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Clear plastic bottles, food wrappers, plastic fragments, coloured plastic bottles, and cups are the most common object collected from the ocean. Any reduction in plastics usage benefits the environment and reusing or recycling will reduce the environmental impact.

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1. Sabah that are worth keeping in mind to help protect this fragile environment. Deforestation is a huge issue, with tragic implications for orangutans and other endemic wildlife. And the destruction of forests has just as big an impact on traditional communities.

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Wildlife Conservation :  the Department is to implement control of wildlife that trespasses and damaging crops. Wildlife department helps agencies, plantation companies and individuals by providing technical advice and assistance to evict or translocate wildlife animals that are disturbing agricultural crops or threatening human lives, depending on the circumstances. Provisions of section 39 of the Wildlife Conservation Enactment 1997 clearly explains that it is the responsibility of the land owner to take any reasonable steps to protect their land, crops and other property from the entry and damage by protected animals. Among the species of protected wildlife pests but is protected are elephants, orang utans, porcupines, monkeys and apes. In this regard, the department is not responsible for any damage caused by the attacks of any protected wildlife animals. No form of compensation may be claimed from the department of the damage or loss caused by the attacks of protected wildlife animals.

Nature Conservation :  Malaysia and Indonesia account for over 90 per cent of the world's total oil palm production area, and the importance of these countries for this commodity is likely to increase in the future as demand soars. However, not all areas can be converted into plantations. In the Heart of Borneo, research has demonstrated that slope, soil and access constraints mean that most of the area is not suitable for oil palm plantations.

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Education and awareness are the Green Strategies outlined in Malaysia's National Policy on environment. Non-formal education aims to complement primary and secondary education and provide acquisition of new-updated knowledge and skills. It has certain advantages over formal education because its flexible programme offers environmental knowledge to various target groups at convenient places through different types of activities. At present, adult environmental education activity in Sabah is increasingly being developed and promoted by various sectors. This paper presents the scenario of non-formal environmental education among adults in Sabah, Malaysia. The data were gathered from review of literatures on non-formal environmental education conducted by the Environment Protection Department, Sabah. The findings of compilation of case studies conducted by the Science and Technology Unit were also used. The results showed that many environmental education activities were campaigns on awareness and participated by non-government organizations (NGOs). Other activities involved include environmental talks, exhibitions, seminars, workshops, conventions, and outdoor activities. All activities implemented were found to have increased public awareness on environmental protection.

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The indicators emerged from the analysis are pu

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Deforestation is still a big issue around the world as in Sabah many rare and endemic species are found in part of Sabah including the proboscis monkey as well as the sun bear many more rare species will be extinct before we will be aware of their rare existence

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marine resources quality are caused both by nature and human.Every trash that people and  tourist throw

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-The loss of the live coral cover, and exposed reefs turned to coral rubble.

- anthropogenic effects threaten the survival of marine resources especially on coral reefs in marine  parks in Sabah.

-Increased commercial fishesries can lead to overexploitation of certain commercially important marine species and habitat loss due to uncontrolled trawling activities.

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•Environmental education in schools

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•Marine life in Sabah

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•Ecotourism in Sabah

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•Nature and wildlife conservation