Author: Augustine Thomas Lau

Water Watch Penang’s President Prof. Chan Ngai Weng will be a part of this international discussion with various environmental heavyweights on how to create a water resilient city.

Do scan the QR code below to join the global talk at 7pm local time, 17th of July 2020.

The third part of Water Watch Penang’s Pocket Talk series saw a peak attendance of 34 viewers to listen to two notable artists, graphic designer Tan Wah Chew and photographer Thum Chia Chieh on their stories about working with Water Watch Penang on the conservation of the Ulu Muda forest.

Water Watch Penang’s second Pocket Talk Series happened on the 26th of June featuring Kang Yue Shern and Shahrol Nizam from GreenSmiths to share their experiences working and trudging through the Ulu Muda forest.

Water Watch Penang organised a Pocket Talk Series which was broken into three separate with the first one held on the 19th of June 2020 through Zoom and live streaming it to Facebook at the same time.

Lately the news reports hint at the Kedah government contemplating the re-opening of logging concessions, which will allow logging companies to harvest vital trees that serve as water catchment for Perlis, Kedah and Penang.