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We saw an interesting documentary about Malayan Tigers, we share it to our group and our most experienced mountain guide...
27/11/2024

We saw an interesting documentary about Malayan Tigers, we share it to our group and our most experienced mountain guide, Angie, shared her experience with the Malayan Tigers.

Here's what she shared:

Malaysian Last Tigers, this is truly a good documentary. For me, I am also following the tigers trail in Keniam. Last year, the mother has a cub maybe around 2 years, should be just over 3 years, this year maybe the same mother tiger has another 2 cubs, 2 months ago. I am worried that if the mother cannot find food, she would sacrifice the weaker cub. Normally the Tiger could have 4 cubs
In June 2022, 2 Members of our group saw a Tiger at Camp Tengah, maybe around 4 to 5 yrs. And after a few days at Pangkin Camp, I smell Tiger scent, from the destructing of the fan palm, can tell that the Elephants are eating, and there was a newly born baby elephant. Tiger would follow baby elephants for days. The same night my 3 aborigine porters saw 1 mother Tiger and her cub but didn't tell me. In the morning the youngest boy 6yrs old Alex from Czech told me that they have seen 2 bear like animal outside their tent. So I ask the boys to check the foot print. They told me its the 2 Tigers. Because of the incident at Pangkin where I mentioned because we had a little boy, the Father wes quite worry, so I told the boys, say any other animal except Tiger. So they told Alex, its is the Kambing Gurun (after all Tiger smell like goat)

Link to the documentary:

In the rainforests of Malaysia, lives an animal so elusive - The Malayan tiger. Once, a striped monarch of this kingdom but today, the hunter has become the ...

Article Day:Today, we came across an article by UNICEF, after reading it, these are the summary.The UNICEF blog emphasiz...
07/11/2024

Article Day:

Today, we came across an article by UNICEF, after reading it, these are the summary.

The UNICEF blog emphasizes the role of young people in tackling climate change, highlighting their innovative solutions and determination to lead sustainable actions. Youth around the world are organizing, advocating for policy changes, and participating in global dialogues to make their voices heard. Empowering youth with resources and a platform is essential to drive effective climate action. By engaging with local communities and policy-makers, young people are uniquely positioned to create impactful change on environmental issues.

A young person's reflections on Nationally Determined Contributions

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26/10/2024

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Malaysian Ecotourism Program is also known as ESG in Ecotourism

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We have spread our program to more than 10 countries around the world. This is an absolute world class project, representing Malaysia to bring the wonderful nature to the international stage.

10/09/2024

A little highlights where we share something about Ecotourism that most people don't know.

24/08/2024

Canada’s Oil Sands: A Complex Issue

Canada’s oil sands, mainly located in Alberta, are one of the world’s largest oil reserves but come with significant environmental and social challenges. The extraction and processing of oil sands produce high greenhouse gas emissions, disrupt large areas of land, and threaten water resources. Additionally, these operations impact Indigenous communities and raise serious concerns about rights and land use.

While the oil sands contribute substantially to Canada’s economy, we must advocate for responsible and sustainable practices. By embracing ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles, we can ensure a balanced approach that protects our planet, respects communities, and prevents such crises in the future. Let’s prioritize sustainability and work towards a cleaner, greener future!

20/08/2024

Back in the day, we all studied ecosystems as part of our school syllabus. But how many of us were truly struck by it? How many of us really cared, deep down? For most, it was just another subject to pass. But for Mr. Kenny, the "Jungle Man," it was life-changing.

With 40 years in the tourism industry, Mr. Kenny cares deeply about something many overlook – the intricate system of how Mother Nature works. His dedication goes beyond what’s taught in textbooks; it’s a passion for preserving the balance of our natural world.

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What will happen in ESG in Ecotourism? It is truly....EXPERIENTIAL.

Our world is changing, and so are our priorities. ESG - Environmental, Social, and Governance - is no longer just a buzz...
13/08/2024

Our world is changing, and so are our priorities. ESG - Environmental, Social, and Governance - is no longer just a buzzword but a crucial factor shaping our future. 🌎

At Han Rainforest, we believe ESG principles should be the guidelines for ecotourism. By immersing yourself in nature, you're not just experiencing adventure, but contributing to environmental conservation, supporting local communities, and promoting responsible governance.

Let's work together to build a sustainable future where nature thrives and communities prosper. Join us on this journey! 🌱

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