A community-led organisation in Janda Baik that promotes sustainable ecotourism while protecting the area’s forests, rivers and natural heritage. It offers nature-based experiences such as guided forest walks, waterfall visits, village tours and environmental education activities. The organisation also creates local employment, develops community skills and encourages residents to participate actively in conservation and responsible tourism.
Offers community-led ecotourism experiences centred on Ulu Tampik Waterfall, including guided forest activities, local storytelling, village customs, and nature-based recreation. Tourism packages are developed and delivered by residents of Janda Baik.
Protects the cultural and natural identity of Janda Baik by involving local residents in decision-making and visitor management. The initiative preserves community traditions, local knowledge, and the tranquil rural character of the village while promoting responsible access to the forest.
Stewards approximately 30 hectares of rainforest around Ulu Tampik Waterfall through a Joint Forest Management approach. It enforces no-litter rules, limits group sizes, restricts unsupervised access, monitors the forest, and conducts guided treks that promote biodiversity and water-catchment conservation.
Keeps tourism revenue within Janda Baik through a community enterprise structure. More than 100 accommodation providers participate in the framework, while local operators offer homestays, chalets, ATV tours, camping, fishing, and cultural activities, creating jobs and reducing rural out-migration.
Builds environmental awareness through guided interpretation, community training, and the Tampik Junior Rangers programme. Local youth receive nature-based training and mentorship, while residents gain knowledge in conservation, visitor management, entrepreneurship, and sustainable tourism practices.
A community-led organisation in Janda Baik that promotes sustainable ecotourism while protecting the area’s forests, rivers and natural heritage. It offers nature-based experiences such as guided forest walks, waterfall visits, village tours and environmental education activities. The organisation also creates local employment, develops community skills and encourages residents to participate actively in conservation and responsible tourism.
Offers community-led ecotourism experiences centred on Ulu Tampik Waterfall, including guided forest activities, local storytelling, village customs, and nature-based recreation. Tourism packages are developed and delivered by residents of Janda Baik.
Protects the cultural and natural identity of Janda Baik by involving local residents in decision-making and visitor management. The initiative preserves community traditions, local knowledge, and the tranquil rural character of the village while promoting responsible access to the forest.
Stewards approximately 30 hectares of rainforest around Ulu Tampik Waterfall through a Joint Forest Management approach. It enforces no-litter rules, limits group sizes, restricts unsupervised access, monitors the forest, and conducts guided treks that promote biodiversity and water-catchment conservation.
Keeps tourism revenue within Janda Baik through a community enterprise structure. More than 100 accommodation providers participate in the framework, while local operators offer homestays, chalets, ATV tours, camping, fishing, and cultural activities, creating jobs and reducing rural out-migration.
Builds environmental awareness through guided interpretation, community training, and the Tampik Junior Rangers programme. Local youth receive nature-based training and mentorship, while residents gain knowledge in conservation, visitor management, entrepreneurship, and sustainable tourism practices.
A community-led organisation in Janda Baik that promotes sustainable ecotourism while protecting the area’s forests, rivers and natural heritage. It offers nature-based experiences such as guided forest walks, waterfall visits, village tours and environmental education activities. The organisation also creates local employment, develops community skills and encourages residents to participate actively in conservation and responsible tourism.
Offers community-led ecotourism experiences centred on Ulu Tampik Waterfall, including guided forest activities, local storytelling, village customs, and nature-based recreation. Tourism packages are developed and delivered by residents of Janda Baik.
Protects the cultural and natural identity of Janda Baik by involving local residents in decision-making and visitor management. The initiative preserves community traditions, local knowledge, and the tranquil rural character of the village while promoting responsible access to the forest.
Stewards approximately 30 hectares of rainforest around Ulu Tampik Waterfall through a Joint Forest Management approach. It enforces no-litter rules, limits group sizes, restricts unsupervised access, monitors the forest, and conducts guided treks that promote biodiversity and water-catchment conservation.
Keeps tourism revenue within Janda Baik through a community enterprise structure. More than 100 accommodation providers participate in the framework, while local operators offer homestays, chalets, ATV tours, camping, fishing, and cultural activities, creating jobs and reducing rural out-migration.
Builds environmental awareness through guided interpretation, community training, and the Tampik Junior Rangers programme. Local youth receive nature-based training and mentorship, while residents gain knowledge in conservation, visitor management, entrepreneurship, and sustainable tourism practices.