Sarawak Rainforest
Protecting Our Heritage

The tropical rainforest in the State of Sarawak, Malaysia is amongst the world’s oldest and least disturbed. As a showcase for bio-diversity, the ancient rainforest is home to some of the most rare and interesting species of wild plants and animals. In its countless species, the 80,000 sq km rainforest is an endless source for future chemical inventions waiting to be discovered - drugs possibly for AIDS, Alzheimer's and cancer.

To safeguard the natural heritage for future generations, Sarawak Forest Department carries out sustainable management & development of the forest resources and optimisation of its contributions to the socio-economic development.

The enforcement of the Forests Ordinance 1958 (Cap. 126), the National Parks and Nature Reserve Ordinance 1998, the Wildlife Protection Ordinance 1998, and the control of all forestry operations covered under the terms of a forest licence. The collection of revenue due to the Government from timber royalty, premium and other fees.

Environmental protection, protection and conservation of endangered wildlife species and rare plants, establishment of National Parks and Wildlife sanctuaries, and the control of the harvest of the permanent forest estate based on the principle of Sustainable Forest Management.

Advising the Government on all matters pertaining to forestry and the promotion of a profitable export trade on forest produce.

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