Official Partners
eBird Malaysia is a specialized portal of the global eBird platform, managed in collaboration with Wild Bird Club Malaysia. It serves as a comprehensive database for birders to record sightings, explore hotspots, and contribute to avian research and conservation across the country.
The Malaysian Bird Report (MBR) is an inclusive, open-source publication dedicated to documenting the avifauna and bird ecology of Malaysia. Founded to fill a gap in national ornithological documentation, it serves as a central repository for field observations from birdwatchers and photographers.
Nature Sustainable Ecosystem Society is a society registered under the Malaysia’s Societies Act (1966). Officially registered on 31st October 2017, NEST is a collection of like-minded volunteers which share the Mission to be part of the solution towards addressing the current challenges facing Nature as a result of the Digital Age.
Optisan Optics, a family-owned business that has been producing high-quality optical binoculars and riflescope since 1998. The brand logo, the swift, represents the commitment to precision, durability, and agility in providing the best optical equipment for nature lovers, precision shooters, and bird watchers.
Special discount is applicable for club members .
Contact Mr Andy Lee (012-3993193) for further information
Useful External Resources
Shorebirds Peninsular Malaysia Project (SPMP) was initiated by a group of researchers and volunteers in 2017. It began with a collection of shorebird photos by Mr. Mohd Nasir, together with his wife Dr Nur Munira Azman, taken while conducting shorebird surveys in Teluk Air Tawar-Kuala Muda Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA). Through their sharing on social media, many people expressed a desire to know more about shorebirds
Kaedah penamaan burung dalam Bahasa Melayu Malaysia ini direka oleh TOU JING YI, peminat burung sejak tahun 1998. Beliau pernah menjadi ahli jawatan kuasa dalam Persatuan Pencinta Alam Malaysia (MNS) cawangan Perak dari tahun 2009 sehingga 2023. Laman web ini masih dikemaskini dari masa ke semasa oleh beliau.
Tourism Malaysia created a digital e-brochure and related campaigns highlighting the country’s exceptional bird diversity and natural ecosystems. Malaysia is recognized as one of the world’s 17 megadiverse countries, with around 873 bird species, including about 91 endemic or near-endemic species