Tuesday, May 8, 2018

Naturals by Watsons - World Tapir Day

In conjunction with World Tapir Day,
Naturals by Watsons,
Raised over RM30,524,
Through a nationwide campaign,
In-collaboration with,
Pocotee & friends,
And the Ecotourism and Conservation Society Malaysia (ECOMY)

Speech by Danny Hoh,
Customer Director,
Watsons Malaysia.

Speech by Andrew Sebastian,
Co-founder / Chief Executive Officer of ECOMY

World Tapir Day,
Aims to raise awareness of..
The endangered Malayan Tapir,
That inhabit Malaysian Peninsula,
Myanmar and Thailand,
And the island of Sumatra..

Resonating to the brand name 'Naturals'
The "We Hug Tapir" campaign,
Is the 2nd consecutive effort
By Watsons, Pocotee & friends and ECOMY

Jackfruit Tree Planting..
At River Dusun Wildlife Reserve,
In Selangor..

Jackfruit,
Is one of the source of food for Tapir!

For more information,
Visit Watsons Malaysia's facebook!

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16 comments:

  1. Suria AmandaWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    Its a good activity by Watson and other company also need to follow their campaign and sponsor other animals too..this is my first time knowing that tapir eat jackfruit..and i've never touch tapir before only see from far..

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  2. Airah SyahirahWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    Yes tapir antara one of the animal yang hampir pupus kan.this kind of program really help people to realize how important to take care of this animal. I love this kind of program

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  3. mama tisyaWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    Oh ada world tapir day.. Jackfruit makanan utk tapir ye.. Tq for sharing about this campaign

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  4. MimieWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    Bagus ada programme like this untuk selamatkan Tapir daripada pupus..tapir merupakan spesis yang terancamkan. Good job Watsons!

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  5. Hanny AbdullhWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    Bagus jugak ada kempen macam ni dari Watson, sekurang-kurangnya terjaga jugak haiwan yang makin pupus macam ni. Harap dengan adanya kempen sebegini, haiwan-haiwan ini terlindung

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  6. Sherry Go SharingWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    so busy that day, wanted to go but cannot commit.
    Love the pics you have taken!

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  7. UnknownWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    I have always had a strong love for animals for as long as I can remember. Kudos to Watsons for taking the extra initiative for these endangered animals. Without our help they would not survive

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  8. mrsliezWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    If org utara called it Tenok. Actually xramai tahu pasal kepupusan tapir ni.bagus program mcm ni coz ba tu menyelamatkan dan melindungi tapir dr terus pupus

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  9. Rawlins GLAMWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    Good job Watsons Malaysia for being the great force in saving the tapir. I wish more companies will come up with initiatives like this.

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  10. Zharif AzisWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    I love the effort of Watson in helping the tapir’s life. Hopefully the futur generation can still see the beautiful creature. I just hppen to know that they are eating jackfruit. Wow

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  11. Lia HastyWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    Good campaign from Watson. Atleast we know more about natural & this extinct animal tapir . Love to see tapir front of the eye.

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  12. AyuArjuna BiGoshhWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    Tapir ni antara binatang yang terancam yang memerlukan sokongan masyarakat.! Memang best bila dapat mengenali haiwan morning ni secara dekat kan

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  13. Huda HalidWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    Very good event hosted by watson to preserved the Tapir population in Malaysia. Lucky you because be apart of this program.

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  14. khai artzfarWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    wah so good! tapir now also almost pupus right? you are so lucky to witness this and can see them for real!

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  15. Sunshine KellyWednesday, 16 May, 2018

    Wow nice event, I have not been to that place yet.

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  16. Mawardi YunusWednesday, 23 May, 2018

    Bagus betul watsons ni.banyak program2 menarik yang diorang anjurkan.

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