Starchild: Malaysian children are passionate about forest conservation


Jayden Tan Li Sheng, 8

INTERNATIONAL Day of Forests is celebrated on March 21, to raise awareness on the importance of all types of forests. This year’s theme is Forest Restoration: A Path To Recovery And Well-Being. Forests are important to the ecosystem not just because they provide clean cool water, a safe climate and homes for wildlife. Forests also give us amazing outdoor spaces for all of us to enjoy, as well as wood for our homes.

Jodie Tan Li Juen, 11Jodie Tan Li Juen, 11

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