Migration of Waterfall Survivors Group to Waterfall Survivors Malaysia Pages.

Dear Members of Waterfall Survivors,

Please note that we will be migrating from the Groups to Pages as the group is bursting to more than 6k members and FB does not allow messaging and invitation to members once hit 5k (that's why we are removing members list. Sorry if you have been removed from the group). Hence we are unable to update members from there.
We will stop postings at the Waterfall Survivors group with effective from 31st December 2010. Updates and events will be available at the Pages.

To receive our updates and events invitation, please add us at our page here: http://www.facebook.com/waterfallsurvivorsmalaysia
We can also be reached via our emails enquiry@waterfallsurvivors.com.my or contact Nic 014-6303999, Dom 016-3230230 or Joe at 019- 6787460.
We thank you for your continuous support and let's explore and preserve more waterfalls.

Rgds
Joe Yap
President

Green Tips

Waterfalls are beautiful but extremely DANGEROUS. Only attempt with experience guides. Take Nothing but Photographs, Leave Nothing but Footprints

One Malaysia Green & Clean

During the Conference of Parties 16 (COP16) at Copenhagen, Denmark in 2009, Prime Minister Dato’ Sri Najib Tun Razak’s announced Malaysia’s pledge to reduce its carbon intensity by 40% from its 2005 levels by the year 2020.

In the 1 Malaysia spirit, one of the initiatives to quickly follow-up on the government’s commitment in making a greener Malaysia is the 1 Malaysia Green & Clean campaign initiated by Tourism Minister Dato’ Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen.

Emphasizing on the need for Malaysians take ownership and feel a sense of responsibility for Malaysia’s beautiful environments, the 1 Malaysia Green & Clean campaign is a timely move to highlight Malaysia’s natural beauty to Malaysians and visitors alike while marking spots that are in need of cleaning and restoration so that this beauty can be appreciated by future generations.

The website 1 Malaysia Green & Clean allows everyone to share their postings for the hall of fame and hall of improvements. Firstly to compliment the places which were well kept and worth sharing with tourist to introduce Malaysia’s Tourism and the hall for improvements is to let the ministry knows about those dirty places and get other relevant department to take action on it. Check out the site and upload your discoveries together.

Let’s together keep Malaysia Green & Clean!!!

an initiative by the Ministry of Tourism Malaysia

Waterfalls are beautiful but extremely DANGEROUS. Only attempt with experience guides. Take Nothing but Photographs, Leave Nothing but Footprints