8 Days Volunteering At Batang Ai National Park

Why 8 Days Volunteering At Batang Ai National Park is special ?

The area of Batang Ai is located 290 km south-east of Kuching into the interior of Sarawak. In the old days, during the tribal wars, fierce battles and aggressive headhunting raids were going on in the area of Batang Ai. Nowadays the area of Batang Ai is not only home to about 30 Iban longhouses, but also to the Batang Ai National Park which provides a natural habitat for some of Borneo’s most endangered and magnificent wildlife. Together with Lanjak Entimau Wildlife Sanctuary and Indonesian conservation areas, Batang Ai National Park forms the largest trans-boundary protected area of the wet tropics. With its rich dipterocarp forest and clear streams this region is home to Sarawak’s only remaining population of wild orang utans.

Become a volunteer with ‘Orangutan Project Sdn Bhd’, a conservation company offering alternative solutions and sustainable funding opportunities for the endangered wildlife on Borneo, and help them hands-on in their quest to save the Red Apes of Borneo!

What to explore at 8 Days Volunteering At Batang Ai National Park?

The area of Batang Ai is located 290 km south-east of Kuching into the interior of Sarawak. In the old days, during the tribal wars, fierce battles and aggressive headhunting raids were going on in the area of Batang Ai. Nowadays the area of Batang Ai is not only home to about 30 Iban longhouses, but also to the Batang Ai National Park which provides a natural habitat for some of Borneo’s most endangered and magnificent wildlife. Together with Lanjak Entimau Wildlife Sanctuary and Indonesian conservation areas, Batang Ai National Park forms the largest trans-boundary protected area of the wet tropics. With its rich dipterocarp forest and clear streams this region is home to Sarawak’s only remaining population of wild orang utans.

Become a volunteer with ‘Orangutan Project Sdn Bhd’, a conservation company offering alternative solutions and sustainable funding opportunities for the endangered wildlife on Borneo, and help them hands-on in their quest to save the Red Apes of Borneo!

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