Langkawi, an archipelago renowned for its rich biodiversity, is home to over 250 bird species, making it one of Malaysia’s premier birdwatching destinations. About one-third of the birds recorded in Langkawi are migratory visitors that arrive between November and April, ...[ read more ]
LANGKAWI – THE FIGHT AGAINST ILLEGAL MIST NETS
JungleWalla Nature Journal | Archive Langkawi is home to approximately 267 species of birds, with about one-third being migratory species that winter here between September and April. However, this rich biodiversity faces a silent and deadly threat: illegal mist nets. ...[ read more ]
CAPTURING THE MAGNIFICENCE OF MALAYSIA’S BIRDS
JungleWalla Nature Journal | Archive Malaysia is a true paradise for bird enthusiasts, boasting over 700 species of birds across its diverse landscapes. From the dense rainforest canopies to the scenic coastal mudflats, the opportunities for bird photography are endless. ...[ read more ]
Flag Off Day
The participants of the bird race and photography component were flagged off from the entrance of cable car on the second day of the event. Officiating the flag off ceremony was Encik Azmil Munif Bukhari, the deputy Tourism Manager of ...[ read more ]
Official Programme
LANGKAWI NATURE FESTIVAL 2012 PROGRAM Day 1 - Friday 23 November 2012 07:00 AM - Eco Walk –Keeping Langkawi Wild at Gunung Raya 11:30 AM - Conclusion 10:30 AM - Onwards Nature Trade & Exhibition Fair at Langkawi Fair Shopping ...[ read more ]
EXCEPTIONS TO THE RULES — NATURE’S COLOR STRATEGY
Wildlife Education | Ornithology & Natural Selection In the natural world, rules are often established by necessity, but nature always leaves room for fascinating exceptions. A common rule in the avian world is that males possess vibrant, striking colors while ...[ read more ]
BIRDS OF A FEATHER — THE ROMANCE AND LOYALTY OF HORNBILLS
Wildlife Journal | Avian Behavior & Conservation Love is a powerful force in the natural world, building bonds that ensure the survival of a species. Among the 220 species of birds found in Langkawi, the Great Hornbill (Buceros bicornis) stands ...[ read more ]
JULY JOURNAL 2009 — A MONTH OF CONSERVATION MILESTONES
Field Journal | Archive 2009 July 2009 was a month defined by momentum and community action. As we looked back through our field notes, several key events stood out that continue to shape our approach to conservation and nature tourism ...[ read more ]