Wildlife Advocacy | Conservation & Enforcement The Dusky Langur (Trachypithecus obscurus) is one of Langkawi’s most gentle and charismatic primates. While some troops find sanctuary in protected resort grounds, many others are facing the grim reality of habitat depletion and ...[ 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 ]
PRESERVING THE ANCIENT GREEN: THE GLOBAL FIGHT AGAINST DEFORESTATION
Environmental Advocacy | Climate Change & Biodiversity Malaysia is home to some of the oldest rainforests in the world, estimated to be over 130 million years old. However, these ancient ecosystems face constant threats from logging and rapid development. To ...[ 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 ]
RED GIANT SQUIRREL — THE MAJESTIC GLIDER OF THE RAINFOREST
Wildlife Profile | Nocturnal Wonders of Langkawi One of the most thrilling sights in Langkawi’s ancient rainforest occurs just as the sun sets. The Red Giant Flying Squirrel (Petaurista petaurista), with its deep mahogany fur and impressive wingspan, emerges from ...[ read more ]
FROLICKING AT THE ANDAMAN — RESILIENCE OF DATAI BAY WILDLIFE
Wildlife Conservation | Ecosystem Resilience Nature has a remarkable way of enduring even the most difficult transformations. While the Andaman resort at Datai Bay faced a tragic fire in 2021, the vibrant wildlife that once "frolicked" around its grounds remains ...[ read more ]
THE GLIDING WONDER — ENCOUNTERS WITH THE COLUGO
One of Langkawi’s most enigmatic residents is the Sunda Flying Lemur, also known as the Colugo (Galeopterus variegatus). Despite its name, the Colugo is not a lemur and it doesn't fly; it is a master glider, possessing a large skin ...[ read more ]
MOUNTAIN HAWK-EAGLES LANGKAWI — THE RARE RAPTORS OF GUNUNG RAYA
Wildlife Rescue | Birding Langkawi MOUNTAIN HAWK-EAGLES LANGKAWI — THE LEGEND OF THE SCAR The first sighting of a Mountain Hawk-Eagle (Nisaetus nipalensis) by Irshad Mobarak was in 1989. Since then, we have recorded at least four resident pairs on ...[ read more ]
COGNIS CHALLENGE — WILDLANDS FOR THE FUTURE
Corporate CSR | Team Building | Conservation COGNIS CHALLENGE — WILDLANDS FOR THE FUTURE The "Wildlands for the Future" program reached a significant milestone when it was adopted as a teambuilding challenge by Cognis. This unique approach to corporate development ...[ read more ]
LANGKAWI FROM EAGLE EYES VIEW — THE PEAK OF MOUNT RAYA
Landscape & Wildlife | Peak Observation To truly appreciate the scale of the Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark, one must head to the summit of Gunung Raya. Standing at 881 meters, it is the highest peak on the island. From here, ...[ read more ]
FLYING WONDERS OF PARADISE — THE MAKING OF A LEGEND
Documentary History | Wildlife Media Archive FLYING WONDERS OF PARADISE — THE MAKING OF A LEGEND Between 2007 and 2009, JungleWalla had the privilege of collaborating on a groundbreaking nature documentary titled "Flying Wonders of Paradise." This project was a ...[ read more ]
THE STUDENTS ARE HERE — LYCÉE FRANÇAIS DE KUALA LUMPUR VISIT 2013
Community Projects | Environmental Education Education is most powerful when it moves beyond the classroom and into the community. In May 2013, we had the pleasure of hosting a vibrant group of students from the Lycée Français de Kuala Lumpur ...[ read more ]