The Knowledge Management Centres in WWF-Malaysia aim to impart and enhance conservation knowledge through relevant reading materials, online learning and provision of spaces for public engagement and education.

The Knowledge Management Centre in Petaling Jaya has a niche collection of about 7500 titles on various topics related to conservation and environment that were collected since the establishment of WWF-Malaysia. Completed in January 2016 with the financial support from Senheng Electric (KL) Sdn. Bhd., the centre provides reading areas, an e-learning room, an archive room and a research area in an effort to provide an engaging learning experience.

The Knowledge Management Centres in Kota Kinabalu and Kuching, have a collection of 2800 titles and 1000 titles respectively. They serve the needs in East Malaysia for WWF-Malaysia’s staff, government agencies, researchers, students and the general public who wish to know more about conservation and the environment.

Anne Chai Mong Joon
Manager, Sarawak Strategic Operations
WWF-Malaysia,
Sarawak
+6082 257 420 ext 200
Email:annechai@wwf.org.my

The Knowledge Management Centre’s collection can be categorised into eight main groups and are mostly related to nature conservation. Extensive content ranging from books, technical reports, and publications are available.

The Knowledge Management Centre offers a guided tour to every visitor of our centre. By visiting our Knowledge Management Centres, everyone will equip themselves with better knowledge and skills. Please make an appointment (details above) before visiting so we will be able to best assist you, thank you.

Conservation awareness and management talks will be held for groups with reservations with a minimum of 10 participants. Generally our talks last from 45 minutes to 1 hour, with time for Questions and Answers. Please contact us (details above) if you would like to reserve a talk, thank you.