The phenomenon of vitality and freshness or ecosystem being restored in Taman Putra Prima 8A eco-wetland
Birds are singing and nesting in the bush by the stream, ponds filled with lily and lotus inhabitation to mixed species of dragonfly, fish and frog , wild and country grown flowers blooming all along the roads……..Let’s preserve all these and keep the biodiversity for our future generation……. being a vocal environmental and nature lover of Taman Putra Prima.
http://www.nre.gov.my/Malay/Pusat-Media/Penerbitan/Biodiversity%20in%20Malaysia.pdf
鸟语花香, 繁花满树, 争艳夺丽, 清香四溢.
Dragonfly, water Lily and pond, a truly life sustainable ecosystem in PP8A wetland
The native kingfisher of PP8A
Luxuriant foliage of lotus at Jalan PP2/8 wetland
Fleshy morning glory at the western end of Jalan PP2/8
Taman Putra Prima 8A Puchong 
Thanks to Mr. Kong, I can enjoy the pretty wet land all time especially early morning watching those birds and your pretty lotus flowers smiling at the pond. its great!
An ecosystem is a complex set of relationships among the living resources, habitats, and residents of an area. It includes plants, trees, animals, fish, birds, micro-organisms, water soil and people.
When an ecosystem is healthy, scientists say it is sustainable. This means that all the elements live in balance and are capable of reproducing themselves. There is usually biodiversity, meaning that there a variety of living organism and species in that environment.
How can we help to restore biodiversity in our area (Taman Putra Prima)?
As a society or resident association, we can support “ecological restoration” to help restore degraded ecosystems and increase the natural biodiversity in the places we live and work. Government, conservation organizations , local authority and businesses can support and undertake larger ecological restoration projects.
As individuals, one of the easiest ways to do ecological restoration and support biodiversity conservation is by gardening with native plants around your yard.