SENARAI KAWASAN TAMAN NEGARA,HUTAN SIMPAN DAN KAWASAN DI LINDUNGI DI MALAYSIA

Parks, Reserves, and Other Protected Areas in
	Malaysia
	Regions Peninsular Malaysia Sabah Sarawak	Info Protected Areas in Malaysia Department of Wildlife and National Parks The Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP) is responsible for the management of national parks and wildlife reserves in Peninsular Malaysia. The management of these areas is focused on the planning and implementation of various activities which contribute to the long-term conservation of protected areas while mitigating/reducing conflicts between human and the environment. The development of protected areas was done sustainably to ensure optimum benefit to human and prosperity to the environment for the present and future generation. Source: Department of Wildlife and National Parks, Peninsular Malaysia
	Peninsular Malaysia National Parks Taman Negara Taman Negara Pulau Pinang Tasek Bera Wildlife Reserves Chior Sungkai Batu Gajah Bukit Fraser Pahang Tua Krau Port Dickson Bukit Nanas Selangor Golf Club Klang Gate Bukit Sungai Puteh Bukit Kutu Bukit Faser Bukit Melawati Templer Park Sungai Dusun Segamat Endau-Kota Tinggi (East) Endau-Kota Tinggi (West) Endau-Kluang Wang Pinang Terrapin Reserves
	Sabah Parks Kinabalu Crocker Range Protection Forest Reserves Bald Hill Balembangan Bengkoka Bidu-Bidu Binsuluk Botitian Bkt. Taviu Bkt. Kuamas Danum Valley Gemok Hill Gomantong Gn. Lumaku (upper) Gn. Lumaku (lower) Kelawat Klias Lamag Leila Limau-Limauan Lipaso Maliau Basin Mandamai Mt. Andrassy Mt. Cochrane Mt. Conner Mt. Hatton Mt. Pock Mt. Walker Mt. Wullersdorf Pababag Island Quion Hill Segarong Selangan Is. Silabukan Sosopodon Sg. Serudong Tambalugu Tanjung Nagas Tawai Tenompok Timbun Mata Tinagat Ulu Kalumpang Ulu Telupid Domestic Forest Reserves Jembongan Kawang Labuan Lema'as Matunggong Tagaroh Tamparuli Tajong Tatahan Tamalang Amenity Forest Reserves Babanga Baradaya Gum Gum Kg. Hindian Membalua Milli Nonum Nabahan Padas Damit Pulau Berhala Sibuga Sook Plain Ulu Kukut Virgin Jungle Reserves Agathis Batumapun (mangrove) Batu Timbang Bod Tai Bohihan, Maganting, Silumpat & Tabawan Islands Brantian-Tatulit Crocker Range Dagat Garinono Gomantong Imbok Kabili-Sepilok Karakit Keruak Kretam Kawang Gibong Kalumpang Labuk Road Kitabu Lajong Loro Lungmanis Madai-Baturong Malawaring Maligan Malubuk Mamahat Materis Mengalong Merisuli Milian-Labau Nurod Urod Pangi Pin-Supu Pulau Batik Pulau Sakar Rafflesia Sepagaya Sepilok (mangrove) Sg. Basio Sg. Imbak Sg. Kapur Sg. Lokan Sg. Paitan Sg. Sansiang Sg. Sapi Sg. Simpang Sg. Siliawan Sem Kerangas Siaunggau & Mesapol Silabukan Tabin (in Tabin Wildlife Reserve) Teak Plantation Ulu Sapa Payau Ulu Sg. Napagon Umas Umas Wildlife Reserves Tabin Kulamba Conservation Areas Maliau Basin Danum Valley	Info Sabah Forest Department Protection Forest Reserves are strictly protected. The total area of forests under this class is 342,216 ha, about 9.5% of the total forest reserve area (collectively known as the Permanent Forest Estate) and about 4.6% of the land area of Sabah. They are conserved primarily for environmental protection and biodiversity conservation. They are protected by law from any form of land conversion or timber exploitation. After the establishment of the PFE in 1984, a total of 44 Protection FRs were established, the last being Maliau Basin Forest Reserve in 1997. Domestic Forest Reserves were established mainly to provide forest areas for natives living nearby to hunt, fish and take minor forest produce for their own domestic use, subject to permits. The total area of forests under this class is 7,355 ha. Forests under this class cover only a tiny fraction (0.2%) of the total forest reserve area (the Permanent Forest Reserve, PFE). Domestic FRs have yet to be fully developed for their intended purpose. Amenity Forest Reserves were established mainly to provide recreational opportunities for the general public. The total area of forests under this class is 20,767 ha. Forests under this class occupy only a tiny fraction (0.6%) of the total forest reserve area (the Permanent Forest Reserve, PFE). Amenity FRs have yet to be fully developed for their intended purpose. Virgin Jungle Reserves are intended for research and biodiversity conservation. At present, there some 50 VJRs throughout Sabah covering a total of 90,386 ha, about 2.5% of the total forest reserve area (referred to as the Permanent Forest Estate or PFE). Their size ranges from 3 ha to over 18,000 ha. Most of them are situated in the East Coast, on the Kinabatangan Floodplain, and in the southeast, in the Lahad Datu and Tawau regions. Wildlife Reserves are strictly protected. The total area of forests under this class is 132,653 ha. They are conserved primarily for the preservation of wildlife and wildlife habitat. They are managed by the Sabah Wildlife Department. Source: Conservation Areas Information and Monitoring System - CAIMS (for the Forest Reserves in Sabah)
	Sarawak National Parks Bako (www) Gunung Mulu (www) Niah (www) Lambir Hills (www) Similajau (www) Gunung Gading (www) Kubah (www) Batang Ai (www) Loagan Bunut (www) Tanjung Datu (www) Talang Satang (www) Bukit Tiban (www) Maludam (www) Rajang Mangroves (www) Gunung Buda (www) Nature Reserves Wind Cave (www) Sama Jaya (www) Semenggoh (www) Bukit Sembiling Bukit Hitam Wildlife Sanctuaries Samunsam (www) Lanjak-Entimau (www) Pulau Tukong Ara-Banun (www) Sibuti