Guided Field Trips with Ch'ien Lee

Naturalists and biologists the world over have always been drawn to Borneo, where the jungle has long been considered one of the world's quintessential wild places. Its lush forests teem with biodiversity and are home to over 220 species of mammals, 622 species of birds, and a staggering estimated 15,000 species of plants. Many endangered species such as the Proboscis Monkey, Bay Cat, Bornean Orangutan, and the Pygmy Elephant occur nowhere else on earth.

Although under severe threat, Borneo still holds some of the largest tracts of tropical forest in Asia and there are numerous excellent national parks across the island. Ecotourism is a thriving industry in Borneo, as a visit grants nature enthusiasts a chance to delve into some of the world's richest and most exotic rainforests.

If you are planning a trip to Borneo or elsewhere in the region and are looking for a competent nature guide, I would be pleased to assist you. With over 12 years of experience in the forests of Borneo and other Indonesian islands, I can provide skilled nature interpretation as well as practical organizing to make your visit a rewarding one. Customized itineraries can be put together to suit your particular interest, whether it be photographing rare plants or seeking out endemic birds. Please contact me for details.

  

Upcoming Trips

 

 

 

Borneo's Wild Pitcher Plants
(1-15 November, 2010)

FULLY BOOKED

 

Following in the footsteps of the highly successful Wild Nepenthes of Sarawak Tour in 2007, this 2-week trip will take the group through pristine forests in Sarawak, including visits to Bako, Gunung Mulu, Lambir, and Pulong Tau National Parks, and then to the famous Gunung Kinabalu in Sabah. In addition to enjoying wildlife spotting, over 25 species of Nepenthes will be observed in their natural habitats, including: N. bicalcarata, N. campanulata, N. faizaliana, N. hurrelliana, N. lowii, N. rajah, N. villosa, and many others.

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