The Real Natural Christmas Tree Lights only can be found here At Kg Dew Fireflies Eco-tourism.
We would like to invite all natural lovers to visit us here.
We Promote Responsible Tourism, Environment Conservation, Educational, Sustainable and Low Impact To Nature
Friday, December 24, 2010
The Real Natural Christmas Tree Lights Here At Kg Dew
The Real Natural Christmas Tree Lights only can be found here At Kg Dew Fireflies Eco-tourism.
We would like to invite all natural lovers to visit us here.
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Nizam Seri Homestay Taiping Homestay 2, Perak, Malaysia.
Nizam Seri Homestay Taiping Homestay 2, Perak, Malaysia.
(Telah menjadi rumah sewa pada 2012)
Sila ke Homestay Seri Taiping 3
(Telah menjadi rumah sewa pada 2012)
Sila ke Homestay Seri Taiping 3
Menyediakan homestay untuk penginapan keluarga yang selesa dan berhawa dingin
Berdekatan dengan tempat-tempat pelancongan menarik di Taiping. Bukit Merah resort 7km. Taman Tasik Taiping 15km.
Bagi para pengunjung ke Bukit Merah Lake Town Resort yang ingin menyewa dengan harga yang berpatutan atau menghadiri majlis perkahwinan di kawasan bagan serai, semanggol, selinsing dan kuala kurau
Hanya 4 km dari Plaza Tol PLUS Taiping Utara Exit 148. Ikut Jalan Persekutuan menghala ke Bagan Serai (Utara)
Kemudahan penginapan yang lengkap dan bersih.
Kadar sewa yang berpatutan. RM 150.00 semalam
Alamat: 35, Jalan 1, Taman Selinsing Melati, 34800 Semanggol, TAIPING, Perak.
Sesiapa yang berminat sila hubungi
Khairul 012-5145023 ** Homestay Nizam telah menjadi rumah sewa sekarang)
Friday, November 19, 2010
School Holiday Package
Kelip-kelip Kg Dew Kuala Sepetang Fireflies Eco-tourism
Package A RM 300 maximum 10 pax (Firerflies only)
PackageB
Touring Distance: 40 km. 4 hours
including visit mangrove education park, fisherman village, birds watching, sunset, fireflies sighting
(5.00 to 9.00 pm) @ (6.00pm to 10.00 pm)
KELIP-KELIP KG DEW Fireflies, One of the best interesting attraction place in Kuala Sepetang Taiping for you to visit.
KAMUNTING, TAIPING, PERAK.
Time: 7.00pm to 11.00 pm every night
Package A
Touring Distance: 12 km. 2 hours
One big boat @ maximum 10 pax RM300.00
PackageB
Touring Distance: 40 km. 4 hours
including visit mangrove education park, fisherman village, birds watching, sunset, fireflies sighting
(5.00 to 9.00 pm) @ (6.00pm to 10.00 pm)
One big boat @ maximum 10 pax RM600.00
Contact
0125145023 Amirul
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Seri Homestay Taiping Homestay, Perak, Malaysia.
Rehat, Rawat dan Relax
(Harap maaf: Homestay ini telah jadi rumah sewa)
Sila ke Homestay Seri Taiping 3
(Harap maaf: Homestay ini telah jadi rumah sewa)
Sila ke Homestay Seri Taiping 3
Homestay Seri Taiping Homestay
Menyediakan homestay untuk penginapan keluarga yang selesa.
Berdekatan dengan tempat-tempat pelancongan menarik di Taiping.
Hanya 3 km dari Plaza Tol PLUS Taiping Utara Exit 148. Berdekatan dengan Hutan Pendidikan Paya Laut Matang Kuala Sepetang dan bandar Taiping. Makanan istimewa ialah Mee Udang Kuala Sepetang & Mee Udang Galah Kg Dew.
Kemudahan penginapan yang lengkap dan bersih.
Kadar sewa yang berpatutan. RM 150.00 semalam
Alamat: 6, Jalan 1, Taman Jebong Aman, 34700 Simpang, TAIPING, Perak.
Sesiapa yang berminat sila hubungi
Khairul 012-5145023
Seri Homestay Taiping Homestay, Perak, Malaysia.
Homestay Seri Taiping Homestay
Menyediakan homestay untuk penginapan keluarga yang selesa.
Berdekatan dengan tempat-tempat pelancongan menarik di Taiping.
