Wildlife Preservation
In The News, Wildlife Preservation
Please forget about following a fat-free or low-fat diet. The research is now very clear that those diets were a mistake from the beginning. Not only don’t they promote w …
The Eating Wild hosts visited the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre in Sabah, Malaysia, the site of the world’s first project to return orangutans to the wild. The …
In The News, Wildlife Preservation
Earlier fears about rainforest-harming ingredients in Halloween candy are no longer an issue. “Many American food manufacturers now use environmentally friendly ingredien …
Forest Conservation, Sustainability, What's New, Wildlife Preservation
Oil plantations are incredibly productive. A single acre of oil palm produces 11 times more oil than a single acre of soybean plants, and 7 times more oil than an acre of …
Sustainability, Sustainable Agriculture, What's New, Wildlife Preservation
Malaysian oil palm plantations are home to many different species of animals, from birds and reptiles to wild pigs and monkeys. This is just one of the environmental bene …
Health & Nutrition, Sustainability, Sustainable Agriculture, Wildlife Preservation
Unlike most American oil crops – more than 90 percent of America’s soybean and corn crops are genetically modified – Malaysian sustainable palm oil is non-GMO.
Sustainability, Wildlife Preservation
MPOC is a major and primary Borneo Elephant Sanctuary funder, and has pledged five million Malaysian ringgits from its Wildlife Conservation Fund for the sanctuary, where …
Health & Nutrition, In The News, Wildlife Preservation
“Don’t cook with GMO oils,” wrote Stoler. “Malaysian palm fruit oil is non-GMO, heat stable and supports a healthy lifestyle.”
Culinary, Health & Nutrition, In The News, Wildlife Preservation
I could launch into a discussion about how the Malaysian palm oil industry is saving orangutans – which is absolutely true – but I know one of the best ways to educate re …
The Malaysian Palm Oil Council actively supports conserving the country’s rare wildlife, donating a total of 100 million ringgit each year to research and promotional eff …
Thankfully, the Sabah Wildlife Department’s Wildlife Rescue Unit (WRU), supported by the Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC), has trained experts ready to help
In The News, Wildlife Preservation
In Malaysia, high conservation value forested areas cannot be converted to oil palm plantations. Only land that has been legally zoned for agriculture after proper enviro …
