2026-09-06 Hyatt Regency Wildlife Discovery Weekend Day 2

We wrapped up our Wildlife Discovery Weekend today, bringing a meaningful weekend of wildlife conservation awareness to a close. The event was a great success, with wonderful participation from children, enthusiastic engagement at our booths, and many smiling faces as visitors learned more about Sabah’s incredible wildlife.

Today, 26 children aged 7–12 took part in our drawing contest, while visitors enjoyed two engaging conservation talks by Seratu Aatai and Danau Girang Field Centre.

A big thank you to Hyatt Regency Kinabalu for co-organising this event, to all our conservation partners for sharing their knowledge and passion, and to everyone who joined us throughout the weekend.

Together, we hope to inspire greater appreciation and action for wildlife conservation in Sabah.

2026-09-05 Wildlife Discovery Weekend at Hyatt Regency Kinabalu, Kota Kinabalu

Today marked the first day of the Wildlife Discovery Weekend at Hyatt Regency Kinabalu, Kota Kinabalu, a collaborative initiative between the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre (BSBCC) and Hyatt Regency Kinabalu.

The event brought together government agency, conservation organisations, and local artist who share a common passion for protecting Sabah’s unique wildlife and natural heritage.

Participating partners included:

• Sabah Wildlife Department (SWD)

• HUTAN

• Danau Girang Field Centre (DGFC)

• Orangutan Appeal UK (OAUK)

• Seratu Aatai

• Charles Mawan (Local Artist)

Visitors enjoyed engaging conservation talks by BSBCC, SWD, and OAUK, while 18 children aged 4–6 took part in a fun colouring activity. Guests also explored educational exhibits and discovered more about the incredible wildlife conservation efforts taking place across Sabah.

Thank you to everyone who joined us today. We look forward to welcoming more visitors tomorrow for Day 2 of the Wildlife Discovery Weekend!

2026-08-28 Sandakan Baptist Church Kindergarten visit

Thank you Sandakan Baptist Church Kindergarten for visiting us this morning!

A total of 31 students aged 6 years old, accompanied by 6 teachers came to visit and get to see the sun bears foraging and climbing trees in the enclosures.

The students also participate in the "spot the animals" activity around the observation platform area.

We hope the kids had a great fun learning about sun bears and the animals in our forest!