BORNEO ELEPHANT CONSERVATION
Observe pygmy elephants in a special wildlife corridor
This is a jungle trip with a difference! It is Borneo elephant conservation in action. You will not only be able to observe herds of elephants, but you will also plant a tree to support this unique project. Your guides are the actual facilitators. They collaborate directly with a local softwood and palm oil plantation.
Effectively, the plantation has a dedicated corridor to connect two different wildlife reserves. In this way, the animals have a path for moving between the two areas. Moreover, this approach should reduce human-elephant conflict which is a major issue in Borneo.
Plant trees for Borneo elephants
To enhance the ecosystem in and around the plantation, you will be encouraged to plant a tree. Your guides will source the saplings and explain fascinating facts about the native tropical trees. Then you will tour in a four-wheel-drive vehicle in search of elephants. Sometimes, a herd can be up to 20 animals. By the end of the day, you may be exhausted but much more knowledgeable about how wildlife and plantations can co-exist.
” The team is extremely knowledgeable and we learnt a lot. They are both excellent at finding wildlife, particularly birds. They taught us much about the rain forest.”
Karen, from the U.K.
Our guides are respected local conservationists and carry out animal rescue work for their own wildlife NGO. Over the years, they have released more than 100 animals: leopards, pangolins, snakes and other species. You will find them educational and sensitive to your needs, to make your Borneo rainforest trekking holiday an unforgettable experience.
Our prices are in MYR Malaysian Ringgit. Please use the Currency Converter to calculate in your own currency at the daily rate.
for 4 days/ 3 nights
Add Mountain Climb – 5 days/4 nights
RM 2,250 per person