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.
A unique triple-approach to corporate development: combining staff training, CSR, and environmental conservation. Discover how Cognis took on the “Wildlands for the Future” challenge to build a tree nursery for Langkawi’s natural heritage.
A look back at our 2009 innovation. Discover how JungleWalla’s Solar Boat pioneered sustainable, silent exploration in Langkawi’s Kilim Geopark, protecting the environment while enhancing wildlife observation.
A legacy of avian expertise. Looking back at our birdwatching training at Fraser’s Hill, the premier highland birding destination. Discover our current professional birding expeditions with Bird Malaysia.
Contributing to global avian science. JungleWalla participates in the International Hornbill Conference to share research, discuss habitat protection, and collaborate with experts on the survival of Langkawi’s iconic hornbills.
A historical look at Raptor Watch 2009. Join JungleWalla as we celebrate the incredible journey of thousands of migratory raptors crossing the Straits of Malacca, a testament to our long-standing commitment to avian conservation.
A look back at the 2008 Sony Nature Photography Competition. Discover how JungleWalla collaborated with Sony to showcase the breathtaking biodiversity of Langkawi through the lens of talented photographers.
Impactful corporate citizenship. A look back at the 2008 collaboration between Covidien and JungleWalla, where corporate social responsibility met environmental action to benefit Langkawi’s nature and community.
When adventure meets world-class conservation. Revisit the 2008 National Geographic Asia Geopark Race, where JungleWalla provided expert guidance for an epic challenge across Langkawi’s UNESCO Global Geopark.
A legacy of youth empowerment. Looking back at the 2008 Rakan Muda Adventure program, where JungleWalla guided Malaysia’s next generation through immersive nature exploration and conservation training in Langkawi.
Reflecting on the 2008 “Eco Warriors” program. Sponsored by DiGi Malaysia, JungleWalla and 98 students planted 500 trees across Gunung Raya and leading resorts to restore Langkawi’s biological corridors.
More than just a tour. Read our commitment to Langkawi’s wildlife and how your visit with JungleWalla contributes directly to the preservation of the island’s natural heritage.
