Management and Science University, Malaysia

CaSeH Environment

The CaSeH Environment (community engagement for sustainability of nature and humanity) project is a consistent effort aimed to instil the importance of caring and loving nature among the younger generation via numerous activities such as tree plantings, native plant replanting, tree tagging for protected plants, aquatic biodiversity management and soil erosion prevention via garden expansion.

Concurrently, this provides awareness on the individual role of community members in resolving the widespread, rapid, and intense climate change issue, particularly in an urban forest buildup by highlighting the problems faced by Bangsar Forest and Taman Tugu Bukit Tunku, Kuala Lumpur. This continuous effort will ensure the next generation is always aware and concerned with environmental issues and may be used as a reference model of a collaborative effort between an academic institution (Management & Science University) and an NGO (Free Tree Society Malaysia).

Top 3 Learnings

1. We obtained basic skills of implementing a long-term environmental sustainability project for future generation practices.
2. We learned the importance of understanding climate change and its severe repercussion without proactive interventions.
3. We nurture the habit of using natural resources such as rainwater harvesting and material recycling.