Conservation History | Marine Stewardship & Education Note: This article is a tribute to the pioneering marine conservation efforts at Datai Bay. While the resort faced a tragic fire in 2021, the lessons in coral restoration shared here remain a ...[ 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 ]
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 ]
SUPPORT MNS LANGKAWI PETITION — OUR LEGACY OF ADVOCACY
Conservation History | Advocacy Archive Archive Note: This article is preserved as part of our historical advocacy records. While this specific petition from 2007 is no longer active, the mission to protect Langkawi’s biodiversity remains our top priority. Back in ...[ 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 ]
NESTING SEASON AGAIN — BIRD BREEDING HIGHLIGHTS AT THE DATAI
Field Notes | Avian Breeding Season The arrival of the dry season in Langkawi triggers a spectacular transformation in the rainforest. This period of flowering and fruiting provides an abundance of food, signaling the start of the nesting season for ...[ read more ]
NEW ARRIVAL — CELEBRATING THE NEXT GENERATION
JungleWalla Family | Life Milestones At JungleWalla, we often talk about the birth of new life in the rainforest—from the nesting of hornbills to the emergence of hatchlings. Today, we are overjoyed to share a much more personal "new arrival" ...[ read more ]
RESIDENT OTTER FAMILY — THE CHARMING NEIGHBORS OF KILIM RIVER
Wildlife Profile | Mangrove Ecosystems The Kilim River is home to many wonders, but few are as endearing as our resident family of Asian Small-clawed Otters (Aonyx cinereus). Often seen frolicking along the muddy banks or swimming in tight-knit groups, ...[ 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 ]
JUNGLEWALLA SOLAR BOAT — SUSTAINABLE MANGROVE EXPLORATION
Conservation History | Sustainable Innovation In 2009, JungleWalla took a pioneering step in sustainable tourism with the introduction of our Solar Boat. This initiative was born from a commitment to protect the fragile mangrove ecosystems of the Kilim Karst Geoforest ...[ read more ]