We cannot say NO to any activity to promote science BUT we need to think what is the best way to do it, easy, cheap, public support and effective. WHY not we do it at the university regularly with right approach and effective ways. NOT just entertaining but productive.

We still depending on fish as a source of protein. BUT how much we concern about source of fishes, their habitat, pollution, over harvesting, competition for more harvest, international waters for fishes, politic and many more that we need to look at for the sustainability of fishes resources. We need more research and technology for fish resources monitoring and identification and fishing technologies.

Nasi ambeng or Nasi ambang is a fragrant rice dish that consists of white rice prepared with chicken curry or chicken cooked in soy sauce, vegetables, fried noodles, some salted fish, fried coconut flesh, and so on. It is a popular Javanese cuisine, especially in the Javanese-Malay communities in Malaysian states of Selangor and Johor, Singapore and also in Java, Indonesia. It is served during the festivities in a tray and enjoyed together by four to five people.

Another contribution to nature: Towards making the KERTEH Ecocare Centre an International standard of nature education centre focusing on mangrove. It is a great challenge to the committee, not just preparing modules and tracking and training students BUT facing the leaders, funders and those pretend they are clever in all aspects because they are in good position, demanding the outcomes worth for money spent. As usual academician is the workers and only thinking high quality products NOT to entertaining those pretenders. This big project collaboration between Malaysian Nature Society and PETRONAS must become truly international standard of mangrove education centre.

https://www.facebook.com/EECecocare/

very good example of our RULER. We need more leaders to come down planting trees and later keep it, protect it and conserve it. Then our forest become stable and balance ecosystems.

this is very successful activity for recycle campaign involving Coca-cola Malaysia. Students brought PET bottles and cans to be exchanged with Coca-cola T-Shirt. Two lorries of plastics and cans were collected and sold to the recycle centre. This project later continue as Recycle to Cycle and Recycle at the Universities.

Connection, collaboration and recognition: Malaysia have to work harder to get recognition and respect from world class universities and leading countries in human rights, environment and politic.