A look back at JungleWalla’s collaborative field course at Taman Negara. This introductory program for birdwatching focused on field skills, avian identification, and rainforest conservation.
May 2010 ended on a great note, with the adoption of the Wildlands for the Future program as a teambuilding challenge by Cognis. Mr. Barry Brewster of Evans and Peck
It has been Irshad’s wish for quite a while to have an environmentally friendly motor boats to reduce noise, fuel and exhaust pollutants. Early this year that dream comes true when we meet Philip Johnston, director of Power Eco Energy Solutions.
We wanted to send the team over for the long overdue Birdwatching course with MNS at fraser’s hill. This course is so popular, we have sign up for this course a year ago.
We found out at the raptor watch about The Hornbills Conference in Singapore on 22nd to 25th March 2009
Raptor watch this year coincides with MATTA travel fair cause the attendance down to 5.000 people..
How does nature photography help nature conservation? The Sony Nature Photography (SNP) Competition held here in Langkawi 18-20th October is the perfect example…
The three activities chosen was Rainforest Aid, at the Kuala Melaka River Park, Mangrove Aid, at the Kuala Teriang mud flats, and Fish for the Future, for the Kuala Teriang Fishing Community. It was a lovely morning to start with but just before the event started, a storm came crashing in. However hats off to the staff of Covidien who regardless of the wet conditions bravely carried on with the projects.
I am please to report that we just had National Geographic Channel Asia right here in Langkawi from 19th to 22nd September last month. I had interesting weeks planning and running the Race with the team.
Dusun Eco Resort is a training and recreational village. The program called Rakan Muda (Youth Idol) gathers youth volunteers around Kuala Lumpur and Selangor. The trip are my ultimate mixture with fun, adventure, proud and tears.
Although The JungleWallah of Langkawi project is officially over last February, the seeds the kids collected last year are now ready for planting.
This is my first entry in the blog and how nice to start it with a positive note. As of the 1st Feb. 2008 Langkawi got a simple Nature Interpretive at the base of Gunung Raya. It’s been a long time coming, and finally nature has got a home.
