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Come support the experiment with Earthwatch Institute:

Earthwatch Institute have been linking the general public with Ecological research throughout the world since 1971. Since 2008 they have been sending out teams of volunteers to assist the Sabah Biodiversity Experiment in various research tasks including setting up experiments, remeasuring seedling growth and accessing reforestation techniques on arthropod diversity. You can now contribute to this research and assist us!

Special isssue of the Proceedings of the Royal Society B-Biological Sciences:

Royal Society Publishing has just published The future of South East Asian rainforests in a changing landscape and climate, compiled and edited by Andy Hector, David Fowler, Ruth Nussbaum, Maja Weilenmann and Rory Walsh which is FREE to access online until 31st December 2011. See – http://bit.ly/q2IOyu for further details.

The Sabah Biodiversity Experiment film:

The Sabah Biodiversity Experiment (SBE) is one of the largest scientific investigations into forest ecology and restoration. The following video was produced in conjunction with the international biodiversity year (2010) and screened in the Zurich Zoological museum.

Danum Valley hosts one of South-East Asias most re-known research sites:

Ever wonder what it was like to live a day in the forest as a tropical biologist? This film produced by Scubazoo highlights a day in life as a resercher in Danum valley and The Sabah biodiversity experiment

The Darwin Initiative supports education and research in Borneo:

The Darwin initative stats course was a course held once a year in the University of Sabah. Highlighs of the course shown here: