Sabah Parks - North Borneo, Sabah, Malaysia : Mount Kinabalu, Sipadan Island, Maliau Basin, Poring Hot Spring

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Using Maldives method to revive Sabah's coral reefs

KOTA KINABALU: The UK-based Marine Conservation Society (MCS) in collaboration with Sabah Parks, is currently demonstrating "reef restoration in action" at several fish-bombed sites in the Tun Sakaran Marine Park (Semporan) using small artificial reef structures called coral frames. The design for the frames originated in the Maldives where they were used to help rebuild reefs killed by coral bleaching. One of the advantages...

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The 2nd Coastal, Island & Tropical Tourism Conference, incorporating The 6th Tourism Outlook Conference, and The 2nd International Dive Tourism Expert Meeting

KOTA KINABALU: In conjunction with the event of The 2nd Coastal, Island & Tropical Tourism Conference, incorporating The 6th Tourism Outlook Conference, and The 2nd International, Sabah Parks took part by sending some officers led by Dr.Jamili Nais, Dr.Maklarin Lakim, Mr.Kenneth C.Sion and Mr Alvin. The seminar being held for 3 days from 22-24.04.2013, ...

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Series 2 - The Giant Clam Culture Centre on Buhey Dulang Island plays a vital role in conserving the marine ecosystem at the Tun Sakaran Marine P ...

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Sepanjang sejam berbual dengan Mohd Asman Iljam, 40, penulis bukan

saja rasa kagum tetapi turut ‘malu’. Bu ...

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Kinabalu Park had been designated as Malaysia’s first World Heritge Site in the natural site category in December 2000. The declaration was made at the World H ...

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Tallest Tropical Tree in the World

In 2006, American scientist Dr Roman Dial and two friends climbed up a 'Seraya Kuning Siput' (Shorea faquetiana) in Tawau Hills Park or Taman Bukit Tawau. The trio risked life and climb in order to find out the accurate measurement of this tree, a tropical rainforest plant, located in the forest reserve of some 29,000 hectares.