On Sunday 25th September 2011, a group of members visited Berembun Forest Reserve, Negeri Sembilan.
Berembun Forest Reserve in Negri Sembilan is a secondary low land forest, and stretches from the outskirts of Seremban through to Kuala Pilah, Negri Sembilan. The forest reserve was gazetted a protected area during the colonial times. Its importance is due to the water catchment area that supplies Seremban water needs.
The visit started with a visit to a Show House constructed from interlocking bricks on the way to Pantai, near the Veterinary Department. Then the group proceeded to the Berembun Forest Reserve. Activities included a walk through the forest reserve, bird watching/photography and a visit to Orang Asli communities. It was good to have so many members on the trip to Berembun. They had a marvellous time and got to make some new friends while at the same time learning about some interesting plants, fungi, insects, as well as interlocking bricks.
Information on the show house is available at www.geniusgreenway.com |  Check out other pictures from the trip below - 
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Our AUGUST event was a repeat trip to Turtle Management Centre, click here to how it went.
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A collection of pictures from our April 2011 trip to Tioman. | 
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Updated last on 26 September 2011
