Canopy walkways allow visitors to enjoy Air Hitam Dalam's enthralling sights.

The biosphere reserve listing would ensure Penang Hill's forests are preserved and researched.

Penang's birdwatchers seek thrills of the feathery kind.

Ecotourism brings travellers and ringgit to Seberang Perai.

Spotlight on Penang's green sanctuaries.

One woman's passion for research on giant clams is helping communities all over Malaysia.

Through outreach and education, WWF-Malaysia hopes to raise awareness on the value of water.

It's not about lab rats. As a matter of fact, rodents do not feature in clinical trials at all. Researcher Ch'ng Chin Chin speaks to experts to uncover clinical research.

Pamela Nowicka offers some tips on how to lead a healthy, greener lifestyle.

Singapore's Land Transport Authority is about to reclaim 173 acres of history in the name of development, but not without resistance from the locals.

The environment should not take a back seat in the face of development.

Ooi Kee Beng sits with the chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Dr Rajendra K. Pachauri, to discuss the need for sustainable development.

Penang Hill Corporation turns two.

The upgrading of Penang Hill moves slowly and cautiously for good reason.

A labour of love that collects four years of meticulous botanical research.

The state government has been taking initiatives to transform Penang into a leader in environmental practices.

Can Penang become a regional yachting hub? Herbert Poenisch and Oh Kean Shen take a look at Penang’s existing marinas and find that much more needs to be done.

Tricia Yeoh highlights two key bills that the Selangor government has passed, and what they mean for the state.

With politics and economics being increasingly regionalised, Penang needs to start thinking in regional terms again.

We take a look at how the relationship between state and federal governments can be enhanced for the good of all Malaysians.

PSDC CEO Datuk Boonler Somchit introduces the Greening Penang Initiative.

Penang’s bird artists lament the decrease in the island’s bird population.