The center will be co-managed by the JungleWallas and Malaysia Nature Society officer. The aim of the center is mostly 3 fold, foremost is education, the center will run nature education classes for the young kids as well as the ...[ read more ]
Author: SriSari
Dangerous Beauty
Unless we provoke them or accidentally touch or step on them then they will strike. Most snakes will run away to avoid encounter with people. We’re not their food!!.(They’re our food!! Hehe.. certain species of snake, asian people do eat ...[ read more ]
Langkawi in Bloom
In Langkawi, the flowers colors vary from deep purple to red to white, with almost every shade in between, these flowers last 2-3 days before the delicate crumpled petals falls decorating the ground below.Rose of India also known as Bungor ...[ read more ]
West Malaysia Birding
They had written back saying that they were hopeful that they could find the Hooded Oriole, Blue-winged Pitta, Plain-backed Sparrow, Brown-winged Kingfisher, Brown Boobook (Hawk Owl) and the recently discovered Mountain Hawk-Eagle, a bird from Thailand that had been found ...[ read more ]
Morning Birding in Langkawi
The very next morning, my aunt took me along to go “Bird Watching” with two of the most pleasant and cheerful tourists I have ever met. We left the house at 6.45 am, right after a quick breakfast at a ...[ read more ]
Students Fall in Love with Wildlife
Nurul Nayli Hashim, 12, from SK Kedawang said the nature programme provided her with a deep knowledge of the eco-system. “We were thought to identify the different types of trees and how to plant saplings the correct way. We also ...[ read more ]
Langkawi’s New Groove
Saturday November 3, 2007 Langkawi's leading naturalist, Irshad Mobarak, has teamed up with 100 schoolchildren, under DiGi's Amazing Malaysians project, to save the island's natural treasures. As a young boy, Irshad Mobarak often accompanied his father into the wilderness. “Those ...[ read more ]
A true-blue naturalist
The crowd of primary and secondary school children gathered on a recent weekend at the Berjaya Resort and Spa Langkawi for a nature adventure had a true-blue naturalist as their guide. New Strait Times. Langkawi’s wildlife is now in danger ...[ read more ]
Enjoying the Wild
ENJOYING THE WILD: ECO-TOURISM IN LANGKAWI By ROWENA. FORBES - 05 July 2007 One of Malaysia’s most accessible and beautiful tropical islands, Pulau Langkawi’s sun-drenched tropical climate, white powdered and black volcanic beaches, and welcoming people make it a popular ...[ read more ]
Junglewallah Pulihara Alam Sekitar
Begitulah rumusan yang dibuat 100 pelajar sebaik selesai menjayakan Program Memulihara Alam Sekitar Alam Sekitar selama dua hari di Jungle-Wallah Of Langkawi (Jungle-Wallah), berhampiran Hutan Simpan Gunung Machinchang, di sini, bau-baru ini. Daripada jumlah itu, 20 pelajar masing-masing mewakili Sekolah ...[ read more ]
West Malaysia Birding
By Mat Wilson and John Wilson on 16 June 2007 As part of a recent trip to West Malaysia with my dad, I decided to return to Langkawi for 4 days as my last visit had not included any serious ...[ read more ]
Amazing Malaysian Awards
By DEBRA CHONG and SU AZIZ . News Strait Times. 15 Mei 2007.The Five Amazing Malaysians selected for their brilliant heritage programmes are (from left) Irshad, Pak Saad, Joan, Judeth and Voon Fee. Be amazed at what they do. DEBRA ...[ read more ]