Published Articles

Nature Lodge Kinabatangan's Conservation Efforts

We are friends of the Earth

As you might have known, the lower 70 – 100km of the Kinabatangan River flows through low-lying ground, forming the Kinabatangan Floodplain. It is the arguably the last forested alluvial floodplain in Asia. This area is rich in bio diversity; it is one of the two places on earth where ten primate species are found together, including the orang-utan, proboscis monkey and the Bornean gibbon. It is also home to over 250 bird, 50 mammal, 20 reptile species and 1056 plant species.

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Yee is making a difference with just certified timber

Featured in News Straits Online - 2008/02/09

A TALK on responsible ways of harvesting timber and the difference it would make to Sabah wildlife has had its effect on Alexander Yee.

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Conservation Programme

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