"Empowering Communities,
Programmes
Human pressures on the natural environment in Malaysia are particularly linked to the growing urban lifestyles of the modern Malaysian. These urban activities include increased demands for resources, in particular for energy, pollution of the soil water and air, diversion of water to meet urban and industrial needs, and fragmentation of habitats.
While much of these activities are linked to the daily lifestyles requirements of the average Malaysian, the public still maintain a deep rooted perception that individuals cannot do much to change the situation.
TrEES programmes educate the urban community on the issues relating to the environment and the links to human activity. We believe in empowering Malaysians through education and hands-on activities that allow them to be active in conserving the environment.
Our programmes involve communities such as resident groups, welfare organisations, youth groups, schools, colleges and universities as well as the government and private sector.
These programmes help the Malaysian public realize that individual change is required for a global change.
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