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THE REALM OF THE TIGER

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THE REALM OF THE TIGER

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Date
To be announced
Fee
USD $1,600
Duration
5D4N
Location
Sungai Yu (Yu River) Ecological Corridor
To be announced
USD $1,600
Duration
5D4N
Location
Sungai Yu (Yu River) Ecological Corridor

Exclusive 5D4N expedition for zoo keepers, educators and citizen conservationists. Be immersed in the jungles and streams of one of the world’s oldest rainforests that is shared by exlusive yet endangered wildlife like tigers, leopards, elephants and tapir.

Provisional itinerary

 

Day 1:

  • Travel from Kuala Lumpur to Yu River Ecological Corridor
  • Introduction

Day 2:

  • CAT Walk and camera trapping with the indigenous Bateq people

Day 3:

  • Planting trees for tigers
  • CAT Walk and camera trapping with the indigenous Bateq people

Day 4:

  • Overnight CAT Walk with the indigenous Bateq people

Day 5:

  • CAT Walk with the indigenous Bateq people
  • Travel to Kuala Lumpur
 

A detailed itinerary is available upon request.


Participation fee
USD $1,600 per person (inclusive of all Malaysian tax).

Included are: all activities, entry and photography permits, guide fees, travel from Kuala Lumpur to Yu River Ecological Corridor and back, accommodation and all meals for the duration of the programme excluding alcohol, and contribution to the reforestation project.

Not included are: flight/travel to and from Kuala Lumpur, baggage charges, accommodation and meals in Kuala Lumpur, visas, vaccinations, medications, gratuities, personal items and expenses, phone calls and insurances.

 

Application and Registration
Closed until further notice.

Find out more about participants rare opportunity experiencing what is usually a privilege to professional field conservationists below.

Exclusive 5D4N expedition for zoo keepers, educators and citizen conservationists. Be immersed in the jungles and streams of one of the world’s oldest rainforests that is shared by exlusive yet endangered wildlife like tigers, leopards, elephants and tapir.

Provisional itinerary

 

Day 1:

  • Travel from Kuala Lumpur to Yu River Ecological Corridor
  • Introduction

Day 2:

  • CAT Walk and camera trapping with the indigenous Bateq people

Day 3:

  • Planting trees for tigers
  • CAT Walk and camera trapping with the indigenous Bateq people

Day 4:

  • Overnight CAT Walk with the indigenous Bateq people

Day 5:

  • CAT Walk with the indigenous Bateq people
  • Travel to Kuala Lumpur
 

A detailed itinerary is available upon request.


Participation fee
USD $1,600 per person (inclusive of all Malaysian tax).

Included are: all activities, entry and photography permits, guide fees, travel from Kuala Lumpur to Yu River Ecological Corridor and back, accommodation and all meals for the duration of the programme excluding alcohol, and contribution to the reforestation project.

Not included are: flight/travel to and from Kuala Lumpur, baggage charges, accommodation and meals in Kuala Lumpur, visas, vaccinations, medications, gratuities, personal items and expenses, phone calls and insurances.

 

Application and Registration
Closed until further notice.

Find out more about participants rare opportunity experiencing what is usually a privilege to professional field conservationists below.

Heading into the Realm of the Tiger

Posted by: Bridget Dunn, Communications As a tiger keeper, Christine Anne is used to seeing tiger brothers Eko, Liem and Olan playing, eating and stretching out their claws. They’ll be on her mind this summer when she travels across the globe to explore wild tiger habitat.

5 days in Malaysia: making tiger conservation real

The group included Woodland Park Zoo tiger keeper, Christine Anne, who had been eagerly preparing for this trip for what seemed like a long time. Christine knew this was an opportunity to see tiger habitat, learn about threats to their survival, discuss conservation solutions with tiger experts and meet local people sharing land with big cats.

Zookeepers Walking For TIGERS!

SAFARI MALAYSIA ep. 4 Zookeepers Walking for Tigers Come along as 14 Zookeepers from all over the United States are in Malaysia to help the critically endang…

For enquiries, contact:

Malaysian Conservation Alliance for Tigers (MYCAT) 
Email: cat@malayantiger.net
Landline: +603-2715 6701

MYCAT
T3-16-15, 3 Towers, Jalan Ampang
50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

T: +60 3 2715 6701
F: +60 3 2715 6702
E: mycat@malayantiger.net

Malaysian Conservation Alliance for Tigers

MYCAT is the alliance of the Malaysian Nature Society, TRAFFIC, Wildlife Conservation Society-Malaysia, Wildlife Society of Selangor and WWF-Malaysia, supported by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks Peninsular Malaysia for the recovery of wild tiger populations.

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Copyright © 2021 MYCAT. All rights reserved. 

Copyright © 2020 MYCAT. All rights reserved. 

Malaysian Conservation Alliance for Tigers

MYCAT is the alliance of the Malaysian Nature Society, TRAFFIC, Wildlife Conservation Society-Malaysia, Wildlife Society of Selangor and WWF-Malaysia, supported by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks Peninsular Malaysia for the recovery of wild tiger populations.

Supported by:

Website design by:

MYCAT
T3-16-15, 3 Towers, Jalan Ampang
50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

T: +60 3 2715 6701
F: +60 3 2715 6702
E: mycat@malayantiger.net