Naturalist’s log book; the many flora and fauna we encounter during our excursions and more.
Explore the world of Cycads, the ancient gymnosperms that predate the dinosaurs. Discover the specialized Cycas clivicola of Langkawi and its extraordinary survival strategies on the island’s vertical cliffs.
Delve into the science behind the Kubang Badak mangroves. Learn about the unique respiratory stilt roots of Rhizophora and the fascinating vivipary reproduction process in Langkawi.
Explore the unique limestone karst and mangrove ecology of the Kubang Badak River. This field report details the vital importance of mudflats for migratory birds and marine life within Langkawi’s UNESCO Geopark.
The practice of trapping and killing birds might be slowly dying out in Langkawi with the new generation less interested on having birds as pets, so hopefully in the not too distant future illegal mist nets will be a thing of the past in Langkawi.
The final chapter of the Colugo Chronicles. After nine days of intensive rehabilitation, Mama Colugo is released back into the Datai Bay rainforest, where she continues to thrive against all odds.
The rehabilitation of an eagle-attacked Colugo moves to intensive care. Learn about the sacrifices made during nursing and the expert dietary advice that helped save a mother and her infant.
A devastating visit to the vet reveals the true extent of the mother Colugo’s injuries. Facing a recommendation for euthanasia, the JungleWalla team makes a bold decision to fight for her life.
Part two of the Colugo rescue series. Sri Sari details the intensive care required for a mother and baby Colugo, including emergency feeding strategies and professional consultations with wildlife experts.
The beginning of a multi-part series on the rescue and release of a mother and baby Colugo in Langkawi. Learn about their incredible camouflage and the moment they were discovered at The Datai.
With more than 700 species of beautiful birds to grace Malaysia’s picturesque islands, travelers from all around the world are not only enticed to visit the region and experience the adventure of a lifetime, but are eager to capture visions of paradise by either brushstroke or lens.
Explore the spiritual and mythological significance of birds in Malaysian culture. From the life-giving legends of Perak to the mythical Geroda, discover the folklore that makes Malaysian birding unique.
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.
