. The exhibition details are as follows:
Date: March 12-13, 2015 (Saturday and Sunday)
Time：9 am – 6 pm
Venue：Teck Seah Chee Heong Koh Port Weld, Kuala Sepetang
Activities & Time
| 项目 | 日期/时间 | 主讲人/分享人 |
|---|---|---|
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1 "Go and discover the beautiful nature of the coast of Malaysia" Eco-education exhibit - mangroves, seagrass beds, coral reefs (Public free visit) |
March 12-13 9 am – 6 pm |
Organizer: Sepetang Working Committee Support Units: ▪︎ Nature classroom ▪︎ I Cycle ▪︎ Area Age |
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2 "Experience Sharing on Ecological Environment and Garbage Disposal in Pangkor Island" Public lecture |
March 12-13 8 pm – 10 pm |
Shared by: Dr. Chen Qingxiang Lecturer |
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3 Hello, seagrass beds! - Natural ecology of seagrass beds Sharing + small activities (registration fee required) |
March 12-13 2 pm – 4 pm |
Shared by: Yunyun Huang and Peiqi Zhu (Nature Classroom) |
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4 Parent-child activities to make a seagrass bed Introducing seagrass bed exhibits, natural parent-child handicrafts (Registration fee required) |
March 13 2 pm – 4 pm |
Shared by: Yunyun Huang and Peiqi Zhu (Nature Classroom) |
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5 How to deal with the garbage passing through the port? Experience sharing on garbage disposal in Pangkor Island |
March 13 4 pm – 6 pm |
Shared by: Dr. Chen Qingxiang Multimedia University Malaysia |
Lecturer
For any event details, please visit and see the Kuala Sepetang Faceboook page https://www.facebook.com/lookportweld/, if you have any inquiries, please contact 019-3503563.
