CSI-Macroinvertebrates
Reforestation Update-20th March 2015
Late last year, after the mud floods in Ringlet on the 5th of November 2014, the Federal Government stepped in to assist the State Government of Pahang to restore Cameron Highlands to its former pristine state ie. to restore law and order, especially where illegal immigrant workers and land clearing is concerned. As a result […]
Saving Gunung Siku-1st March 2015
Yes, we all have our opinions on what Cameron Highlands is going through now. Many of us have suffered. But let us start to make a difference, to make Cameron Highlands a better place. Join us this Saturday 7th of March 2015 to reforest the “moth eaten “Gunung Siku.
Reforestation Update 18th November 2014
18.11.2014 Reforestation is one of the core activities of REACH. In 2004 REACH was given permission by the local land office and Forestry Department to reforest an illegally cleared site at Gunung Brinchang, Cameron Highlands, This site is located in Banjaran Titiwangsa, the main range of Peninsular Malaysia and is at 1800 m above sea […]
Reforestation and Biodiversity Activities for the year 2014
Summary of reforestation and biodiversity activities for 2014 showing the facilitators involved and the participating groups
Reforestation and Biodiversity Activities for the year 2013
Summary of reforestation and biodiversity activities for 2013 showing the facilitators involved and the participating groups
Reforestation Activities for the year 2012
Summary of reforestation and biodiversity activities for 2013 showing the facilitators involved and the participating groups
Reforestation on the 16th December 2012
16th December 2012 In the small town of Cameron Highlands, deforestation is everywhere. On the 12th of December 2012, 150 volunteers from the forestry department and R.E.A.C.H headed to Sungai Pauh to give life to an area which was now as empty as a man’s shaven head. I myself took part in this activity as […]
Record of Recyclables Collected in 2014
Volunteers Wanted
Why volunteer? We, at REACH do so because we love Cameron Highlands and wish to make it a better place. Our past helpers volunteered because they wanted to make their stay here more meaningful and contribute something to Cameron Highland. For that we thank them from the bottom of our hearts. What about you? Would you like […]