Hanya 3 km dari Plaza Tol PLUS Taiping Utara Exit 148.
Kemudahan penginapan yang lengkap dan bersih.
Kadar sewa yang berpatutan. RM 150.00 semalam
Alamat: 6, Jalan 1, Taman Jebong Aman, 34700 Simpang, TAIPING, Perak.
Sesiapa yang berminat sila hubungi
Khairul 012-5145023
Seri Homestay Taiping Homestay, Perak, Malaysia.
Homestay Seri Taiping Homestay
Menyediakan homestay untuk penginapan keluarga yang selesa.
Berdekatan dengan tempat-tempat pelancongan menarik di Taiping.
Hanya 3 km dari Plaza Tol PLUS Taiping Utara Exit 148.
Kemudahan penginapan yang lengkap dan bersih.
Kadar sewa yang berpatutan. RM 150.00 semalam
Alamat: 6, Jalan 1, Taman Jebong Aman, 34700 Simpang, TAIPING, Perak.
Sesiapa yang berminat sila hubungi
Khairul 012-5145023
Seri Homestay Taiping Homestay, Perak, Malaysia.
Homestay Seri Taiping Homestay
Menyediakan homestay untuk penginapan keluarga yang selesa.
Berdekatan dengan tempat-tempat pelancongan menarik di Taiping.
Hanya 3 km dari Plaza Tol PLUS Taiping Utara Exit 148.
Kemudahan penginapan yang lengkap dan bersih.
Kadar sewa yang berpatutan. RM 150.00 semalam
Alamat: 6, Jalan 1, Taman Jebong Aman, 34700 Simpang, TAIPING, Perak.
Sesiapa yang berminat sila hubungi
Khairul 012-5145023
Seri Homestay Taiping Homestay, Perak, Malaysia.
Homestay Seri Taiping Homestay
Menyediakan homestay untuk penginapan keluarga yang selesa.
Berdekatan dengan tempat-tempat pelancongan menarik di Taiping.
Hanya 3 km dari Plaza Tol PLUS Taiping Utara Exit 148.
Kemudahan penginapan yang lengkap dan bersih.
Kadar sewa yang berpatutan. RM 150.00 semalam
Alamat: 6, Jalan 1, Taman Jebong Aman, 34700 Simpang, TAIPING, Perak.
Sesiapa yang berminat sila hubungi
Khairul 012-5145023
Seri Homestay Taiping Homestay, Perak, Malaysia.
Homestay Seri Taiping Homestay
Menyediakan homestay untuk penginapan keluarga yang selesa.
Berdekatan dengan tempat-tempat pelancongan menarik di Taiping.
Hanya 3 km dari Plaza Tol PLUS Taiping Utara Exit 148.
Kemudahan penginapan yang lengkap dan bersih.
Kadar sewa yang berpatutan. RM 150.00 semalam
Alamat: 6, Jalan 1, Taman Jebong Aman, 34700 Simpang, TAIPING, Perak.
Sesiapa yang berminat sila hubungi
Khairul 012-5145023
Monday, November 1, 2010
Conservation of Fireflies
Conservation of Fireflies
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The ability of fireflies to produce light has been used to the benefit mankind in biomedical research, yet little is known of the diversity of fireflies in many regions of the world because research on the taxonomy of fireflies has not been sufficiently emphasised or adequately funded. As a result, in-depth research has focused on a limited number of species. At the same time, firefly populations are declining across the world, and there is an urgent need for conservation of their habitats. This reflects a decline in the health of the environment and a global trend of increasing biodiversity loss. Governments, local authorities and government agencies need to take measures to preserve the habitats of fireflies and support research, which ultimately provides valuable information to aid in conservation. Protection of the habitats of fireflies contributes to the conservation of many other species of wildlife and a better quality of life for human beings. Fireflies have the potential to be used in education to enhance environmental and conservation awareness. Fireflies have also in recent years become ecotourism icons. Ecotourism needs to be managed sustainably with good, ecologically sound guidelines. Local communities should be involved in the ecotourism industry, be beneficiaries of its economic returns and be involved in conservation.
We, the participants of the Second International Firefly Symposium and Third International Firefly Research Network Meeting recognise and advocate that:
1. Fireflies are a part of our biodiversity heritage and are iconic insects that have been the subject of much investigation in the sciences, an inspiration in the arts and a part of local cultures, folklores and traditions because of their ability to produce light. This ability has also enabled their genes and enzymes to be used in biomedical research for the benefit of mankind.
