To develop science especially on the basic sciences and biodiversity, we need a team effort. If you are working individually we will miss to protect and conserve the biodiversity (species, ecology and genetic) because the development are very fast and this involve business man, politician, engineers, architect, and those who want money and locations/space.

Cultural annihilation accompanies this destruction; approximately 70 percent of Sarawak's two million inhabitants are Indigenous and forest-dependent people, whose way of life and Native Customary Rights are extinguished along with their forests. Another extremely worrying trend is the push for oil palm plantations for biofuels. Both the Malaysian National Biofuel Policy and the European Strategy on Biofuels now focus on the substitution of petroleum for their transport sector.Now we can think of algae as a source for biofuel then we can save the forest.