The Wonders Of Borneo’s Biodiversity
Unlock the Wonders of Sarawak: Where Culture, Nature, and Sustainability Unite!
Embark on an enchanting journey with Bob Zakaria, expert in Sarawak’s biodiversity, as we delve into the vibrant tapestry of Sarawak’s culture, awe-inspiring nature, and unwavering commitment to sustainability.
This talk is specially designed for students and their parents, promising an enlightening experience for all.
Date: Monday, 22 January 2024 at 5:15 PM
Venue: Amphitheater 3000
Conference in English
Ethnic Diversity: Immerse yourselves in the rich heritage of Sarawak’s indigenous groups, from the Iban to the Bidayuh, each preserving unique traditions and captivating customs.
Living Traditions: Explore the fascinating world of traditional longhouses, where ancient customs, crafts, music, and dances flourish, painting a vivid picture of communal living.
Festivals and Flavors: Experience the vibrancy of Sarawak through lively festivals like the Gawai Dayak and indulge in the tantalizing fusion of local and Asian cuisines.
Embrace Nature’s Bounty and Sustainability Initiatives:
Majestic Landscapes: Encounter the breathtaking beauty of Sarawak’s rainforests, awe-inspiring caves like the legendary Mulu Caves, and the towering Mount Mulu.
Unique Wildlife: Witness the wonders of nature through encounters with iconic orangutans, proboscis monkeys, and other exotic species thriving in national parks and reserves.
This conference, open to students, parents, and IFS staff, is part of the continuity of the 5eme students’ trip focused on sustainable development and the exploration of the ecological and cultural environments in the region.
It provides an additional opportunity to deepen the knowledge gained during the trip and raise awareness within the school community about issues related to sustainability and the richness of local ecosystems.
Bob Zakaria is a true explorer with an in-depth knowledge of every corner of the Sarawak region. For many years, he has served as a guide to scientific researchers, accompanying them through this natural and precious environment on the island of Borneo.