Conservation

The Reef Ball Project in Sarawak, an innovative marine conservation initiative, has significantly enhanced both the region’s biodiversity and economy. By deploying artificial reef structures made from marine friendly concrete along Sarawak’s coastline, the project has created extensive new habitats for marine life, boosting local fisheries and contributing to global biodiversity preservation. Internationally recognized for creating the world’s longest artificial reef barrier, this initiative supports sustainable livelihoods for local communities and promotes ecotourism. The project exemplifies how environmental conservation can align with economic development, positioning Sarawak as a global leader in marine biodiversity conservation.

Niah National Park has achieved UNESCO World Heritage status, highlighting its exceptional natural and cultural significance, rich biodiversity, and invaluable archaeological sites.

A look at the current state of global deforestation – and Sarawak’s approach in overcoming a phenomenon that threatens its pristine rainforests.