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Perak Nature Oct/Nov 2009 Issue
Perak Nature – Oct/Nov 2009 edition Page 1 of 8 MNS Mission : To promote the study, appreciation, conservation and protection of Malaysia’s natural heritage, focusing on biological diversity and sustainable development. MNS Perak website : www.mnsperak.wordpress.com ● Email address: [email protected] ● Mailing address : P.O. Box 34, Ipoh Garden Post Office, 31407 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia SELAMAT HARI RAYA AIDIL FITRI BRANCH EXCO 09 / 10 & Chairman Mr. Leow Kon Fah HAPPY DEEPAVALI 019-5634598 [email protected] Vice Chairman Mr Lee Ping Kong What’s new? 016-5655682 [email protected] What’s up? Hon. Secretary Ms. Georgia Tham Yim Fong 012-5220268 Who am I? True or False? [email protected] Chairman’s message Hon. Treasurer You are wanted… Mr. Har Wai Ming 019-5724113 New portfolio – PR & Communications [email protected] SIG news and events Committee Members Members say Mr. Ooi Beng Yean Let’s celebrate True or False? 017-5082206 [email protected] Mr Tou Jing Yi 1. Kinta Nature Park (KNP) 016-5441526 Project was first proposed [email protected] by MNS Perak Branch in Ms Lee Yuat Wah 017-5775641 the year 2000. [email protected] Mr Casey Ng Keat Chuan 2. One of the aims of the 019-5717008 KNP project is to set up [email protected] (Public Relations & Communications) more duck farms. Ms Ruhil Azhana Bt Jaafar 013-5284288 Ms Ng Kit Wan Answers inside…… 019-5439647 [email protected] (Editorial Board) Hon. Auditor Who am I? Mr. Edward Yong Chuen Soon Countdown 2010 70th Anniversary of MNS 40th Anniversary of MNS Perak Branch Membership expired or expiring soon? Renew now by contacting officer, Wee Chin at 03-22879422.
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