2. The world’s firefly diversity is still poorly understood, and studies on their physiology and behaviour have focused on only a small number of species. Taxonomic research on fireflies has been poorly funded and given insufficient priority, but is greatly needed since it forms the basis for our understanding of their diversity and is crucial for the development of other aspects of firefly research.
3. Fireflies have been a source of ecotourism revenue for many communities in different parts of the world and have the potential to bring similar benefits to other local communities. Fireflies and their natural habitats also enhance quality of life and contribute to economies through the promotion of aesthetically pleasing landscapes that have greater appeal.
4. Fireflies are indicators of the health of the environment and are declining across the world as a result of degradation and loss of suitable habitat, pollution of river systems, increased use of pesticides in agro-ecosystems and increased light pollution in areas of human habitation. The decline of fireflies is a cause for concern and reflects the global trend of increasing biodiversity loss.
5. Intervention is greatly needed from governments to preserve existing habitats for the conservation of fireflies. The restoration of habitats is not always possible, requires many years and requires high financial inputs.
6. The habitats of fireflies are a refuge for many forms of wildlife including mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and numerous species of invertebrates. Conservation of these habitats, therefore, has the potential to conserve a wide range of fauna.
We urge governments, local authorities and government agencies worldwide to take decisive and concrete action at the regional, national and local level to:
1. First and foremost, protect the habitats of fireflies so as to preserve these iconic creatures and other fauna for the enjoyment of future generations.
2. Undertake rehabilitation of degraded firefly habitats to enable gradual recovery of populations.
3. Develop management plans for firefly ecotourism sites that enable them to be managed sustainably and in a manner that is ecologically sound.
4. Promote the involvement of local communities in firefly ecotourism and ensure they are beneficiaries of the economic returns.
5. Ensure local communities are equipped with knowledge of the habitats, life cycle and ecology of fireflies and are fully involved in conservation efforts.
6. Promote education on firefly conservation at the level of schools, and create awareness among the public on the natural history and conservation of fireflies.
We strongly recommend that governments, local authorities, agencies and corporations support the allocation of human and financial resources for:
1. Inventory and documentation of firefly species in highly diverse, under-researched areas such as Asia, Africa and tropical America.
2. Taxonomic research on fireflies at both the morphological and molecular level, which forms a basis for our understanding of the world’s poorly-documented firefly fauna.
3. Research on fireflies that provides key information on all aspects of their classification, genetics, biology, ecology, behaviour, physiology, conservation and utilisation in biomedical research.
4. The development and application of low environmental impact techniques that minimise degradation of firefly habitats yet enable the development of infrastructure for the benefit of human communities.
5. Collaboration and the sharing of research findings among researchers, and communication of research findings to government authorities and agencies to aid the cause of firefly conservation.
6. Education on the ecology and conservation of fireflies at the level of schools, local communities and the public, as a tool for inculcating environmental responsibility.
Dated this 5th day of August, 2010, by
the participants of the Second International Firefly Symposium
and Third International Firefly Research Network Meeting
in Subang, Selangor, Malaysia
For further information contact:
The Secretariat, International Firefly Symposium 2010
Entomology Branch, Tropical Forest Biodiversity Centre
Forest Research Institute Malaysia
52109 Kepong, Selangor
Malaysia
Tel. +603-6279 7112
Email: ifs2010@frim.gov.my
We, the participants of the Second International Firefly Symposium and Third International Firefly Research Network Meeting recognise and advocate that:
1. Fireflies are a part of our biodiversity heritage and are iconic insects that have been the subject of much investigation in the sciences, an inspiration in the arts and a part of local cultures, folklores and traditions because of their ability to produce light. This ability has also enabled their genes and enzymes to be used in biomedical research for the benefit of mankind.
2. The world’s firefly diversity is still poorly understood, and studies on their physiology and behaviour have focused on only a small number of species. Taxonomic research on fireflies has been poorly funded and given insufficient priority, but is greatly needed since it forms the basis for our understanding of their diversity and is crucial for the development of other aspects of firefly research.
3. Fireflies have been a source of ecotourism revenue for many communities in different parts of the world and have the potential to bring similar benefits to other local communities. Fireflies and their natural habitats also enhance quality of life and contribute to economies through the promotion of aesthetically pleasing landscapes that have greater appeal.
