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Would you think twice about paying an extra ringgit for organic products if it was for a good cause?
Speleologist LIZ PRICE explores caves in Kien Giang Province, Vietnam, frequented by tourists and pilgrims.
Volunteer RONALD TIPAN spent two weeks teaching English to Orang Asli children in Cameron Highlands. Impressed at how well they can already converse in basic English, sometimes all it takes is just a little confidence - and a chance.
Jungle retreats are upping the ante and providing guests with comfortable living in nature's bounty and scenic beauty. What better way to soak up the forest flavour than to stay perched up at a spacious tree house right in the middle of the jungle. Travel with DEBORAH CHAN to the heart of India where she fulfils her childhood dream and explores the great wonders of India's wildlife.
Over the years, we have hosted both local and international interns who worked and supported the Wild Asia team with specific projects. In turn, their time with us in turn have helped them with their graduate studies and future careers.
Interested to join us as an intern? Here, we provide guidance for your application process.
From technical skills to creative minds, we have a wide range of projects that interns can choose base on their interests and academic backgrounds.
Wild Asia is a unique organization to work with as we believe in nurturing self-growth and independence. Although we have an organizational structure in place, our working culture is open and linear, so interns are encouraged to approach us for guidance and advice. The team will always ready to assist you throughout your internship and we will ensure that your time with Wild Asia is well-spent and productive.
An orphanage in Janda Baik adopts an innovative sustainability model - growing an organic farm. THO XIN YI writes.
Unsustainable tourism is no longer viable for natural environments such as Janda Baik, Pahang. CHRISTINE LEONG writes that in order for Janda Baik to sustain its natural flora and fauna, a shift towards ecotourism is needed.