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Workshop Day
Day one of the event kicked off with workshops and talks by invited judges and nature conservationists consisted of topics ranging from photography skills, macro (insect) photography, video-scoping (combining still photography with video) and short documentary workshop. To the excitement of many, the workshops on day one were both innovative and creative with a mixture of comedy in between. The speakers for the workshop were Malaysia’s very first digital ‘videoscoper’ Tee Lian Huat, master macrophotographer Kurt Orion and also Basil R. Gelpke which is a filmmaker. He has won a series of awards for his documentary filmmaking such as the 2007 Sol d’Or of Barcelona, the Film Prize 2006 by…
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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 LADA which saw around 50 participants present. Panorama Langkawi provide full access to all participant and sponsors free VIP pass to ride the cable car at any time throughout the race period. These bring more excitement to all participants to also get a breathtaking view of Langkawi from high above.
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Telematch Games
This challenge can be held on the beach or on open ground. It is made up of a marathon of games and tasks. The participants will be separated into teams. There will be a briefing of rules and regulations regarding the games.
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Rainforest Tree Planting
Protect - Reforest - Rewild As part of the project, we will encourage the planting of trees that benefit birds and other wildlife around urban area and other built environments.
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Langkawi Island
Malaysia’s premier island destination is made up of the main island of Langkawi and 99 smaller islands, each unique with its own beauty and attractions. This lush green island with virgin jungles and white sandy beaches is a perfect getaway for those looking to enjoy the sun, sea and sand without the hustle and bustle of crowded beaches and teeming resorts.
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Saving The Rest Of The Rainforests
Malaysia is home to probably the oldest rainforest in the world. 130 million years to be exact. The forests all over the country is facing a constant threat from logging and development. We but cannot look at it inwardly but in a global perspective.
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