4. Fireflies are indicators of the health of the environment and are declining across the world as a result of degradation and loss of suitable habitat, pollution of river systems, increased use of pesticides in agro-ecosystems and increased light pollution in areas of human habitation. The decline of fireflies is a cause for concern and reflects the global trend of increasing biodiversity loss.
5. Intervention is greatly needed from governments to preserve existing habitats for the conservation of fireflies. The restoration of habitats is not always possible, requires many years and requires high financial inputs.
6. The habitats of fireflies are a refuge for many forms of wildlife including mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and numerous species of invertebrates. Conservation of these habitats, therefore, has the potential to conserve a wide range of fauna.
1. First and foremost, protect the habitats of fireflies so as to preserve these iconic creatures and other fauna for the enjoyment of future generations.
2. Undertake rehabilitation of degraded firefly habitats to enable gradual recovery of populations.
3. Develop management plans for firefly ecotourism sites that enable them to be managed sustainably and in a manner that is ecologically sound.
4. Promote the involvement of local communities in firefly ecotourism and ensure they are beneficiaries of the economic returns.
5. Ensure local communities are equipped with knowledge of the habitats, life cycle and ecology of fireflies and are fully involved in conservation efforts.
6. Promote education on firefly conservation at the level of schools, and create awareness among the public on the natural history and conservation of fireflies.
We strongly recommend that governments, local authorities, agencies and corporations support the allocation of human and financial resources for:
1. Inventory and documentation of firefly species in highly diverse, under-researched areas such as Asia, Africa and tropical America.
2. Taxonomic research on fireflies at both the morphological and molecular level, which forms a basis for our understanding of the world’s poorly-documented firefly fauna.
3. Research on fireflies that provides key information on all aspects of their classification, genetics, biology, ecology, behaviour, physiology, conservation and utilisation in biomedical research.
4. The development and application of low environmental impact techniques that minimise degradation of firefly habitats yet enable the development of infrastructure for the benefit of human communities.
5. Collaboration and the sharing of research findings among researchers, and communication of research findings to government authorities and agencies to aid the cause of firefly conservation.
6. Education on the ecology and conservation of fireflies at the level of schools, local communities and the public, as a tool for inculcating environmental responsibility.
Dated this 5th day of August, 2010, by
the participants of the Second International Firefly Symposium
and Third International Firefly Research Network Meeting
in Subang, Selangor, Malaysia
For further information contact:
The Secretariat, International Firefly Symposium 2010
Entomology Branch, Tropical Forest Biodiversity Centre
Forest Research Institute Malaysia
52109 Kepong, Selangor
Malaysia
Tel. +603-6279 7112
Email: ifs2010@frim.gov.my
Friday, October 29, 2010
Teambuilding
Eko-Pelancongan Kelip-kelip Kg Dew
Borang Pemarkahan Eko-Cabaran
Nama Kumpulan:……………………………………………………….
Nama Ketua:……………………………………………………………
Bilangan ahli kumpulan:………………………Masa mula: ……pm Masa Tamat:……..
Setelah tamat semua aktiviti serahkan borang ke tempat permulaan Kedudukan:……
Peraturan: Semua kumpulan boleh pergi ke mana-mana stesen yang ada.
Kumpulan lain yang ingin membuat cabaran yang sama perlu menunggu.
