ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Forest Reserve plays an important role in an ecosystems which provide shelter, habitat, barrier against disaster and a stable source of resources. Join Nadrah, Amirah and Faizah as they discussed at length with Meena Raman, President of Sahabat Alam Malaysia (SAM), as she highlighted the importance of preservation and conservation, so that we are aware of the war against Climate Change ahead.
This podcast was created to inspire and mobilize Malaysian youth especially, because the time is running short in keeping the "green" to stay "green" for a prolong periods of time.
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