Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) is an environmental non-government organization started since 1940. The vision is for Malaysia's natural heritage and rich biological diversity to be effectively protected, managed and conserved for the benefits and appreciation of all Malaysians. Besides, the mission of the organization is to promote the conservation of Malaysia's natural heritage. "Know nature, value nature and act for nature" is the motto of the that keeps the organization stand strong and moving forward.

The Malayan tapir (Tapirus indicus) is the largest of the world's tapirs, and the only one found in Asia. The three others, which are better known, live in Central and South America. T. indicus today is found on the Malaysian Peninsula, in Myanmar and Thailand, and on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. The aim of this booth is to raise the awareness about the extinction of tapir and let people gain the knowledge about tapir and reasons why they facing extinction. 

As the canopy rainforest is the home for tapir, using canopy rainforest as the concept could present that we should give them home for the tapirs since one of the extinction reasons is forest destruction and causes tapirs to lose their homes. Canopy rainforest has a very important element which is the multi-layered trees and forest. The element was extracted and widely used in the design of the booth. 

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