| Stesen | Cabaran (10 Peserta) | RM | Hakim | |
| 1 | Membuang kulit 3 kayu bakau | 10 | Kojek | |
| 2 | Memancing 3 ekor ikan | 10 | Alang Mat | |
| 3 | Menganyam 3 atap nipah | 10 | Pak Su | |
| 4 | Mengangkat 5 balak kayu bakau | 10 | Budin | |
| 5 | Mengasing 5 kg arang gred C | 10 | Bob | |
| 6 | Tinggal dalam oven arang 15 minit | 10 | Ahak | |
| 7 | Membuat ais kacang nira nipah | 20 | Gerai air nira nipah | |
| 8 | Membina rakit | 10 | Amin | |
| 9 | Menyeberang tasik | 10 | Gee | |
| 10 | Kasut tinggi | 10 | Khairul | |
| 11 | Titian tali usang | 10 | Firdaus | |
| 12 | Halangan Komando | 10 | Hakimi | |
| 13 | Memasak telur yang tidak pecah | 20 | Alan | |
| Bil | Senarai Pemilik Rumah Bertandang | Kumpulan | |
| 1 | Pak Wahab | | |
| 2 | Abang Chen (Hashim) | | |
| 3 | Hj. Bidin | | |
| 4 | Cu (Hasnah) | | |
| 5 | Osman | | |
| 6 | Hazimah | | |
| 7 | Noriah | | |
| 8 | Samad | | |
Monday, October 18, 2010
Pakej Makan Malam
Nasi Putih
Talipia & pari bakar dengan air asam,
Ulam dan sambal belacan,
Sambal udang & petai,
Sup Sayur
Sirap
# Dessert Kelapa Pandan Jelly, watermelon.
# Cenderahati kenang-kenangan
Itenerari. 8.00 pm – 11.00 pm
1. Sambutan Selamat Datang.
2. Makan malam Taklimat keselamatan.Slide show Kelip-kelip & Kuiz..
3. Melawat flora hutan paya air tawar, payau dan masin.
4. Jom tengok kelip-kelip
5. Bersurai. Terima kasih.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Kolam Memancing Ikan Bendang Alang Mat
Alang Mat yang terkenal sebagai Bomoh Buaya rupa-rupanya mempunyai 2 buah kolam ternakan ikan bendang di belakang rumahnya. Antara ikan yang terdapat dalam kolam ini ialah ikan keli, puyu dan haruan. Lihatlah gambar di atas menunjukkan kesan olak ikan yang menangkap. Memang banyak ikan di dalam kolamnya. Amirul tentu gembira sekiranya aku membawanya memancing di sini... tentu boleh dapat ikan punya.
Kunjungan saya untuk bertanya mengenai lawatan ke tempat buaya rupa-rupanya membawa kepada penemuan ini. Sebuah pondok kecil yang hampir siap berdiri teguh berhampiran dengan kolam memberikan pemandangan yang cukup mengasyikkan bagi pelarian kota yang ingin merasai kedamaian dan ketenangan suasana kampung.Kebun kelapa sawitnya pula sangat subur dan bersih. Sesiapa yang ingin cuba bakat sebagai pekerja ladang bolehlah datang ke sini. Jika dapat mengait 5 tandan dalam tempoh 30 minit anda akan dikurniakan sijil pemulaan pekerja ladang kelapa sawit.Dari perbualan dengan Alang Mat, beliau merancang untuk membina sebuah lagi pondok untuk menampung pemancing yang datang bersama keluarga. Jika anda berminat bolehlah menghubungi saya...
Kelip-kelip Kg Dew (Ritma Cahaya Alam) merupakan satu tarikan istimewa di Taiping. Ia menjadi salah satu tempat lawatan menarik bagi pelancong yang datang ke Hutan Pendidikan Paya Laut Matang, Taiping, Perak, Malaysia
Monday, September 27, 2010
Kg Dew Fireflies is one of the best places of interest attraction and interesting place in Taiping, Perak, Malaysia for you to visit.
Fireflies in Kg Dew is in the species of Pteroptyx tener. The mangrove trees called "berembang trees" by the local grow along the riverbanks of Sungai Sepetang river. These are the trees where the fireflies or "kelip kelip" in the local language congregating and feed on its dew. Like other bugs their life cycle is eggs, larvae, pupa and firefly. Female firefly lays their eggs on ground. After hatching the larvae looks for snail and eat it. As a predator the larvae consume everything they could hunt.
Firefly, one of the fascinating beetle that abound in Malaysia at one time and is now fast disappearing due to the fast pace of development. Fortunately, there are still fireflies congrageting at berembang tree to be seen in Kg Dew, Perak about 45 minutes or so drive from Penang Bridge using PLUS highway..
The best time to visit firefly is after nightfall at approximately 7:00pm to 11:00pm. It is also advisable to go when it is not full moon and not during raining evening.
Who to contact
Kg Dew Fireflies Eco-tourism, Kuala Sepetang, Taiping.
Tel 012 5145023 Amirul
amirulisa@yahoo.com.my
Kelip-kelip Kg Dew (Ritma Cahaya Alam) merupakan satu tarikan istimewa di Taiping. Ia menjadi salah satu tempat lawatan menarik bagi pelancong yang datang ke Hutan Pendidikan Paya Laut Matang, Taiping, Perak, Malaysia
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