An Immersive Experience in Nature, Leadership, and Purpose
Are you ready to step out of your comfort zone and into an unforgettable journey?
Our Summer Camp for Youth (18 years and above) offers a unique opportunity
to explore nature, develop leadership skills, and build meaningful connections—all within the breathtaking
environment of Pahang National Park.
Participants will engage in guided nature activities, team challenges, reflective sessions, and
leadership workshops—creating memories, friendships, and skills that last far beyond the camp itself.
Registration Deadline: 31 March 2026
Payment Deadline: 31 May 2026
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About Organizer
Biodiversity and Sustainable Development Institute (IBSD)
The Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainable Development (IBSD) was established on June 3, 2020, under the Office of the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research and Innovation), Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM). IBSD is a research institute focusing on biodiversity
(as one component of sustainable development) relevant to Malaysia, which is rich in tropical rainforest areas abundant with diverse flora, fauna, and natural resources.The biodiversity in Malaysia's tropical forests provides a wealth of information and new
knowledge to be explored by scientists, while also serving as an ecotourism destination that impacts local communities. IBSD plays a crucial role in driving sustainable development and showcasing UiTM's role in the national and global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) agenda. Through its research and initiatives, IBSD aims to contribute to the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity, as well as promote responsible ecotourism practices that benefit both the environment and local communities.
Vision
To be a globally renowned centre of excellence in championing research in biodiversity and sustainable development
To be the knowledge advancement and referral centre for advancement for sustainable development and biodiversity
To improve UiTM global visibility through the collaborative research expert and strategic international partnership such as
training, knowledge transfer, service learning, consultation and commercialization in sustainable development and biodiversity
Mission
To be a globally renowned centre of excellence in championing research in biodiversity and sustainable development.
Tentative
Time
Activity
Notes
Day 1 — Monday, 7 September 2026
8.00 AM
Arrival of participants
Accommodation: UiTM Hotel; Airport pick-up from KLIA
Day 2 — Tuesday, 8 September 2026
7.00 AM
Breakfast
8.30 AM
Depart for Tebing Guest House (TGH), Kuala Tahan
12.00 PM
Lunch
2.00 PM
Check in at TGH
4.00 PM
Rapid Shooting
River activity
7.00 PM
Dinner
8.30 PM
Night Jungle Walk (Team 1 – 10 pax)
10.00 PM
Return to TGH
Day 3 — Wednesday, 9 September 2026
7.00 AM
Breakfast
8.30 AM
Jungle Trekking to Bukit Teresek
12.30 PM
Packed Lunch
2.00 PM
Lata Berkoh
3.00 PM
Return to TGH
4.00 PM
Rest
7.00 PM
Dinner
8.00 PM
Night Jungle Walk (Team 2 – 10 pax)
10.00 PM
Return to TGH
Day 4 — Thursday, 10 September 2026
7.00 AM
Breakfast
9.00 AM
Depart for Kuala Sat
10.00 AM
Kuala Sat Village Tour Activity: Boating, tubing, swimming & picnic
1.00 PM
Packed Lunch & Fish Feeding
2.00 PM
Return to TGH
3.00 PM
Rest
7.00 PM
Dinner
8.00 PM
Night Sanctuary
11.00 PM
Rest
Day 5 — Friday, 11 September 2026
7.00 AM
Breakfast
9.30 AM
Canopy Walkway
10.00 AM
Return to TGH
11.00 AM
Check out from TGH
12.00 PM
Depart for Kampung Pagi Jetty
2.00 PM
Depart for UiTM Kuala Keniam Research Station
3.00 PM
Lunch & Briefing Session
4.00 PM
Visit to Kampung Orang Asli Cangkung
5.00 PM
Campsite Preparation
8.00 PM
CSR Activity with Yayasan Food Bank Malaysia
10.00 PM
Rest
Day 6 — Saturday, 12 September 2026
7.00 AM
Breakfast
9.00 AM
CSR Activity with Yayasan Food Bank Malaysia
12.00 PM
Lunch
3.00 PM
Return to TGH
4.00 PM
Return to Shah Alam (UiTM Hotel)
10.00 PM
Rest
Day 7 — Sunday, 13 September 2026
7.00 AM
Breakfast
9.00 AM
City Tour
Full-day tour
7.00 PM
Return to UiTM Hotel & Rest
Day 8 — Monday, 14 September 2026
7.00 AM
Departure of participants
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Roadmap Activity
Committee Members
Position
Name
Honorary Advisor
Professor Datuk Ts. Dr. Shahrin bin Sahib @ Sahibuddin
Prof. Ts. Dr. Norazah Abd Rahman
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Siti Aekbal Salleh
Chairman
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Marfiah Ab Wahid
Co-Chairman
Assoc. Prof. Sr. Dr. Siti Aekbal Salleh
Vice Chairman 1
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Siti Khairiyah Mohd Hatta
Vice Chairman 2
Dr. Muhammad Fuad Abdullah
Secretary
Mrs. Norajuni Md Nasir
Treasurer
Mrs. Norhasnida Mohamad
Secretariat
Dr. Mohd Zaki Mohd Yusoff
Mr. Mohd Yusri Idorus
Logistic
Dr. Muhammad Fuad Abdullah
Dr. Badli Esham Ahmad
Promotion & Publicity
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Seca Gandaseca
Dr. Nur Nadiah Md Yusof
Web & Technical Design
Mr. Muhammad Ammar Khaizuan
Mr. Mohd Aizuddin Borhan Shah
Mrs. Nazarul Wirda Baharuddin
Mrs. Khairunnisa Musa
Mrs. Norazlin Othman
Mr. Muhammad Afif Khaizuan
Registration & Certificate
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Faezah Pardi
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Memiyanty Haji Abdul Rahim
Fee Details
The USD1,000 pax fee for the summer camp includes the following:
Fee
Details
Meals
All meals will be provided throughout the camp, ensuring participants have a balanced and nutritious diet. This includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, and tea (4 meals/day)
Transportation
The organizers will arrange transportation to and from the camp location. This covers group transport from a designated meeting point to the camp and return after the program concludes (boat rides included)
Accommodation
Comfortable and safe accommodation is included for the entire duration of the camp. Participants will be housed in shared rooms/apartments, with necessary facilities such as bedding, bathrooms, and common areas
Camp Materials/Kit
i. T-shirts: A branded camp T-shirt or uniform for participants
ii. Stationery: Notebooks, pens, or folders for workshops, training, or personal journaling
iii. Backpacks/ Water Bottles: Useful items for outdoor activities
Activity Costs
i. Workshops and Training Sessions: Fees for expert speakers, nature guides, and facilitators conducting specialised sessions (e.g., leadership training, team-building exercises)
ii. Outdoor Activities: The cost of gear or fees for adventure activities such as hiking and water tubing
iii. Excursions: Guided field trips or off-site activities, as part of the program itinerary
Health and Safety
i. First Aid and Medical Assistance: Availability of on-site medical personnel or first aid kits for any minor injuries or health issues
ii. Security Services: Ensuring the safety of participants with trained staff or camp security personnel
Camp Souvenirs
i. Certificates of Participation: Recognize participants who have completed the camp program
ii. Camp Photos/Videos: Professional or group photos and video memories made available after the camp
The registration fee covers all essential costs, allowing participants to fully focus on the camp experience. Additional expenses for personalized items will be borne by the participants.
