#TeamSatpal: Turtle-y in Trouble
The 21st century brings unseen threats to local turtle conservation efforts.
#TeamMayLee: The Point of Being Malaysian
In a modest village situated on the sandy shores of Terengganu, the production of ikan bilis has formed the livelihoods of most families for multiple generations.
#TeamSatpal: The Fisherwomen’s Tale
When men go out to sea, these inspiring wives stay on land to support the family fishing business. by TEAM SATPAL On the coastline of Pantai Penunjuk in Kijal, Terengganu, lies the village of Kampung Tengah. This hidden gem on the map is home to fishing families whose main commodity is ikan bilis, or anchovies. […]
#TeamMayLee: Conservation Conversation
Resorts World Kijal serves as a pioneer within the multitudes of hotels who now offer turtle- related services
#TeamClarissa: Scoring in a Different Kind of Net
What life is like for a small-town fisherman in Terengganu.
#TeamClarissa: Slowly but Surely
Turtle sanctuary efforts pay off as an unprecedented number of turtles return to nest.
How digital marketing turned the GE14 tide
In a country where 88% of Malaysians aged 25-34 go online every day, it’s no surprise the political battle for supremacy happened on social media. Here’s how social media made Malaysian political history.
#TeamSatpal: Taking the wheel
CAPTAIN Yogeswaran Gopal Krishnan first stumbled across what would turn out to be a lifelong passion for sailing when he accompanied his friend to work on a ship as a crew member.
#TeamMayLee: From dreams to reality
CRUISING on a yacht with the sea breeze in his hair, Hamie Azuar Hamizan looks like he was born for the sea life.
#TeamClaire: Plenty of opportunities at sea
DID you know that the first solar-powered boat in Malaysia was mostly built by local university students?