Planters was invited to the sustainability talk at Tatler Sustainability Weekend and we gathered many critical key points in the discussion and interesting crowd that expressed interest in conservation and sustainable living.

SpaceIn Sdn Bhd, a spin-off company of Universiti Sains Malaysia specializing in small satellite manufacturing and Satellite IoT services, is thrilled to announce its collaboration with Planters International Bhd, a leading conservation entity dedicated to forest landscape restoration and sustainable forest management. This partnership aims to harness the power of satellite IoT technology to enhance reforestation initiatives and environmental monitoring.

Planters is on a search of graduates for hire and apprenticeship towards working on our satellite constellation system and big data for Active Forest Asset Management. Our forest management system utilizes satellite technology to provide valuable information and insights for effective forest conservation and management. Our satellites equipped with various sensors and imaging technologies can capture data about forests on a large scale, including their health, composition, and changes over time. Here are some key aspects of a forest management system using satellite technology.

GreenPeace presented their Climate justice through an exhibition at Port Klang recently and the height of the event was a tour on their climate justice ship which sails to Thailand, Malaysia and Jakarta.

Our conservation efforts aim to help reduce the impact of biodiversity loss and reintroduce the nature as it was to encourage wildlife to return to their once home.

Collaboration between Planters and SpaceIn in the possibility of solving connectivity issues at the conservation sites through the use of satellites.

Rainforest reforestation efforts are initiatives aimed at restoring degraded or deforested areas of the world's rainforests. Rainforests are vital ecosystems that are home to millions of plant and animal species, and they provide critical ecosystem services, such as regulating the Earth's climate, maintaining soil health, and providing clean water.

Due to the damages has been done the primary forest land, the site now faces the enroaching of them bamboo. Currently the bamboo has spread to about 40% of the areas and some have killed the thriving dipterocarps for survival.

Make Tomorrow Better is Curtin University tagline and they stay true to their motto by planting 150 trees on the Saturday morning, ending 2022 with sweat and hard work in enriching Taman Botani Negara.

Upon completion of the orthomosaic data generation - aerial surveillance and ground survey, we progress to border marking and undergrowth clean up concurrently. While we are moving into the coordinates of border points, we start plotting coordinates for existing trees and points where we need to replant trees.

The replacement of native populations of trees with cultivated kinds in tissue culture lab is vitally necessary to fulfil the growing demand for forest products while more forest area is required for non-timber purposes. At the moment, short-rotation intense hardwood cultivation looks to be a good fit for this requirement. However, restricted extension of arable land, fast human population increase, improved economic position, environmental degradation, deforestation, global warming, and water shortages will continue to put strain on remaining forest areas.

Today total of 23 rare and exotic tree species are planted by Amanahraya Kenedix Reit Manager in Shah Alam National Botanic Garden. This is to help the endangered and rare tree species to continue to grow in the wild.

Planters welcome volunteers who would like to experience working with the plants, restoration work and planting trees at Taman Botani Negara.