· Support conservation projects by donating money and funds to the project. They can donate to Bornean Sun Bear Conservation at http://sunbears.wildlifedirect.org/ or contact me at wongsiew@hotmail.com. Funding is always a very crucial resource for a conservation project because this kind of project often require a lot of funding in order to do a good job.

· If they have time and interest, they can be part of us as a volunteer, joint our work force. If they are interest, they can study wildlife conservation and related field in college. They can joint conservation NGOs who has membership and conduct activities from time to time like Malaysian Nature Society, WWF-Malaysia, etc. By having more and more love to nature and become an wildlife advocate, the voices of these nature and wildlife lovers will gather and grow big until a point that the government who run the country in the behalf of average person, can listen to what we want, what we care and what should we do next to protect and preserve them.

· Report any wildlife crime to the authority for enhance law enforcements. An average person can report to the authority if they encounter someone breaking wildlife protection law by killing, poaching, consuming, selling, and keeping protected species such as sun bears.

· Listening to us and help us spread the news and voice for conservation. An average person can learn more about facts and knowledge of wildlife and sun bear and help spread these knowledge to their friends, relatives and families.

Knowing that the laws and regulations to protect wildlife are lax in Malaysia isn’t new knowledge, and hardly a surprise in Asia. It’s heartbreaking to know about wildlife poaching, and yet it happens everyday. But it is always heartening to know that the individuals among us fight for the good of the disadvantaged and victims of widespread exploitation who live lives every bit as valuable as humans: animals.

I was also reading about your research on the Sun bears. There’s been a lot of media coverage and public attention on the usual suspects, and I applaud your effort to raise awareness and plunge into research for this more ‘obscure’ species who may have been overlooked as it spirls towards endangered status.

Thank you for inspiring me that the fight goes on.

Thank you very much for your interest to do so. I am sure your writing will help to promote the conservation awareness of sun bear.

Thank you again.

Kindest regards,
Wong