Ecographica Client and Writing PortfolioOur client and writing portfolio is an opportunity to gain insights into the full range of topics tackled and our collaborative efforts in design and production. The companies and organizations fall into four broad categories:
Ecographica has teamed up with a group of environmental and design experts for many of the publications. Preview Our Services & Clients and Pro Edit Rates Government Agencies & International Institutions Ministry of Primary Industries Malaysian Rainforests: National Heritage, Our Treasure publication was a special request from the ministry before hosting the international Convention on Biological Diversity. It illustrates Malaysia's fantastic forest resources and habitats with lots of natural images.
Danish Aid Agency (formerly under DANCED) Malaysian-Danish Environmental Cooperation: As a follow-up to the 1992 Rio Conference, Denmark engaged with government, private and civil society projects for assistance in technical capacity and environmental management.
Forestry Departments, UNDP & Danida Klias Peat Swamp Forest, Sabah Malaysia describes a joint effort by UNDP, Danida and Malaysia to explain the hydrological processes and strategies for water management of critical habitats. Under the same cooperation, another publication Pekan Peat Swamp Forest, Pahang, Malaysia highlights the role of water in peat swamp forest conservation. Return To Top Corporate Sector Collaboration
BP Malaysia & Department of Fisheries Ma'Daerah Marine Turtle Sanctuary Centre is an exemplary endeavour towards protecting the long-term existence of marine turtles. This publication was a joint effort by oil & gas companies and the government authority for coastal habitats.
Kumpulan Guthrie Berhad Green Vision: Nurturing environments for communities to prosper is a special publication to highlight the natural biodiversity of oil palm plantations. In collaboration with Wild Asia, all photographs were taken on location.
Malaysia Energy Center Renewable Energy: Malaysia's Fifth Fuel Option highlights the benefits of embarking on alternative energy initiatives. With government support and policies, the focus centers on private and public sector roles to use the nation's fifth fuel.
Malaysia Petroleum Industry Biodiversity Stakeholders Dialogue brought together oil industry representatives with government authorities and conservation organizations to discuss biodiversity management. An important forum to identify priority issues and sustainable ways to protect flora and fauna by key players.
Tourism Malaysia Danum Valley and Tasek Bera are two special nature destinations with unique flora, fauna and traditional cultures. In collaboration with a design team, these brochures highlight tourist activities and ecological features of the parks.
Johor National Parks Corporation Endau Rompin is one of the best remaining lowland rainforest reserves in Malaysia. The brochure highlights the habitats and activities found at this jungle paradise. Working together with the JNPC required several site visits and research to prepare accurate biological information. Return To Top Non-Government Organizations
Friends of the Earth Malaysia Malaysian Environment: Alert 2001 serves as an overview of the country's ecological conditions and quality of life concerns. As an NGO publication it looks at the impacts of national and international policy and legal measures for forest habitats, wildlife management and biodiversity and efforts to protect unique flora and fauna.
Malaysian NGO Forum for Rio+10 NGO Perspectives for Advancing Sustainable Development in Malaysia sought to present opinions and recommendations from various groups towards the common goals of the World Summit on Sustainable Development in South Africa.
WorldFish Center and WWF Conservation and Sustainable Management of Sea Turtles in the Pacific Ocean: Focus On Malaysia is a summary publication highlighting the biology and conservation of sea turtles. As conference proceedings with inputs from over 40 specialists, the final output sets the framework for a national action plan.
TRAFFIC Southeast Asia Shark Fisheries and the Trade in Sharks and Shark Products of Southeast Asia compiles the statistics and profiles the impact of fisheries on shark populations. The trade in shark fin is described for these special species that are in high demand but poorly managed or protected. Web Media Content WildAsia.net Ecographica has worked together with Wild Asia on many projects and served as the resident editor for website articles. We have contributed numerous articles on various environmental and cultural subjects and play a large role in their Responsible Tourism Awards each year.
Energy Information Bureau As part of the services of the Malaysian Energy Centre, this website portal gives the answers and examples related to energy needs in Malaysia. All web content was written from technical papers on renewable energy and energy efficiency and slanted for new consumers of these emerging energy technologies. Site Map | Site Search |Site Policies Return To Top
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